Good morning  Van Lant

I’m sorry for taking this long too thank you for your message regarding my zoom question,  But reason for asking about that zoom issue, is because of the following.  It seems that sometimes when I use the say all feature with a few versions of jaws, some words on a line of an open message that I’m reading, some words on a line text will skip, and then I will need too close that message and go back into that message, and read it over again.  I do have my outlook maximized and do use the windows up arrow, but it still happens on occasion. Is their a way, that I can set my screen too a full screen mode using the latest version of Jaws and if so, might that correct this sometimes ongoing problem?     

Albert,

The more I look at this, the more I don’t think the zoom level will matter to you.  When I’m in my inbox, I’m now hearing my zoom level is set to 10%, too.  Since I have enough vision to see the screen a bit, I can tell you that the print is not microscopic and I really cannot tell the difference.  Yesterday my zoom said it was 90% and it doesn’t look any different today.  If you want, you can remove this item from what JAWS reads you in the status line.  Use F6 to go to the status line, then hit the application key and arrow down to uncheck the Zoom level and Zoom slider from the status line. 

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Albert,

The more I look at this, the more I don’t think the zoom level will matter to you.  When I’m in my inbox, I’m now hearing my zoom level is set to 10%, too.  Since I have enough vision to see the screen a bit, I can tell you that the print is not microscopic and I really cannot tell the difference.  Yesterday my zoom said it was 90% and it doesn’t look any different today.  If you want, you can remove this item from what JAWS reads you in the status line.  Use F6 to go to the status line, then hit the application key and arrow down to uncheck the Zoom level and Zoom slider from the status line. 

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A few thoughts.

When a comma or other punctuation follows a link, I believe JAWS sees it as if it were a comma following a space. In “some” punctuation, which is my standard setting, a comma will be read if it’s isolated from the word preceding it.

The same probably applies to closing quotation marks.

I can’t explain the St. Louis issue, unless it happens when what you encountered while reading in “say all” was St without a period.

Yest, it’s been doing this for a while, but I’m not sure which build it started in.

And I have punctuation set to none on global and Say All punctuation settings.



Hello. Hope that you’re having a good day so far. Have you checked your punctuation settings? Take care.

 

On Jan 21, 2022, at 6:03 PM, Dennis Brown <dennistbrown@...> wrote:



Is anyone having JAWS announcing punctuation within link text when using Say All?

If I read a document with several links separated by a comma, the comma gets read, as well as quotes, periods, etc.

The Say All punctuation setting is set to none, as well as the global punctuation.

Also, if I read a link with down arrow, or Say Line, the dictionary file for that application is processed, but in Say All, it isn’t.

For instance, if I read St. Louis, it reads as Street Louis, instead of Saint Louis, if I’m reading with Say All.

Using latest build of JAWS 2022 on Windows 11.

Anyone experiencing this?

Thanks,

Dennis

 

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Yest, it’s been doing this for a while, but I’m not sure which build it started in.

And I have punctuation set to none on global and Say All punctuation settings.



Hello. Hope that you’re having a good day so far. Have you checked your punctuation settings? Take care.

 

On Jan 21, 2022, at 6:03 PM, Dennis Brown <dennistbrown@...> wrote:



Is anyone having JAWS announcing punctuation within link text when using Say All?

If I read a document with several links separated by a comma, the comma gets read, as well as quotes, periods, etc.

The Say All punctuation setting is set to none, as well as the global punctuation.

Also, if I read a link with down arrow, or Say Line, the dictionary file for that application is processed, but in Say All, it isn’t.

For instance, if I read St. Louis, it reads as Street Louis, instead of Saint Louis, if I’m reading with Say All.

Using latest build of JAWS 2022 on Windows 11.

Anyone experiencing this?

Thanks,

Dennis

 

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Hello. Hope that you’re having a good day so far. Have you checked your punctuation settings? Take care.

On Jan 21, 2022, at 6:03 PM, Dennis Brown <dennistbrown@...> wrote:



Is anyone having JAWS announcing punctuation within link text when using Say All?

If I read a document with several links separated by a comma, the comma gets read, as well as quotes, periods, etc.

The Say All punctuation setting is set to none, as well as the global punctuation.

Also, if I read a link with down arrow, or Say Line, the dictionary file for that application is processed, but in Say All, it isn’t.

For instance, if I read St. Louis, it reads as Street Louis, instead of Saint Louis, if I’m reading with Say All.

Using latest build of JAWS 2022 on Windows 11.

Anyone experiencing this?

Thanks,

Dennis

 

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On Jan 21, 2022, at 6:26 PM, Armando Vias <armando@...> wrote:



Hello. Hope that you’re having a good day so far. Have you checked your punctuation settings? Take care.

On Jan 21, 2022, at 6:03 PM, Dennis Brown <dennistbrown@...> wrote:



Is anyone having JAWS announcing punctuation within link text when using Say All?

If I read a document with several links separated by a comma, the comma gets read, as well as quotes, periods, etc.

The Say All punctuation setting is set to none, as well as the global punctuation.

Also, if I read a link with down arrow, or Say Line, the dictionary file for that application is processed, but in Say All, it isn’t.

For instance, if I read St. Louis, it reads as Street Louis, instead of Saint Louis, if I’m reading with Say All.

Using latest build of JAWS 2022 on Windows 11.

Anyone experiencing this?

Thanks,

Dennis

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On Jan 21, 2022, at 6:03 PM, Dennis Brown <dennistbrown@...> wrote:



Is anyone having JAWS announcing punctuation within link text when using Say All?

If I read a document with several links separated by a comma, the comma gets read, as well as quotes, periods, etc.

The Say All punctuation setting is set to none, as well as the global punctuation.

Also, if I read a link with down arrow, or Say Line, the dictionary file for that application is processed, but in Say All, it isn’t.

For instance, if I read St. Louis, it reads as Street Louis, instead of Saint Louis, if I’m reading with Say All.

Using latest build of JAWS 2022 on Windows 11.

Anyone experiencing this?

Thanks,

Dennis

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            Hello All,

I need to edit an ISO of a windows install DVD, and I'm wondering about software for this.

I found on-line that a program called "anyburn" works for this.

Does anyone know of any other free software packages for this?

I can open and extract files from an ISO image with 7Zip, but I haven't found a way to save anything to the image with 7Zip.

Thanks much.

Glenn

Good afternoon, jaws 2021 and 2022 are compatible with windows 11.

Best regards

Cedric

Good afternoon all,

I’m purchasing a new laptop for a friend who has limited computer  knowledge and I need to know if the latest version of Jaws and windows 11 are 100% compatible? If they’re not, how steep is the learning curve?

Thank you,

Sarah Hale

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