[Njtechdiv] Using Be My Eyes to click an invisible button

[Lester Cameron]

Hello my name is Less 
I have come across these  problems and my daughter and I   do this 
she has a I phone and I have a I pad we go on to face time 
she lives in Georgia 
I hole my I pad to my monitor and she can see my screen and the arrow of the mouse 
If you have a friend that can see just check it out 
I do this with lots of things 
I uuse it for my washer,dish washer coupons,so on so on  
If I drop a pill on the floor 
just a new Idea 
thank you
>From the three  c’s 


From: Tracy Carcione via Njtechdiv 
Sent: Friday, August 31, 2018 10:34 AM
To: 'New Jersey Technology Division List' ; 'NFB in Computer Science Mailing List' 
Cc: Tracy Carcione 
Subject: [Njtechdiv] Using Be My Eyes to click an invisible button

Yesterday, I was trying to upgrade some software, and it had a place to click to continue that was totally invisible to the screen reader, either Jaws or Narrator.  I used Be My Eyes to get specialized help from Microsoft, and the tech helped me move the mouse until I was over the invisible button and could click it with the actual mouse.  This is not an easy thing to do, but he was calm and patient, and together we got the job done.

Where I work, we can give official thank-yous to people we work with.  If I could, I’d give one to that Microsoft tech. Without his help, I’d have had to wait quite a while until a sighted friend could come over, or pay someone to do a thing that’s simple for a sighted person, but was impossible for me.

Tracy

 



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