Gregg, and I checked before answering, with Office 2010, it is, as it was with 2003, Alt Delete, and it will tell you where you are on the page and on the line. In other words, something like one inch

JAWS Key plus Delete on the NumPad. For this command to work, NumLock must be off. Bill White billwhite92701@...

The practical impact is that if you want to look for something on a webpage, it's better to use Control plus F to find the content. There will usually be more in that buffer than in the screen buffer

Anyone know if there is a shortcut key to vocalize your position in a line in word? When you tab it identifies where you are with the tab, Ie., 1.50" etc. How about an SC key combination that will

Thanks, Bill. What's the practical impact of this difference? Keith

F4 takes you there directly.

Hi, Keith. JAWS Key plus Control plus F finds content on your screen. Control plus F finds content on the entire page stored in the buffer. Bill White billwhite92701@...

Thank you and everyone for the help; I needed it. Yes, that shortcut idea is a definite winner. These key commands are going to be a life saver, and I thank you all for your help. GIFT (God is

Hello list, I'm wanting to refresh myself on Jaws for possible employment opportunities down the road. Are there any good online resources yall could recommend that starts from thebasics and work on

Hi folks! I'm wondering if anyone has ever done this. So, I am attempting to split the JAWS audio to the left or right channel of my headphones, and having the computer sounds on the other side. Is

Hi, list members, I’m sometimes unsure which key strokes that I should use when wanting to go to the address field while using any browser. If I’m not mistaken I can use f6 twice then I would

On the web I've found that the only find function that works is jaws key/control/F.

Thank you for giving me some net savvy. GIFT (God is forever true), Carolyn

What's the difference between a virtual find with Control + F, and a JAWS find with Control + JAWS key + F? Thanks, Keith

Hi Carolyn: I often use JAWSkey plus f7 to get the list of links on a web page. Also when I find something that I think I want to return to frequently, I put a shortcut on my desktop. My desktop has

If you are looking for text on a web page keep pressing the letter n. -- Sunny Day Maria Campbell lucky1@... Trials without God will break you. Trials with God will make you.

You might also press insert+H and Insert+W when on the web. This will give you a list of Windows and JAWS navigation key strokes that you can use to move around the web page.

Yes, that's what I should have said. I use the H function all the time and just made a mistake. Thanks, JB

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.