That find command is a good one. If you ever want to go stark raving nuts, visit www.arrl.org. It'll tell you everything you ever wanted to know about the organization in particular, or ham radio in

That is a link that skips over all the navigation links at the top of a web page. Not all pages have such a link however.

All true. The corollary is that when you find you're using a website a lot, such as Amazon or your local newspaper, try to remember which quick navigation keys work well on it. For example, with

I don't think you mean control-h, do you? Just another press of h gets you from heading to heading, or shift-h if you want to go back a heading. JAWS key-enter does the same function as n, which is

This is typically a link that takes you to the start of content, so you press enter on it. I don't like using such links because they confuse me when I want to go back. You would expect the link to

That is going to be helpful; thank you. GIFT (God is forever true), Carolyn

That sounds like a link, and should take you directly there.

Thanks again! GIFT (God is forever true), Carolyn

Thankyou very much. I'll try that n. GIFT (God is forever true), Carolyn

Example, on the AFB site, it said "skip to contents". Thanks. GIFT (God is forever true), Carolyn

Hi, again, Carolyn. Another keystroke you might want to try is this: To go to the next non-linked text use the letter n To go back to the previous non-linked text, use Shift plus the letter n. Bill

To get to the next heading use control H. Jaws key/enter also gets me to the text of what I want.

Carolyn, There is no "skip to content" JAWS command that works universally across web pages. Fortunately, more and more web developers mark the start of the main content with either heading level 1

Hi, Carolyn. We don't have enough information from you as to what type of content you are trying to directly navigate to. With that said, If you are looking for some sort of text on a webpage, you

Does anyone know what commands to use when attempting to go directly to the content of something on the web? I have experimented with everything that I can imagine with the help of JAWS Help. If

I'd pay more attention to the amount of memory; most of today's processors are reasonably nimble.

Hi, In terms of performance with JAWS, there's no difference between I3 and I5 except that I5 uses Turbo Boost to increase performance when it is needed. Cheers, Joseph

I'm using it at home--everything 64-bit. Incidentally, I'm using 7 PRO AT HOME. I don't use Outlook, but all else is working well. It takes a little time to set up the programs to open with the

Thanks, Stan. Tom Behler

My goodness, 25 years! You must have been along-time user of the DOS product. I started with JFW 1.x 18 years ago this past spring. Ted