Hello Laura, Press insert, spacebar, and O. That should open up the O C R feature, and you press s to start the reading. I am not familiar with the latest and greatest version of O C R so you may

Hello, I received an email attachment that is in a PDF format. I was wondering if somebody could please tell me what to do so I can read this? I use Windows 7, Jaws 15, and Microsoft Outlook

Mike and Jenna <schwaltze@...> wrote: I discovered this yesterday. I also found out that there's an option in the settings to use PowerShell as your command prompt in this menu, instead

Shane clark <hshaneclark@...> wrote: Which browser is set as your default? Make sure it is not Microsoft Edge, which won't be very accessible at least until the next major Windows

Hi, Nothing that comes to mind. Although besides alt f4 for shutting down there is the windows key plus x menu which has programs and features network command prompt and other things.

An easy way to restart jaws is to hit jaws+windows+f4. That has worked for many years now. -- Soronel Haetir soronel.haetir@...

Hello Maryann, I stumbled across this post from the Jaws list in my notes, and accept neither credit nor blame for its content. My apologies to its author for the lack of recognition. Cheers

I'm only using Open Office for the word processor.

I wish I'd have known about Open Office before spending the money I did for Office 2013, because I could have downloaded an e-mail client. Bye for now, Carolyn

This is exactly what started happening to me at my work on a Windows 7 machine. The only way I was able to get Jaws to start after logging in was to put the executable file in the startup folder as

Hi Jason, Thanks very much for the explanation, I was able to do the install. For some reason, I was having trouble finding the dialog box which asked me to either save or run the file. Butt after a

Hi Mark, With JAWS, nothing will be spoken when you trace around the touch pad. With Narrator, If you press Caps Lock+num Lock, you will toggel the function. You can hear what is spoken under your

Hi, I use Open Office with JAWS, and it is as good and accessible with JAWS, for what I want to do, as MS Office since I am not in school anymore LOL!

Michael Mote <miketmote73@...> wrote: Thanks for the detailed suggestion. I'll try it during the next few days.

Also Google results say that it is now accessible for screen readers. I'm assuming that includes jaws. :-) Sent from my iPhone

It's been repeatedly stated on this particular forum that Open Office is accessible via JAWS. I can't say how "fully" qualifies as "fully" to any given user, but there are lots of folks here who are

I honestly have no idea because I don't have Jaws on any of my machines anymore. Sorry i can't help Sent from my iPhone

You need to be actually looking at the contents of your second account before you can delete your first one. Deleting your first account will not be an option as long as your first account is the one

Hi Brian: I have 2 accounts. I can read them with Jaws when Outlook first opens in the tree view. However, when I go to account settings, the account I wish to delete, which may have been my

Lauren, I suspect that this is the account whose inbox is currently open. You cannot delete any account when any one of its folders is the one that has active focus. If you have only