Dave: Very enlightening! For some reason, I never got around to, nor frankly considered, uninstalling previous versions of JAWS, and this may have proven to be "far-sighted" after all. I think that

You can always use NVDA as a backup.

Beware of Gates bearing gifts?

Jim, As to previous versions -- simply because the current install is running fine, it does not mean that it will run so with all applications. I occasionally run JAWS 15 when JAWS 16 is

If you have uninstalled all previous versions of JAWS, must you still do a repair on JAWS?

Don't mean to be "smart"; but, why would you want to use previous versions of JAWS if you have the latest version running successfully. I'm sure that there is a really good reason for it! :)

Boy howdy, that's the one!

I like the idea of a long-term platform, but always beware of updates. Talk about FS breaking one thing in order to fix another, the same goes for the OS, only worse! Ted

Now this is why I hang around this list. I've never been a hard-core early adopter and have often been grateful for it; this is starting to be one of those times. Even if I get a copy, I see no

Is it "always" wise to remove all previous versions of JAWS, even if you are not upgrading to Windows 10. This is the first time I heard of doing this, and I have been using JAWS for 17 years.?

With all of the concerns about Google's Privacy Policy, and there have been many, I should think that we all should be thankful for "BING"! A small price to pay, especially if you like the rest of

John, A very good point. I sometimes need to revert back to an older version of JAWS if the current one seems to misbehave. With Windows 10 we need to start with JAWS 16 and live with any

What I lose is the ability to use previous versions of JAWS.

First letter navigation does work in the virtual ribbon. I don't mean the Office shortcuts; I mean true first letter navigation. If there is more than one item starting with the same letter, you will

We needed to call them this morning, because my Num Lock kept knocking on. We got Eric, and he was as nice as Customer Service there has been to me in the past - cheers, I'm thankful for that.

now, why doesn't fs realize this?

Sounds cool.

yes, ccleaner is one that I know that can delete ghost entries. not sure if I should just leave them alone or zap them. .

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Hi Ted, After contacting FS Support, I learned that the reason the syntax for repairing of Jaws didn't work was because I ran the executeable file. In fact, one has to run the installation file. So