Jaws and NVDA should both be SR key-b, or SR key-ctrl-b. SR key is what I'm
calling the "screen reader" key - usually caps lock on a laptop, or insert on a
full-sized keyboard. If not, and if you are using NVDA, google and download
"resource monitor NVDA add-on". It gives you battery, ram usage,
Thank you all for your helpful suggestions. It means a lot. :-)
Now, can you please tell me how you check your battery status while on Windows?
Thanks!
Ezzie
On 3/15/14, Piotr Machacz wrote:
> Another way to switch what OS you're booting into is through the startup
> disk options. If you're curr
Another way to switch what OS you're booting into is through the startup disk
options. If you're currently on the mac, go to system preferences, then startup
disk. You will need to unlock the settings, then you can choose if you want to
boot into OS X or windows and also have a restart button. O
awn
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First, download and install the free Refit Boot manager. This nifty bit of
softwa
First, download and install the free Refit Boot manager. This nifty bit of
software gives you first-letter navigation of your startup disks, and
automatically prompts for one. When I used it, I could hit the power button,
press W right after the chime, and Windows would boot. Or, I could press M
