My experience is that jaws works very well with the console. You do need to go into jaws cursor mode rather than PC, but other than that reviewing what is in the console is easy. One thing to note

As a public service, I want to let everyone know that games for the future 2016 Super Bowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs are streamed live on KCFX-FM (101TheFox):

The consequences are that when you remove the drive, you may or may not get a "Delayed Write Failure Notice. This means that the computer failed to write everything to the drive which you sent to it.

If you want a list F11 is the way to go.

Yes, That is one way of finding items in the System Tray. But if you want the items to come up as a list, the way links do in Internet Explorer or Firefox when you use JawsKey plus F7, then you must

I'll start by saying I don't know of any off-the-shelf graphing solutions for visually impaired users. So everything that follows is sort of "what if" hypothetical stuff, just thinking out

Just curious. What are the possible consequences for unplugging an external hard drive, or flash drive, from your desktop without using the safely remove hardware function? Daniel

It sounds like you are writing a program in C or C++ and I'm guessing it is what Visual Studio calls a "console application". If that assumption is correct, then when you run the program, it opens a

Virtual Knight: Thank you for these links. Your Steelers play Sunday at noon, and I am looking forward to accessing the game through this link. Below is a statement from freefootballradio.com. "If

Also, if the keyboard has some key you aren't going to use, you can employ SharpKeys (https://sharpkeys.codeplex.com/) to remap that other key. I have done that with my laptop's print screen key,

Right click though is WHEREVER THE mouse happens to be. The application menu is triggered where the keyboard is focused. You could of course route the jaws to PC cursor before doing the right click

If you are using the free edition I am pretty sure it's not going to work all that well, just a limitation of the product. I believe 2012 and 2013 are much better in that regard but can't speak from

I press Windows Key and the letter B and use my right arrow to find the safely remove hardware device and press enter. JAWS says you can safely remove device from computer.

this is awsome thanks.

Hi, Tom. In case the Safely Remove Hardware option doesn't show up in your System Tray, Here's how to get the Safely Remove Hardware back into your System Tray. As someone else said, this is only good

try using shift plus f10, that should work. Legend has it that on Thursday 8/20/2015 08:33 AM, Richard B. McDonald via Jfw

Often the right click and applications menus are the same. Not always, but often. eAt 08:33 AM 8/20/2015, you wrote:

here is a link to listen to the steelers. http://www.steelers.com/video-and-audio/audio/Steelers_Nation_Radio/f0ac5a66-a351-4918-97df-493ca91d9267 here is a link to find other stations for NFl

Adrian: The system tray shows up on my machine. I just could never figure out how to invoke the safely remove option. Between your instructions, and those I have gotten from others, I think

You can always press shift f10 to accomplish this task. Sent from my iPhone