I have tried using Sugarsync and Carbonite for backup. Neither of these services seem to be accessible with JAWS. Can you recommend an online service or software to backup files?

NO, I always modify the current .KBD file and the scripts that go along with it are not modified. It's the SayFormula script that needs to be invoked with the Ctrl+f2 keystroke. Dave

I am using a desktop keyboard.

Hi Dave. Thanks for your reply. When you say, you assigned ctrl+f2 to the original scripts, which version of the scripts are you referring too? Are they scripts from an older version of jaws? I

If the update text says INS are you sure that it's really JAWS and not INS if you are on the laptop layout? -- Soronel Haetir soronel.haetir@...

True, I've had the same problem since perhaps JAWS 10. I've edited my .kbm file using the Keyboard Manager when in Excel, to use the original scripts with that keystroke. It's something they broke

works as said here with jaws 14 and excel 12.0. Legend has it that on Friday 6/14/2013 05:30 PM, Philip Hall

According to the jfw help topic, pressing jaws key+ctrl+f2 is supposed to read the formula when a cell containing the formula is selected. I have tried this on several systems, and on all of them,

Good afternoon Lauren my name is Louise and I have Jaws 14 and windows 8 and outlook 13 business and I have found a way to put the address into the edit line. Here is the commands 1. Open the email

Your point about the name is valid, but I'm told a lot of Windows programs are useable under Linux. Besides, my folks always told me you miss out on a lot of things by not asking. Nonetheless, the

Better question. How is any of this related to the topic of the list? James, List Admin

And exactly how is knowing the IP address from whence cometh an email to be used to determine the validity of anything but its source? I've gotten some quite legitimate email from Internet addresses

Hi Sharon: Try this: Highlight the Excel file, press the applications key, press R for properties, tab until you find a button marked unblock, click it. If your file came from a blocked source, this

Nothing was said about Java; I checked my plugins to make sure I had Java, then tried again with the same results. I guess the only solution is to uninstall and reinstall Flash, but I hope this won't

Is the Excel file in protected view?

Hello, I am currently running JAWS 14.0.3005 on a Windows 7 computer. I have an issue where JAWS will not read within an Excel 2010 file unless the screen echo is set to all. I uninstalled MS

Or kill that email account and open a new one. This is the most extreme solution, as it entails basically ripping up your Internet life and starting over somewhere else.

Where in that error message is the word JAVA ever mentioned? How do you know Java's non-presence is the problem?

Your question, while not stupid, is, well, a little odd. It's not called "JAWS for Windows" for nothing, and if you've never heard of "JAWS for Linux" or "JAWS for OS10" or "JAWS for OpenVMS" for

JAWS does work with this software, though the degree of its compatibility depends on how the software is configured. For information on the software, see the below URL. It is also helpful to note the