There’s other stuff out there, but it’s usually unstable, or is even more confusing when reading things like images and tables, and doesn’t have the support available the NVDA and Jaws do. I’ve tested Windows Eyes when it was a thing, but that’s kinda outdated now, and Supernova is behind a paywall like JAWS. Truly, (and this is slight self promotion here) you may want to actually get someone to teach you NVDA orJAWS. Depending on how you obtain it, it can be free to get training if your getting it through your state government (in the US at least, in other countries it’s different) but government programs usually require you to claim it’s for employment purposes, even if used at home. Otherwise, you can look for courses online or try and find a trainer who will teach you and charges within a reasonable price point.

Can you use another databass program? There’s one program from microsoft for databases that should work fine. I can’t remember its name though.

Narrator has been receiving some decent updates lately and it is not as bad as people think it is.

You have to use internet explorer in this time?

Can you explain to your employer that this software doesn’t work with jaws?

Try the microsoft databass program, it should work fine with jaws.

That's a shame, yeah if you have to have downloaded software on your computer than a Chromebook isn't right at all, but if everything is cloud based through a web browser then the potential of a Chromebook is limitless really

Progression with access to Windows, that’s all. Some databases don’t have the best accessibility with scripting and coding the databases. I’m struggling to access my job due to the accessibility wasn’t thought first. Just thought there might be a program that’s more current and progressive.

Everything has updates and I just think that these navigating accessing programs need to stay up with the technology. I’m using dictation and typing this message. Sorry if I sound like I’m grumpy, I think my dictation makes me sound a bit blunt.