I'm using windows 7 and duplicated the issue. Brian

I installed the update and went to bard. After logging in, jaws drops into forms mode making so the arrow keys don't move through the page. m Taking it out of forms mode of course brings the arrow

Hello from Austin, Indeed, FS and Microsoft have both left XP users in the proverbial dust. Eventually, it will choke us. I've reluctantly migrated to Windows 7, but I've held on to my XP for the

Even if someone uploaded them to DropBox or SendSpace, it would take time for you to download and install the files on your computer. So, save yourself the time and use the update option, under the

Welcome to the list. We'll do our best to help you. :)

As Mitch suggested, it may be an XP problem. From what you say, it is. Maybe FS is beginning to leave us XP hangers-on in its wake.

Hi all, Using the newest bill of Jaws 13, out yesterday, I just went into the BARD page, signed in, and had no dificulty at all. After signing in, I used the down arrow and it went to the first line

Interesting. The tab key and insert f7 is a more efficient way to navigate to links if that's all you want to do. On the other, hand, you should be able to use the arrow keys as well to navigate

Hi, Prior to the update of this morning for JAWS 13, I simply used the arrow keys to the link I wanted and used the back arrow if I wanted to visit more than one link in a session at the site.

How were you navigating the links before this issue? Brian

Hello try; Windows+e=windows explorer, 2, ctrl+f=search/find, 3, up arrow and enter on Date modified, Now up arrow and choose your search criteria, Yesterday, Earlier this week, Earlier last

Thanks for expanding on the key combinations. I knew better and should have done likewise for newer users as using that JAWS key with F7 has become an automatic response. In the end, this may be a

Thanks for the kind word, Mitch. To avoid confusing anyone, the links list key combo is JAWS key+F7. You get out of this links list either by pressing enter on the link you want or with the escape

Thanks Bill, Oddly enough, with respect to this specific instance, refreshing as you suggest had no effect whatsoever. Go figure. Mitch

If downloads are slow, as mine are, then processing a large e-mail would be slow. Ted

Another fix for the navigation problem is supposed to be to use Insert plus escape to refresh the screen. JAWS will then display the correct information until one clicks another link to another

Adrian to the rescue again. He suggested using the F7 feature to create a list of links and this worked perfectly. Never mind that it was unnecessary prior to this latest update but a simple enough

Just so Dave and it is odd behavior. First, other sites I have visited with the update might be working a little better in terms of responsiveness. When I go to BARD though, I can enter my e mail and

I'm on DSL, and takes about 2 minutes. Not sure that's considered slow in my opinion. Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and launched near the Pacific Ocean using a Dell Latitude E6520, JAWS

Mitch What "new" navigation issues? You don't help if you don't give us substantive details. Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and launched near the Pacific Ocean using a Dell Latitude E6520, JAWS