Tim, I will simply offer the solution that FS always offers me when these sorts of issues crop up: Download the latest JAWS from their website, uninstall what's on your machine, and

[Sorry, first note I sent did not have any text in the body.] Hi All, The following started for me with this week’s new update for JAWS 17. It does not always happen, but often enough that it

Hi, No worries, just pleased it fixed the issue

Listers, I am very glad that the subject of apps with windows10 came up. first of all, David you are very correct in saying the weatherchannel is very good for us screen reader users I use it on

I tried Alt+Shift+c while in a footnote pane (Word 2013), but it didn't appear to have any effect. I did use the JAWS pass-through key and was prompted for the key to be passed through. Jason White

Hi, You definitely want to download the Weather Channel app from the windows store. It is free. The Weather Channel app allows you to get the weather for your area, and all over the world. You can

Hi, You definitely want to download the weather channel app from the windows store. You will love that app, because you can get the weather for your area, and all over the world. You can watch videos

Thank you. The individual in question, (actually my 87-year-old mother), was able to have the problem corrected by a sighted person who clicked a “box” in the “corner” of the screen? I hope

Steve Griffiths <Steve.Griffiths@...> wrote: Thank you, Steve. Microsoft's documentation says "Remove the document window split" - not an obvious command for this purpose. For MS-Word

You might try Weather Watcher. http://www.singerscreations.com

I have recently started useing Windows 10 and am a weather nurd. Since the death of Weather Pulse I’ve been surching for something that will display weather conditions in the task tray or at least

Hi Jason, There is a Word keystroke Alt + Shift + C for this. It now clashes with a JAWS keystroke to convert objects, but if you use the pass through key, Insert + 3, immediately before hand, it

I use the old-fashioned way of Alt, V, H to get into and out of headers. Note that because this is a legacy command, you don’t get any feedback from JAWS after you press V; just press H anyway and

Make sure you're set to Day View. Ctrl+Alt+1, I believe. Dave Carlson Oregonian, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and Pioneer

Hello everyone, I am having issue with Outlook calendar. I want to check appointments for a specific day and it gives me, “12:00AM April 8th, 2016 to 12:00AM April 9th, 2016.” However; it does

Hi, I’ve had this issue with outlook 2010 and a more recent version of jaws. I think the issue was the outlook window wasn’t maximised , I maximised the screen (using the alt and space bar

Are you talking about reading comments in excel?

Back in the day, you could click outside the body of the footnote and get out that way; does that still work? Ted

How do you read “comments” with JAWS 17? Thanks. I’m using Windows 10. Cindy