[nfbcs] Your thoughts on erosion of Windows accessibility

[Ryan Mann]

You mentioned not being able to read attachments because they are in
protected view.  You can configure Word, Excel and PowerPoint so that
when those files are attached to an email, they are not opened in
protected view.  You would go into the Trust Center settings in those
programs.  Let me know if you don't know how to do this.

On 6/7/16, Deborah Armstrong via nfbcs <nfbcs at nfbnet.org> wrote:
>> I am sick of having four different computers,  four screen reading
>> programs, three virtual machines running three versions of Windows, a
>> Macintosh, and Chromebook just to do my research and job.
> I miss DOS too, but I get my fix on Linux which is my hobby at home. However
> in the work world, we mostly get stuck with Windows and software which these
> days, appears to be more and more complex and  less and less reliable
> access-wise.
>
> I think the silver lining though is that knowing all this technology is
> great for your skill set.  Employers never cared that I could hack around on
> Linux at home. They have however been interested in how I could script a
> screen reader (even if it was something very simple and not related to what
> they were hiring for) or that I could figure out how to perform a task with
> documentation. As one interviewer once said "I'd rather have a person who
> can RTFM than someone who can draw."
>
>
> --Debee
>
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