Accessibility Agony Aunt
Everyone needs a little help sometimes, especially when it comes to assistive technologies.
We receive dozens of questions each week from users asking how to solve problems. Sometimes, people are worried about asking for help because they feel like they should already know the answer, but most of the time, you are not the only one who wants to know how to do something. That’s why each week we will choose a few of the best, most common, or simply the most interesting questions we get asked and share them here along with the answers.
If you need a hand with your assistive tech, whether it is a screen reader, magnifier, speech to text system, mind mapping tool or anything else, you can ask the Assistive Tech Agony Aunt for help.
Accessibility Agony Aunt #4
Katherine Turner
In the fourth instalment of the Accessibility Agony Aunt, we look at an issue where JAWS appears to stop reading a document in Word and subsequently crashes the application.
Accessibility Agony Aunt #3
Katherine Turner
In the third instalment of the Accessibility Agony Aunt, we look at a feature in Office that may have appeared without your knowledge, the Paste formatting menu.
Accessibility Agony Aunt #2
Kelvin Duncan
In this week’s Accessibility Agony Aunt, we look at the use of emojis in workplace emails and messages and how to use these in an accessible way.
Accessibility Agony Aunt #1
Olly Anthony
For our first Accessibility Agony Aunt, we answer questions about JAWS crashing and how to effectively navigate the ribbon menu in Microsoft Outlook.