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Tom Kingston <tom.kingston@charter.net>Subject:
Re: To Save My SanityDate:
Wed, Apr 3, 2013 6:43:50 pmHey Michael,
Radio buttons cannot be unchecked. They're a group of buttons you cursor
up/down to select the one you want. In the case of IE add-ons it's what
group of add-ons you want to view.
When you go into Tools, Manage add-ons, arrow up down on the radio
buttons to select the group you want to view. Then tab down until you
land in the list to see what's installed. If you see things like Google
toolbar you can either tab down to the disable button and disable it or
go into the Windows control panel, programs, and see if it can be
uninstalled. Such toolbars are notorious for causing problems with
screen-readers.
If it's not in Add/Remove programs just disable it in IE.
Hth,
Tom
On 4/3/2013 1:43 PM, Michael Massey wrote:
> Hi. On both my laptop computer and desktop computer, I canâ
Radio buttons cannot be unchecked. They're a group of buttons you cursor
up/down to select the one you want. In the case of IE add-ons it's what
group of add-ons you want to view.
When you go into Tools, Manage add-ons, arrow up down on the radio
buttons to select the group you want to view. Then tab down until you
land in the list to see what's installed. If you see things like Google
toolbar you can either tab down to the disable button and disable it or
go into the Windows control panel, programs, and see if it can be
uninstalled. Such toolbars are notorious for causing problems with
screen-readers.
If it's not in Add/Remove programs just disable it in IE.
Hth,
Tom
On 4/3/2013 1:43 PM, Michael Massey wrote:
> Hi. On both my laptop computer and desktop computer, I canâ
