hi. doing a diploma of software development from http://www.upskilled.edu.au and using content from http://www.pluralsight.com, and use a screenreader called jaws for windows from http://www.freedomscientific.com, tried and have a student dreamspark free
azure account and logged in, using firefox, have not tried it with interent explorer or google crhome. not very blind friendly, and when i try to click on the new button, nothing happens the wizard does not pop up and they have a sort of pseudo radio buttons
or list withthe the different categories. am i better maybe to create a new mobile windows 8.1 service via visual studio. or did try to put a support request, but said i needed to purchase a plan, when i have one. so, the accessibility sucks, and no keyboard
short cuts, should be proper radio buttons or lists, and trying to use my mouse screen reader cursur, and too much information, and muddled up the text, have to try to use my mouse screen reader left mouse click. so any blind programmers or web developers
here who has used microsoft azure. needs accessibility improving. not very good for a firm like microsoft. and using windows 10 64 bit pro on a toshiba satellite pro c-50-a machine. learning about windows services. marvin from australia.
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