Any laptop of that type should work with JAWS. I've been using Toshiba laptops for years. -- Sunny Day Maria Campbell lucky1@... Trials without God will break you. Trials with God

I'm running Jaws 16. I'm looking for a laptop that doesn't have touch-screen capabilities but works well with Jaws 16. I want the laptop to have all the keys a desktop keyboard would have, except

Hi all, I'm using Jaws 16 with Visual Studio 2013 and Visual Micro Arduino plug in extension. Some of the combo boxes do not open the lists when pressing ALT+Down arrow. This might be

No, this was several months back. Given my earlier experience, the download hassle, and the negative reports that came over the list, I think that's a no-go. I can't even remember the name of the

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Okay, I could always do a Web search, I just wondered if it was worth the effort. As I just wrote, the proper name is Registry Fix. Frankly, a properly designed product should allow you to specify a

Sorry, should have been Registry Fix.

Ted, If it's old, I'd advise against, unless it has a way to be updated. The database used for detection is usually updated to keep up, and being behind might clean out things that should not

Anyone heard of Register Fix? I found an old copy on my hard drive, but haven't installed it. Ted

Tabbing through a bunch of unlabeled buttons after the address bar. This just started. I believe they were a list of different search engines before. Navigating the main interface toolbars tabs

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I wonder if PCMOVER would do this for you. It is designed to move files from an old PC to a new one. A friend of mine recently used this to finish the set up of my wife's new/used PC. Someone else

That is really good Ted. I might try working with it some. Would love to be able to use it with JAWS.

It was problematic in JAWS 11-12, when I was running XP. Field contents could be neither read nor edited. I'm not a heavy user, but presently have no trouble with it at either home or office. Ted

It cleans out junk--bits and pieces from old programs. Windows programs uninstall routines usually rely on the uninstall protocol in Control Panel, which is not thorough. So your registry gets

JAWS as far as I know has never really supported Access. The way you can tell is that Henter Joyce which is the company that developed JAWS as well as Freedom Scientific, which is a merge of three

Sometimes in Excel 2010 the shift+ctl+b keystroke does not work and I had to use shift+alt+b to hear the borders spoken.

A while back I picked up a Google toolbar; Revo Uninstaller took care of it handily.

No, the one I recall was somewhat JAWS related. It may even have a link from FS, if I get out there and look. I think David from the other list may have something to do with it. Ted

Thanks for the warning, but it seems like a lost cause for now anyway. I've got something at the house called regfix, but I haven't had the chance to look at it and see how friendly it is. Ted