Hi, it's Annabelle. Is there a way for me to turn off, or at least override automatic page breaks in Microsoft Word? In this document I have, there's an automatic page break to page 5, with no text on

I have never used the feature in IO groups of muting a thread one has no interest in. I see that when one clicks on it, one must provide a user name and password. I also see an option to “email me a

Barbara: The vertical bar announcements occur in documents that have been prepared in Microsoft Word 2016 and in Outlook 2016 e-mails. I’m using Office 365 here. It’s a problem for me

Tom: To get the “virticle tab” character, press shift+enter. You will see that this takes your following text, or “cursor”, to the next line without the need to press enter again. To be

Brian, Unless you have certain nondisplay characters turned on within Word (like paragraph marks), you probably won't experience the newline problem. When writing and proofing documents, I often

Kimber, Please do share if you reproduce them. I have never had JAWS announce "new line" with normally "flowed" text in MS-Word up through Word 2013. Of course, I've never heard JAWS

Kimber, Give "Next Line," U+0085 a try. Since typing an Enter gives a paragraph mark I can't figure out what you would be getting a "new line" from, since the text in Word just flows to

I called FS with my new line announcement dilemma. At first the guy said, "nothing you can do. you are stuck with it." But then he gave it a little thought and came up with a solution using speech

I wish I could write code but if you ask me how to fry an egg, I forget to get the frying pan out of the cabinet when I write the instructions. I am sure you know what I mean.

On Thu, Jun 2, 2016 at 08:57 am, Mcginnis, Barbara wrote, in part: "you hear reply vertical bar, forward, vertical bar, print, vertical bar." Yes, the vertical bar, often referred to as a pipe as

I am assuming the vertical tab is on a web page or an e-mail. When you are working with G-mail and reading line by line, you hear reply vertical bar, forward, vertical bar, print, vertical bar. It

Thanks Bill. Neither of those entries got rid of new line for me. I think I'll give FS a call. -- Kimberly

Incidentally, Carolyn, if you're using a desktop computer with the keyboard in Desktop Layout, Insert 6, 7, 8, 9, and 0 are JAWS commands. Insert plus 6 gives you the Settings Center, Insert plus 7

Hi, Carolyn. We have since determined that Shift plus 6 will not work. Nevertheless, Shift plus 6 should be the caret. Shift plus 7 is the and sign. Bill White billwhite92701@...

You're right, Shift-6 is the caret, not the and. Bye for now, Carolyn

When I pressed Shift-6, I got the & sign. I thought about trying Insert-6, but was afraid I might end up doing something that ought not to be done. Thanks. Bye for now, Carolyn

Are there similar instructions on how to get Jaws not to say cell cell cell every time it moves over a cell in a table? Thanks, Matthew

Hi, Kimber. Try entering these two entries into the dictionary. \013 and \010. These are for the linefeed and carriage return respectively, and these are the ASCII symbols which signal a new line. I

I have these steps from the other list, and will try them. Hopefully, others will benefit from them if they do indeed work for this issue. Tom Behler

Gary: I've tried this, but so far, couldn't get it to work. Will try again. Tom Behler