Harry,


I use the text editor and slide show app in Open Office sometimes, and 
they're very accessible. I believe the current version is 4.1.2. Earlier 
versions crashed a lot. The current one crashes less often. I would say 
it's ready to be a primary text editor, but I would also say it's a good 
idea to save often.


If someone can post how to read page numbers in Word Pad, I'd appreciate 
it. When I was experimenting, I think I got myself in print view, but I 
didn't get any page numbers.

Thanks.

Ciao
On 7/6/2016 7:47 PM, Harry Brown wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm using jaws 17.0.2211, on a windows 10 desktop.
> Well, tonight, Microsoft word 2007 started acting up again, and it 
> started skipping pages.
> So, I got rid of office 2007!
> Since people said to me that they still have the problem in word 2010, 
> 2013, and 2016, I'm just going to not use office at all.
> So, my 3 questions are:
> 1. For jaws users out there, does hj pad read page numbers, and does 
> it have a spell checker in it?
> 2. Are there any open office users on this list, and if there are, how 
> accessible is open office?
> 3. I was told that when you are in word pad, and you go into print 
> preview, you can read your document with page numbers, is this true? 
> If so, can someone tell me how to go into print preview?
> I will say that if I could read page numbers in word pad, and if it 
> had a spell checker, I would stay with word pad for my word processor 
> of choice, and, word pad works fantastically with Narrator!
> harry
>
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