is jaws thought it was the email client of the user

Ken, make a simple addition to dictionary manager and your problem is solved. Sheesh.

Hi Kim, Another thing you can try in this situation is invoking the keystroke, Jaws Key + Z. This toggles the virtual cursor key between off & auto. This is only a suggestion. I am not sure if

got a question. with tghe3 word bulk in message after message, should I start reporting all jaws messages that aren't a concern as spam or junk mail?

Steve, a small objection from one who has requested new activations only twice in nearly two decades. Agreed, requesting a lot of activations could indicate usage outside the terms of our agreement

Hi Adrian and Mike, Well, unfortunately, Mike, your method didn't work for me... yes, applications mode would, in fact, go off, but keeps coming back on the next time I try to move my cursor or enter

Ken, Dave Carlson gave you clear instructions on how to stop JAWS from verbalizing "bulk" in this context. Yes, it's annoying, but no one's intentionally doing it to you and the fix is so simple. As

Kim and Mike, I hope this method works on these websites. When I used JAWS 10, I found solutions inconsistent. On Yahoo Finance, for example, I had to locate the toggle link for applications mode to

Whatever you want, Ken. Stop fixating on the bulk subject. Better yet, delete them all. Dave Carlson to my Audio Recording and Mixing Studios, San Francisco Bay Area. But I'll try to remedy that

Hi Kim, You can disregard my last reply. I found some laptop keystrokes in my notes. They are below. What you want is the first 1. Laptop commands find the laptop keys for jaws PC Cursor

Hi Kim, I am really sorry, but I don't have a clue! You can try Keyboard Help, Jaws Key + 1, on the number row, & play around with keystrokes to try & find it or, wait until someone comes along

Hi Mike, Many thanks for that info!! I'm using a laptop, though, so don't have a separate number pad... any idea what the laptop keystroke may be? Thanks

Hi Kim, Application mode is invoked by JAWS because the page is coded as an application. This is done through HTML codes. Pressing numpad plus brings you back to virtual mode and makes the page

Thanks, Elf, and I'll definitely check out your web site. Tom in Michigan

Well thanks, Peter. I sure hope you're right! Tom in Michigan

I second your thoughts here, Adrian. It's people like David who really make things easier for all of us. Tom Behler in Michigan

there aren't a lot of things to fix, about the only main one that a lot of folks do is to: deselect all items on the desktop by hitting alt and spacebar. hit the applications key, select customize,

Hi All, On many pages using Jaws 10 and XP Pro, I'm running into the "app mode on" message from Jaws. This is happening particularly with PayPal and on my Wordpress site dashboard when editing

Hello. I did this and now it is fine.

it is in adobe x which is 10 as a new security thing and not in eariler versions