You enter the run dialog by windows key and r not alt r. sorry Dacia

Hi, No, Here's how you do it. Once you've copied the file to your c drive do the following. Enter the run dialog box by pressing alt r then shift tab until you find the browse button and hit enter

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Please let me know if this works for updating for you so I can try it as well. -- Sunny Day Maria Campbell lucky1@... Trials without God will break you. Trials with God will make

I never knew you used an ampersand; thanks for that tidbit. You say it's all written together?

Hi, I just got done talking to the freedom scientific people, because I was having a hard time typing in the right path to do the repair. He reminded me of something that I had forgotten. There is a

Thanks Bill. I think that the toggling makes more sense! Jim H

Yes, it is not something which is tied to Windows 10 only. Bill White billwhite92701@...

Hi, Jim. I don't know if the formatting characters are visible on the printer, but they are definitely visible on the screen. As far as toggling them off, just use CONTROL plus SHIFT plus 8, to

Can this be done if you have other JAWS-related problems - not just for moving to Windows 10. Thanks. Jim H

FS stopped script development for MS-Access several versions ago; I think around JAWS 7. You might get some help with that version if you can find the scripts and recompile them for the current

Once we have done this, and we have turned on these "formatting" characters, will they be printed with a document? Or, will such "symbols" be "invisible" to the printer? Would there be a way to

Sorry. For XP, look down the quick settings list for Auto Forms Mode checked. Assuming it is checked. In any event, that's the concept. Cycle through the choices with the spacebar.

Does this tool streamline the uninstall-repair process we're all accustomed to?

Well, if we had taken this road to start with, we would not have had nearly as much "fun" playing with word sounds! :) :) Jim H

Yes, I saw Bill's response as well. Thanks to both of you. Jim H

Not silly. I hope the following is clear: Place focus next to the file in its current location. Don't open the file. Press control-x to move or control-c to copy it. Go to the C drive. The simplest

Nermin: Yes, I see. In my friend's case, she prefers to hear the "an" sound, rather than the sounds made when using the "au" or "o", in her name. So, using your suggestion would make it " "zharn".

Hello, I forgot my password, and would like to put the list on vacation while I take a course. Could you please forward it to me? Cheers Kevin. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML

Hi, Adrian. Is it the one that says: Auto Forms Mode checked? Thank you. Bill White billwhite92701@...