The thing about the language detection is that when it works you can work on a single document that is written in more than one language and get appropriate synthesizers for each language. Voice

Heya folks, Have an interesting couple of questions, I can do a repair of jaws 15 using the same executable installer I initially installed that version in but if I do a check for updates, then

The language detection feature is indeed there, but it's more of a hassle than anything. It's not always consistent. With the self-created voice profiles, you're offered a more customizable listenning

In situations like these, I create another profile in Spanish. Then if you press Jaws key plus control plus S, it will bring up the select a profile dialogue. From this point you can press S for

The quickest way I know of is to create a new voice profile with the desired language and then switch back and forth with the control+insert+s command to select that particular voice profile. I have a

Hi Mike, It does seem to me that JAWS either has or used to have a language detection feature. I have never used it as I do real good to handle English. (LOLLOLLOL) Cy

Hi folks! Is there a way to switch languages on the fly using JAWS? I am working with a couple of clients who are fluent in both English and Spanish, and want to be able to use both at different

Here is one I used to use. http://strongpasswordgenerator.com/ Not good for passwords you want to remember though, it is a random string. Combining 3 to 4 words together make for a real strong

I have a Triple Talk and I really do like it. Cy

Yes, particularly when the current version does not work properly with JAWS. I had to go back to 10. Cy

Excellent info. Didn't know this was possible.

You are all good. Nothing to change within Malwarebytes. Leave as is.

Not only that, but is your trusted friend really your trusted friend? A standard trick is to hijack your address book. This happened to me a while back when a good friend, ordinarily the soul of

Versions 8-11 will all run under Windows 7. It's my understanding that Ms originally intended 11 for 8 and above, but now has a version for 7. Ted

Hi Again Adrian, I'm sorry but, I was listening to a baseball game while typing my last reply & really didn't say anything about your operating system query. You're correct about browser / search

Hi Adrian, This is personal choice. Some folks may have trouble with 1 version or another & may be more comfortable using an earlier version. Personally, I use IE9. I'm not much of a Internet

Thanks Mike, I always thought that you had to use the jaws cursor too!

Mike, solid information as always. But is it wise to revert to an earlier version of IE? Is it even feasible, depending on the operating system?

Hi Dave, It is not necessary to use the Jaws cursor to navigate the Malwarebytes menus / tabs. Follow these three simple steps: 1. With Malwarebytes open, tab until you land on the Exit button. 2.

Thanks. I left it as it was. I hope that it gives me the option. So far, I haven't been asked to install the new version, but I do get the latest updates.