Bill, Is selecting "ject" from the context menu for the flash disk drive the same as "safely remove USB"? Because, i tried the "eject" and then went and found I still had the option of "safely

Thanks a bunch. I'll try this. Samara

Well, Samara, if you can't find an eject option, I would suggest the following: Create a Shortcut to the Safely Remove Hardware Dialog Right-click anywhere on the desktop and choose New \

What if you can't find an eject option? Samara

This is not to disagree with this recommendation. I've read that Vipre is currently the best application of its kind, and many JAWS users report having no problems with it. However, when installed on

I use a program called Vipre. It's not free and so far has done better than any other program I've used. It's an anti virus and antispyware all in one. I think it's around $40 for a license for one

Problem solved I found that there were a couple of tool bars that were installed and were preventing the history list from coming up correctly. I uninstalled those unknown toolbars and it all seems

For Windows 7, you can do the following to access less frequently used items in your systray. You might find it easier than typing in a string in the run box. You can also press windows key plus the

Tom, If you're removing a USB drive, go to my computer and locate the drive you want to remove. Then use your applications key if you have one. If not use shift f10. You'll find a menu and one of

Thanks, Martin. I'll definitely keep this for future reference. Tom Behler

Thanks very much, Dave. Tom Behler

Robert: INSERT/JAWS KEY+SPACE BAR, followed by THE LETTER s, turns speech off, without unloading JAWS. Use the same keystrokes to turn speech on again. INSERT/JAWS KEY+SPACE BAR, followed by THE

Or download the Remove drive utility. In the zipfile, you will find a version for windows 32 or 64. Put the removedrive.exe in c:\windows. Each time you want to safely remove a drive, you go to run

Tom: I have just tried the command in Windows Xp and it did open the "Safely Remove Hardware" dialog box. HTH Sincerely: Dave Durber

Bill: This is extremely helpful. I wonder if this works for Windows XP too? Tom Behler

So, are you saying that this works with Windows XP as well? Thanks! Tom Behler

Hello, While navigating a grid control, JAWS speaks out the row number and column number as I move from one cell to another. Is there a way this can be switched off? Thanks, Balaji

Go to my computer, find the disk. Without pressing enter on the disk, press applications key and find eject. Press that. If nothing pops up on your screen, it is safe to remove the disk.

Robert, Again... Insert+F2 Settings Center Type sleep arrow down You'll find it there. Space bar to change Save That will put JAWS to sleep for the current application. Good luck. Dave

It's been Ctrl+H for as long as I can remember. Ctrl+I for the Favorites List. Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and launched near the Pacific Ocean using a Dell Latitude E6520, JAWS 13.0.718, and