Pneuma SolutionsDec 20, 2024
Happy Holidays from Pneuma Solutions!
During the holiday season, finding a computer under the tree is all fun and games. That is, until disaster strikes mere hours following the family gathering with the technical wizard that can fix anything. We at Pneuma Solutions have just the solution for you!
From now through January 2nd, any technical wizard can download our critically acclaimed #RemoteIncidentManager on their Windows or macOS computer, sign up for a controller account, and try all of its capabilities free of charge.
But wait, there’s more! Sometimes, even the best tech gurus need a lifeline. Last month, we introduced the AITools feature, offering you one-stop access to all of the world’s assistive technology helper bots. This 12 day RIM free-for-all additionally opens up the AITools feature, allowing you to explore this cutting edge new capability. Get those hard questions answered in seconds, get those tech problems solved in minutes. Everyone wins, and for a full twelve days, it doesn’t cost a dime!
What are you waiting for? Download RIM today!
Show threadThe Evil Chocolate CookieDec 20, 2024
@pneumasolutions so what exactly does this entail? This is the first year I’ve been using your stuff, which by the way I love. I don’t mean to sound like an idiot, but I just don’t want to blow anything up. Somebody can’t remote in and fix the thing you blew up if the thing you blew up is the remote program.
Show threadDarrell BowlesDec 20, 2024
@evilcookies98 @pneumasolutions You get access to all the services that rim has for up to 12 days for free. This includes giving help, access to the AI bots and other things.
Show threadThe Evil Chocolate CookieDec 20, 2024
@vol4life8657 @pneumasolutions gotcha. This product is literally a lifesaver and I have convinced several people to go get it. My computer stopped talking one day and someone had it fixed in the time it took me to go to the bathroom. I’ve had cases where people want me to NVDA remote them and I’m like can we use this instead? It’s a whole heck of a lot easier.
Show threadDarrell BowlesDec 20, 2024
@evilcookies98 @pneumasolutions I couldn't agree more with you!
Show threadThe Evil Chocolate CookieDec 20, 2024
@vol4life8657 @pneumasolutions I even gave someone a file I had that they were interested in. Well, they were fixing my computer. They heard my clock and wanted it, so the session got flipped and that file got plugged into their folder. Also, can we talk for a minute about how I had to reboot and the thing just hooked right back in? in incredible. One question though. What happens if I need to help my sister who doesn’t use a screen reader? Yes she lives with me, but honestly, it would be a little easier for me to use my computer than to directly access hers because her keyboard layout is probably a lot different from mine as far as the locations of certain keys are concerned. She has a laptop and I don’t. Hers is also a gaming computer.
Show threadPneuma Solutions
@evilcookies98 @vol4life8657 This is most likely a case where the remote accessibility module coudl be of help. If you are running NVDA and you connect to a computer that has no screen reader running, RIM automatically starts it accessibility module. You'll hear the happenings of the remote computer, but she won't hear or see the presence of a screen reader.
Dec 20, 2024 at 6:52amWeb
Show threadThe Evil Chocolate CookieDec 20, 2024
@vol4life8657 @pneumasolutions thank you so much.
Show threadPneuma SolutionsDec 20, 2024
@evilcookies98 @vol4life8657 The remote accessibility module doesn't mind if the computer is muted, given you would be hearing the happenings from that computer via your own screen reader's speech rather than through remote audio.