Control+numpad + Denver Dale

hmmm, not sure of an actual key command, but press the applications key then down arrow to insert and press enter, then down arrow to entire row and press enter. an empty row will be inserted above

The best way to learn is to play with it. Go to Settings Center, speech and sounds Schemes. Open it. look at the default scheme and its description, then bring up the next one with the spacebar, and

Thanks. This did work. Cindy

Alt H, I, R. Cheers Kevin.

Hi Cindy, I believe you can still do this by navigating to the spot where you want to insert the row, and then using your applications key to pull up the menu with the insert option. Then, you can

Why would you want a sound scheme on a citation or bibliography entry?

I am using MS Office 2013 and JAWS 17, along with Windows 10. I am wondering how to add in a row in the spread sheet. Thanks. Cindy

I have a Lenovo ThinkPad and it works beautifully with JAWS. Below is some information I found on Quora that may help you with your decision. Performance It is hard to sum up performance because

I've had several Lenovos over the years and all have worked well with Jaws. Kimber -- Kimberly

I am now looking at lenovo brand for a laptop. Does anyone have a good suggestion on which model? What would you say the difference is between the Lenovo thinkpad VS ideapad? Thank you for all

Please tell me more about this. Thanks, Keith

JAWS, it's a setting.

How does one pick a sound scheme? Is this within End Note, or something one does within JAWS? Thanks, Keith

You can pick a sound scheme that shows highlighting, and several other characteristics. Go through them, and I'll bet you can find one to meet the need. I seem to recall that you can modify any of

Kevin: That was a good, concise summary of what the AODA legislation is "supposed to do". However, the reality has fallen far short of those objectives, by several years! In fact, the AODA

Hello Richard, I was thinking more along the lines of encouragement. Cheers Kevin.

The only difficulty I have had is that when you select the citation type (and you have to use the JAWS curser to do this), the program highlights the fields that you need to fill in. JAWS doesn't seem

Cynthia Bruce <cynthia.bruce@...> wrote: Thanks - that's appreciated.

Hi Kevin! Thanks for your below. Indeed, hopefully what Canada has done will spread. However, in this case, I suspect a JAWS script is the only solution; as described below. I wonder if