all this information from Brian, Tom, Bill and everybody is great. different points of view and explanations is very helpful.

The install process is different for a single license user versus a network license user. If it's booting him into 40 minute mode, then what's likely happened is he's not actually using the single

Hi List, Does anyone know how I can force JAWS to use the single-user serial number on a laptop instead of the network serial number that we have? JAWS goes into 40-minute mode when one of my

yes it does give you the option to open the file if you have the "always ask" option set for the application events. there are about 19 events. I have all of them set to always ask except for the

Ok, Brian. Will see what I can do here. One thing I’m going to check is whether I also get this behavior on my main Windows 7 laptop after updating to Firefox 47. That computer is

Thank you so very much! Sharon

Sharon, you can use alt D in either Firefox or IE to go to a new web page. Ctrl T will allow you to open a web page in a new window and ctrl tab will allo you to go between the open web pages. Ctrl

Use the key combination control l and a window opens in which you can typea web address. Rob

 Also, Tom, regarding Adobe Acrobat Reader, it may not show up as one of the selections until you click the "Use Other selection in the Applications tab of Firefox. Bill White

 Hi, Tom. You need to go to the Applications tab of Firefox Options, and select Adobe Acrobat Reader as your default file handler. To make this tab work with JAWS, you will need to turn off your

Tom, I'd try doing an install-over install of Adobe Reader and see if that fixes the problem. Also, check in Windows itself to see if Adobe Reader is assigned as the default program for

Brian: What confuses me, I guess, is that I have Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader on this computer, and this no longer happens. I would think that if Adobe Acrobat reader is on my computer, what you

Tom, You will only be asked about opening the file if there is some program or plug-in on your system dedicated to that file type. I just changed my setting to "Always ask" for PDF

Brian: In my case, the always ask option gives me the ability to specify where I want the given file to be saved, but I cannot find any option to simply open the file, at least by the usual

Tom, Yes, they do allow for either opening a file in the browser or passing the file to the program you have installed as the default handler for a file type. I have Firefox pass all

Ok, Brian. I’ll definitely check this out, and save for future reference. Tom Behler

Sharon: To search for a given internet address in firefox, use control L. This should bring up an edit box into which you can paste the address of the web page you want to go to. As for

Mario: See my most recent list post. And, I do have a question: Do these options allow for simply opening a file if I do not wish to save it? I couldn't find that option when I checked

Tom, I believe the "Always ask" option will give you not only save options in the choice list but also open in the browser or open in the native program for the file type. It is

Tom, Yes, this is applicable to Firefox (and even earlier than version 47.0) under any version of Windows it's running under. One does not need to be a member of the