Hi Bill,
You are a life
saver!!
Thanks for
that, it worked no problem.
Just in
general, does anyone have any thoughts on the rest of it?
Regards and
thanks,
Pat
Sent
from my gmail account.
Hi, Pat. As far
as turning off JAWS verbalizing how many items in a folder
or on the desktop,
1. If you want
to turn off this behavior for all folders and the desktop,
2. Press JAWS
key plus the number six on the numbers row.
3. Press
CONTROL plus SHIFT plus D to load the Default JAWS
configuration file.
4. If you only
want to turn off JAWS verbalizing how many items for the
current application, skip step 3.
5. Open Text
Processing.
6. Open Speech
Verbocity.
7. Open
Configure Verbocity levels.
8. Press SPACE
on Beginner level.
9. Arrow down
to Position Information, and uncheck it.
10. TAB to OK,
and press SPACE.
11. TAB to
Apply, and press SPACE.
12. TAB to OK,
and press SPACE.
13. Now JAWS
should no longer verbalize the number of items in folders or
the desktop.
Hi,
The subject of this email is probably not
worded right.
I have had to completely reset my del pc,
because of sound card problems.
Since fully reinstalling windows, my sound
card is speaking like it has a throat problem!!
I have tried using the windows default, and
the realtec speakers.
Anyway, there is no difference.
The sound card looks like it is changing,
but there is no difference in the actual sound.
Two days of resetting the pc!!!
Anyway to get to my point:
When I am moving through items in a folder,
jaws is saying “1 of 5” or “2 of 5” etc.
Is there some way to turn this off?
I know I asked this before, but I can’t
find my own topics.
On this, when I log into the group via the
web, can anyone tell me, how to get a list of my own topics?
I can’t seem to find it under my account or
something like that.
How can I start a topic online?
Any ideas about the sound cards?
If it makes any difference, jaws wants to
add a configuration for “shcore” when I run the settings
centre.
I have learned, that this is some sort of
“dll” file in windows 10, although why it is using my desktop
is a mistery.
Sorry if this is rambling.
Have a good one and stay safe,
Pat
Sent from my gmail
account.
