just as an aside, narrator has undergone a drastic change and as of the next major update to win10, which is due this fall, narrator could be compared to the major screenreaders as ms have

separate chat windows? really that wastes more resources. on windows, press alt+1 and you're in the conversation list, and by default, it's set to organise by time, so you can easily find the

I honestly don't see, in Octavian's post, anything I could reasonably describe as: - "Disrespect towards a screenreader based on personal preference." The "JAWS, not NVDA" remark read, to me, as

Windows 10 will be just fine. I’ve used it enough to tell you this. Skype also will be just fine. And if something is missing, MS will fix it. I think they have proven themselves when it comes

When I was going to school, I never heard of screenreaders nor screen magnifiers On 8/9/2018 5:52 PM, Jerry Pryde wrote:

I also learned that from Windows 95 to Windows 98 to Windows 2000 to XP to Vista to Windows 7 wasn't easy, but it took a while to figure the commands on each OS. On 8/9/2018

Shaun and John. Absolutely correct. Frankly, I thought changing from XP to Windows-7 would be difficult; Two Words: False alarm. Like you, John, I tend to stick with what works, until it

Hello Shaun, Well, well. You're really a bit too harsh, but OK, let's be harsh then. Skype 8 sucks indeed. Not as a piece of software, but as a *messenger*. See the difference: a

and thank you john, you therefore prove my point, you know how to use it, but by choice, you don't wish to, and that is your choice, which I respect. you are neither

wrong. utterly, incontrovertibly wrong. Read what sarah just said. and really I'm tired of seeing disrespect towards a screenreader based on personal preference.

what's hard to use about windows10? how is the command structure different at its core than that of windows7? really people, you're going to be forced in to using win10 in two or three

I’ve never had anyone who I upgraded to Windows 10 have any issues. And while I don’t use W10 as my primary driver, its close enough to windows 7 to work just fine. In fact, narrator might be

I'm going to comment here, and I'm likely going to not only appear contrary, but, quite harsh, and I make no appology for it. you have been warned. Firstly, Sarah is right.

Hello Sarah, I clicked on your youtube link, but once I’m there, none of the links activate for me. Maybe I’m doing something simply wrong? (Smiles)

I agree to a point, however sometimes the number of keys can make thigns complex. Fr me I just use the nvda quick keys. I dunno if such ahting exists in jaws or not but yeah, works fine over here and

Is there a way using regedit to tell skype to never show the autoupdator again? It keeps coming up and telling me its ready to be installed with Skype8. I’m tired of getting rid of the

 I think the easiness of usage of different versions of a program can be partially measured by the number of keystrokes and hotkeys needed to do a certain thing. If the number of

Wow, 2 hours? I downloaded skype 8 and learned on a youtube stream how to use it in a matter of minutes.. It is jut like a web page and if you use your quick nav keys un nvda or jaws ou will be able

I upgraded from Windows 7 to 10 in 2016, people were spreading stories around that 10 was vastly different, but once I got it I found that I didn’t have to change anything, all the commands I used

The thing about Skype 8 is that I do not like it because it took me 2 hours to use it. I like Skype 7 because I have Windows 7 OS and no offense, Windows 10 is hard to use, plus, the