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1. Guide [Window-Eyes] Window-Eyes and Remote Desktop - Window-Eyes provides support for remote computing out of the box, with no additional fees or components required. Read on to learn how to set up, configure, and connect to...
2. Guide [Window-Eyes] Adding Form Controls to Microsoft Word - Window-Eyes will easily read Microsoft Word form controls when designed with accessibility in mind. Creating accessible documents often falls on the part of a sighted individual who may...
3. Guide [Window-Eyes] Accessing Attachments in Email Messages - Email attachments are files that are included (or "attached") with an email message. Documents, images, and even application files can be sent via email. Attachments...
4. Guide [Window-Eyes] The Path from JAWS to Window-Eyes Made Easy - The primary purpose of having a JFW keyboard layout for Window-Eyes is to offer individuals who use JFW, an easy way to use Window-Eyes without having to...
5. Guide [Window-Eyes] Understanding Windows Elements - Microsoft Windows uses an interactive Graphical User Interface (or GUI) method of communication that sits between the applications you command, and the nuts and bolts of the operating system. Windows...

5 Most Recently Added Knowledge Base Articles

1. Guide [Window-Eyes] Changing Spacing and Styles in Word 2007 - While sighted people have the ability to see blank lines that now exist in the new styles that Word 2007 incorporates, blind consumers cannot access them.  The following...
2. Guide [Window-Eyes] Making Outlook say, "read, unread, attachment" and other tips regarding labeling graphics - If you are using Outlook, you typically like to know if the message has been read, if you haven't read it, or if there is an attachment. These items are...
3. Guide [Window-Eyes] Buying a New Computer That Works with Window-Eyes - So, you are ready to take the plunge and buy a new computer. This is usually a purchase that is well thought out, and typically happens every several years. Or,...
4. Guide [Window-Eyes] Getting and Reading the Current Line Number in Word 2007 - Getting access to line numbers, and other miscellaneous document information, on the status line in Microsoft Word 2007 is easily accomplished in just a few steps:1. Open...
5. Guide [Sense Notetakers] Configuring The Sense Notetaker For Wireless LAN Access - This guide gives instructions on configuring the Sense notetaker for wireless Internet access. These instructions assume you have at least version 5 of the Braille Sense Plus and Braille...

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