Double spacing is control-2, single is control-1 and 1.5 spacing is control-5.  I put the others there in case you might need them some time.

Carol

Hi all, What is the keystroke to doublespace your document within word for 2007? Will the same keystrokes apply to 2010, 2013, and 2016 as well?

Thanks for any help.

James

 

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Double spacing is control-2, single is control-1 and 1.5 spacing is control-5.  I put the others there in case you might need them some time.

Carol

Hi all, What is the keystroke to doublespace your document within word for 2007? Will the same keystrokes apply to 2010, 2013, and 2016 as well?

Thanks for any help.

James

 

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Hi all!

Chrome Browser works great for me.

I like it much better than firefox, because you have one virticle menu to do everything. I did a tutorial on using the Chrome Browser, I will put it on the list, or email me privately.

Chrome is very fast with loading pages, and it is very secure. Many of the key commands are the same as firefox.

Also, if you use NVDA, I am using MS Edge with NVDA, and I am liking it better than Chrome, because it drains very little from the battery. NVDA works as well in Edge, as JAWS works in Chrome.

With JAWS, Chrome is the best browser to use by far.

David Moore

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Hi all

When I had Windows 7 I always used Internet Explorer as my main browser, though from time to time I also used Firefox a bit.

Now with Windows 10 it feels to me like Internet Explorer isn’t quite cutting it for me anymore. It’s often slow and sluggish and it also crashes from time to time giving all sorts of errors.

I think it’s time to try something else and switch over to that as my primary browser.

I haven’t tried Chrome yet, but from what I understand it’s also accessible with Jaws these days and I know Firefox is also accessible. So my question, which of the 2 do you prefer to use and why? Which do you find most accessible and easier to use?

Thanks

Nickus

Hi all, What is the keystroke to doublespace your document within word for 2007? Will the same keystrokes apply to 2010, 2013, and 2016 as well?

Thanks for any help.

James

 

http://www.cdbaby.com/jamesmalone

James Malone, (916)212-5397http://www.tunecore.com

 

HI,

I am new to this group.  Where do you find the podcasts?

Hello,

I need to get up the nerve to switch to JAWS from Window Eyes on my work laptop.  We’re on Windows 7 and Office 2010 here at work.  I listened to Raul Gallegos’ podcast on what to expect with Outlook, but it only covered mail.  Can someone please give me a quick overview on what to expect for the calendar?  I am so dependent on the Window Eyes Outlook Calendar that pulls my appointments into a quick summary window; I need to know how I will efficiently access my schedule while using JAWS. 

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Hi all

When I had Windows 7 I always used Internet Explorer as my main browser, though from time to time I also used Firefox a bit.

Now with Windows 10 it feels to me like Internet Explorer isn’t quite cutting it for me anymore. It’s often slow and sluggish and it also crashes from time to time giving all sorts of errors.

I think it’s time to try something else and switch over to that as my primary browser.

I haven’t tried Chrome yet, but from what I understand it’s also accessible with Jaws these days and I know Firefox is also accessible. So my question, which of the 2 do you prefer to use and why? Which do you find most accessible and easier to use?

Thanks

Nickus

On Aug 28, 2017, at 3:43 PM, Nickus de Vos <bigboy529@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi all
When I had Windows 7 I always used Internet Explorer as my main browser, though from time to time I also used Firefox a bit.

Now with Windows 10 it feels to me like Internet Explorer isn’t quite cutting it for me anymore. It’s often slow and sluggish and it also crashes from time to time giving all sorts of errors.

I think it’s time to try something else and switch over to that as my primary browser.
I haven’t tried Chrome yet, but from what I understand it’s also accessible with Jaws these days and I know Firefox is also accessible. So my question, which of the 2 do you prefer to use and why? Which do you find most accessible and easier to use?

Thanks

Nickus

Where do you go to find out what version of windows you are running? Marv; forgot

Where do you go to find out what version of windows you are running? Marv; forgot

 

Hello,

I need to get up the nerve to switch to JAWS from Window Eyes on my work laptop.  We’re on Windows 7 and Office 2010 here at work.  I listened to Raul Gallegos’ podcast on what to expect with Outlook, but it only covered mail.  Can someone please give me a quick overview on what to expect for the calendar?  I am so dependent on the Window Eyes Outlook Calendar that pulls my appointments into a quick summary window; I need to know how I will efficiently access my schedule while using JAWS. 

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Strategy & Performance Management | Key Equipment Finance

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How do you deselect all files?
On 8/24/2017 9:24 AM, Chris wrote:

Open file explorer

Deselect all files

Right click

Select sort then  in the sort by sub meneu select name

And again in the same sub menu check ascending

 

Easy peasy 😃

 

 

Good Morning All,

Does anyone have the steps to scan a document into an accessible PDF?
I need to pass them on to people so they can provide me accessible
PDF's. Secondly, any advice on what, preferably free, programs or
steps I can use to convert a PDF image into an accessible one?

I'm running Windows 10and Jaws 17.02729

Thank you,

Jennifer

Hello,

I have Word 2013, Windows 7, and JAWS 18.  Do you know how to take out the © sign in 2013?  Thank you in advance for this information.

Margaret

Hi Margaret,

There's two ways you can do this. First is easy but has to be done repeatedly, second is more long-winded but fixes it for good.

Easy way: whenever you do this and JAWS says "copyright", press Backspace once. When you press the right parenth key, Word changes what you've typed into the copyright symbol and JAWS echoes this. pressing Backspace immediately undoes the change.

More long-winded way: Press Alt, F, T to open the Options dialogue.

DownArrow to Proofing

Tab to AutoCorrect Options and press Enter to open the AutoCorrect dialogue

You should be in an edit area. Type (c), that's left parenth c right parenth

Tab to the Delete button and press it

OK out of both dialogues

You should find now typing (c) doesn't give you a copyright symbol at all.

Hope that helps,

Steve

Hello,

I have lost the answer to this question.  Please write back and tell me how to make the computer not do the © sign unless I want it.  

Margaret

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