As I recall, the training material said something about it early on, and I thought, "That's for me." I have never understood why Word can't do what WordPerfect and DisplayWrite could do decades ago,

And all this time I thought you knew all there was to know about Jaws, lol. Cheers Kevin.

I using CRM for the last 8 year with jaws Like they say The developers must be up to date with jaws, but 99% jaws and CRM works fine.

I had no idea placemarkers would work in Word. This is awesome!

I use them in Word documents, rather than the equivalent Insert function in Word. Defining temporary, they stay after you close the document, but are superseded by the next one, which makes them

Yes, but Ctrl Windows K creates a "temporary" placemarker.

I have seen the Microsoft Dynamic program in a call center environment. I have several clients who run this using JAWS. We did have to do some scripting for the combo boxes that are used in the CRM,

Great that that was a solution. I read yours before I got to Ann's and made the same suggestion. I'll keep that in mind when I get my new computer. GIFT (God is forever true), Carolyn

Greetings. Does anyone happen to have experience using this program with JAWS? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Dynamics_CRM By the end of the year, my company of affiliation plans to have

That being the case, would maximizing screen help? GIFT (God is forever true), Carolyn

Will it tell you the title if you route JAWS to PC? GIFT (God is forever true), Carolyn

Well, the Control lasts as long as I need it, until the next reading or editing session, but that's great to know.

Insert t will get JAWS to read title of wherever you are. GIFT (God is forever true), Carolyn

You can also do it directly with Ctrl-Windows-K; Alt-Windows-K will allow you to return to your place.

Hi again - I'm wondering if anyone else using Magic and Jaws simultaneously has any issues with cursor tracking in MS Word (in Office 2010 or Office 2013). I'm finding that sometimes, the cursor is

Hi All - I'm looking for an accessible text editor (Windows) for writing program scripts (specifically for Matlab, which is somewhat like C but unique to Matlab). I've tried EdSharp and it works

Hi Kevin, I was reading a tutorial by David Bales at; http://goo.gl/uu3XW In this tutorial he talks about using the, Windows Key + Up Arrow keystroke for maximizing windows. Apparently in

Hello Anne, You got it. I pressed F6 to "Full Screen Reading Button", and Voila! Thank you, Cheers Kevin.

For what it's worth, Insert T reads MS Word document titles here with no problem. I'm using Jaws 14 and Microsoft office 2010 on a Windows 7 64-bit computer. It would be interesting to check on my

The only difference on my computer is mine is 32 bit. Insert (jaws key) T works for me.