When I hit the F, of course, I get that and then same with the I, but when I hit the E, I get the little Windows 10 bur'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r'r. Bye for now, Carolyn

Hi Tom. Thanks for your help with this. I reset my folder view to the default, but I still get the same behavior: arrowing down through the list of messages causes JAWS to say nothing, except when it

I know from a later message that you can't get the "e" step to work. I'm finding with the ribbon that you sometimes need to wait for JAWS to speak something before pressing a letter. Thus: Alt (wait

Now that I installed the new version my recent documents file in Word doesn't work properly. I hit Alt F, the letter R and the recent documents folder is there but it only has two documents there.

My virtual is off. I'll try again, thanks, Bill. What is the Quick Settings Menu? What does that do? Bye for now, Carolyn

Hi, Carolyn. Is your Virtual Ribbon turned off? Perhaps the reason it won't take the E is because virtual ribbons are turned on, or checked under the Quick Settings menu. Bill White

Hi Paul. I installed build 4463 and took it for a spin with Outlook 2010 on my Windows 8.1 machine and it worked fine. Everything read as I expected it too. I was, however, using the default view

I was told Alt F, I, E, but mine won't take the E. I have instructions to go to the Trust Center, which I have done, but once there, cannot arrow down to anything. Bye for now, Carolyn

Howdy Y'all, Below are the direct download links for this latest Jaws 16 update for both 32 & 64 bit systems: 32 Bit: http://files.freedomscientific.com/WebFiles/JAWS/J16.0.4463enu-x86.exe 64

Since I did the Jaws download today my recent files function is not working properly. When I pressed alt F followed by R I always had a list of about 10 recently used word documents. Now the list is

I assume that you tried with routing JAWS cursor to PC cursor, and you still could read neither address? Bye for now, Carolyn

I still have the latest 16. Do you have 17? And it is not reading for you in Outlook? Bye for now, Carolyn

To turn off permanently the protected files, go to files (alt-f), then options (t). There is a huuuuuuuge dialog with protected files either in their own category or under trust center, I don't

I'm that way - drives my focused husband nuts. Bye for now, Carolyn

Thanks, Adrian. I will make note of the steps and only use it when I need it. Bye for now, Carolyn

I did not know the term for it. I just know that in Outlook Express, if I wanted to send an attachment, say Canasta information, I could be in the body of an e-mail, hit Insert I, Shift tab, then

Hi. I finally figured out where to go to address an envelope in Word 2013, but when I try to do so nothing seems to be entered in either the address or return address fields. Is there some way to

Glad you posted so quickly. I already have the thing downloaded, but I'll try it at home first. I need an admin to install here anyway. Ted

To open an attachment in Outlook 2013, Find the attachment that you want to open. Press the alt key to open the menu. Press the down arrow key once. Wait. You will hear, "Open attachment." Press

Thanks Tom, but nothing I've tried so far restores normal behavior. This seems to be permanently broken in the new JAWS update that was just released today. -Paul