AdobeAcrobatPro.odt

I'm designing a logo for web and software (also reporting) entity.

Today I tried to login to my desktop happily running Windows 10. I was unable to log in to the computer, because while my mouse worked perfectly, my keyboard wouldn't enter a single key.

I have two desktop computers A (Windows 7 Home premium)and B (Windows 7 Home basic), both using Windows 7.

On Windows 8.1, is there a way to remove the accessibility features completely?

I googled lot around related to the following problem: I have a freshly pre-installed Windows 10 on my Dell notebook.

I recently bought a new Win10 pc. Then I tried to access the folders I had saved in an external hard drive, which I used to use with Windows 7.

I have my hands full most of the day although I can do some operations on a computer.

My eight-year-old son is left-handed and I am right-handed. I wish to be able to quickly and easily switch primary and secondary mouse buttons from the command line. We use Windows 10.

I'm colour blind, and find it impossible to tell the difference between the colours for 'Available' and 'Away' in Skype for Business 2016:

Sometimes I accidentally put my arm on the Numpad Enter when coding and when the enter key starts repeating, things get messy.

Often I will have my brightness set for a dark-mode website, but when I click an outside link I get blinded by the pure white background.

Here's the AppleScript code:
set phone_num to "1111111111"-- (put your own number here)

Here's the AppleScript code:
set phone_num to "1111111111"-- (put your own number here)

How can I see the text of non-focused RecyclerView children (items)?

I have an Android app that hosts an WebView and we want to adopt some accessibility feature on it.

I'm developing a software for music education purposes and it has to be accessible by screen reader so blind kids can use it too. But I'm having a problem with JOptionPane messages.

I'm trying to find guidance from WCAG guidelines about link text in an anchor with a mailto:email address.

I'm using a extension for Firefox to check for 508 compliance issues. found here:

This Automator action uses Accessibility / AppleScript to auto accept airdrop items. Its great.

I work with the following html code in iOS with UIWebView: