Hi, I work in a call centre myself, I use just a phone head set that only has one ear piece and then just use a standard set of ear phones/buds and listen to jaws in the other ear through those

Dear All, I am not a fulltime JFW user at present. What I'd like to know is how well JAWS handles special unicode characters, for example, braille symbols (u2800 -- u28$$), Greek letters and so on.

I suspect the separate volume adjustment would work better under Windows 7 and probably 8. In another message, you mentioned that you are using Windows XP. Separate volume adjustment is not usually

Tigerfish Transcription. As I stated in a previous post, however, I'm only using this software for their test. If I would be hired, I would have to buy another transcription package.

I've already assigned hotkeys to the volume controls, but when I raise and lower the volume, the JAWS volume goes up or down as well. I suppose if I have to I'll type without being able to hear what

Do you guys mind sharing who you are doing transcription work for? I'm always looking for new contacts. But, yes, you can set up the volume controls on the hot keys. No problem.

Express Scribe works well with Jaws, and you can adjust the volume separately by using the hot keys. Go into Settings, and I think under Playback, you can enable hot keys. Then you can assign the

That's not the half of it. Express Scribe is the software this particular company wants me to use just for a sample transcription because it's free. If they would hire me, I need to buy Start Stop

I do transcription work too and used to run into that problem. I don't know what to tell you, but it sounds like a bug with your transcription player. I currently don't have a way to adjust

I'm trying to use Express Scribe, which is transcription software, with JAWS. The volume controls in Express Scribe will not operate separately from my speech output. Short of buying another

First of all let me say I haven't used JAWS very often so my memory is a bit rusty. I'm having a problem with the demo of JAWS 14 and word 2007 on an XP machine. Jaws will not let word open and

Hi, I used Windows 7 and work, and had Windows 7 on my laptop. In December I upgraded my laptop to Windows 8, and, while it's quite different, I find it very accessible. The more I use Windows 8

Thanks, I did have that mixed up, I knew the right position but had the function backwards. -- Soronel Haetir soronel.haetir@...

The left mouse button is Numpad slash. On most keypads it's the second from the left. I, being an old geezer, keep 'em straight because back in the IBM 360 days an end-of-file was slash asterisk which

That is a most interesting question. Considering all Jaws does, and considering its compatibility with all the various languages it supports. Also., as most businesses and universities use Jaws as

Use the left mouse button key (numpad *) and click on any of the non-functional text in the window and then switch back to PC cursor mode. -- Soronel Haetir soronel.haetir@...

OK, I know how to set focus with Alt plus Tab, but how do you set focus to the tag window with the JAWS cursor? Thank you. Bill White billwhite92701@...

Greetings: The current price for the basic JAWS product is $895. Excluding the $75 transfer fee for a copy of JAWS with valid SMA in force, what would be the fair market price on the resale market in

Bill, I've seen this before and the problem turned out to be that the tag window was not gaining focus, if I used the jaws cursor I was able to find it and set focus to it and proceed from there. --

Thanks! I'll give them a call. Luis...