Problem of read field titles when designing forms and reports when using Hal 95 and Jaws. The group couldn't offer a solution to this and sighted helper would be required. This will published on the Groups Web pages. As with most applications teaching the user the keyboard shortcuts is essential. The best first source of these is in the 'help' menu - they can be found by looking under 'shortcuts' and there are many.
Some exam boards demand the cutting and pasting of a graph into a word processed document.
A good solution for blind children is using a graph package to construct a graph, and then 'cut and paste' into the desired place in the document. It is important that students are familiar with 'language' of the packages and IT generally, even if the functions have limited meaning or value to themselves, e.g. a blind child understanding how to change font size and style. Not only do exam boards demand this, but it is useful for the students to communicate with their sighted peers about these issues. Screen reading package will often give style information. Another example is related to blind children appreciation of computer graphics.