Hi Dave: I see your confusion. In Default.JKM, ctrl+insert+G is auto select graphics; I see that now. Whatever auto label graphics is... But if you're in IE, and you're on a webpage with graphics,

My keyboard has the insert key at an odd position. It's on a row with the function keys, near the end. It's not a matter of life or death or anything, but I'd love to re-task it to something simpler.

I was going to. That's what I usually do when pursuing a potentially interesting download. Guess I should have gone ahead, but wanted to know what I was looking up. I'll continue to follow the

Curtis, You wrote (way down at the bottom): "Just for the record I would like people to know that I'm not the original author of this file I just recieved it from a list of a class that I was

Gezim, Yes. Dave Carlson to my Audio Recording and Mixing Studios, San Francisco Bay Area. But I'll try to remedy that situation.

Spence, Now after reading your original inquiry, I admit I'm stumped. In one part you are asking about the keyboard manager and finding the Insert+Ctrl+G keystroke for the purpose of changing

---- "Lisle wrote: Just for the record I would like people to know that I'm not the original author of this file I just recieved it from a list of a class that I was in

iso books.

Dave, Do you mean turning autoforms mode off in JAWS? Gezim

An excellent tutorial on making adjustments to keyboard layouts, Dave. However, I understood Spencer to be saying that he couldn't find this key combo in the list.

Ted, typing "Microsoft Reader" into Google, got me the following as the very first search result. http://www.microsoft.com/READER/ and, they explain what it is on that page.

Well, scripts have not yet been developed for it then. So, how useable is the program with Jaws? If it is useful but not as simple as you'd like, consider writing some scripts for it. You can check

HI Now that we know it reads E-Books, are there some E-Books it will or will not read? Will it read books for the Knook or the any other readers? Marsha

Spence, There are some key combinations that I would swear were written for someone with the dexterity of a spider monkey, but Inster+Ctrl+G is not one of them. However if you do want to modify

What do you know, thanks. Ted

reads ebooks.

Spencer, Your question is about a JAWS feature. I don't have a direct answer, but I'm curious why you find this particular key combo such a strain, as compared to, say, insert-alt-w for virtualizing

Okay, the suspense is killing me! What is Microsoft reader? Is it an updated version of the old viewer that allowed you to read files for programs you don't have?

You're not far wrong. Some performance issues are directly attributable to the presence of older OS's, bad news for those of us who don't' wish to change. Sorry, but I liked it better when upgrading

I get the same help box telling me about jaws. control w and so on. Nothing specific for reader.