Ed, It sounds like you're describing what are called toasts (don't ask me why, but that's what these "slide in" messages from Windows 10 that are generally logged in the Action Center

I’m not too sure about this, but worth a try. As soon as you hear the pop up message do a left mouse click. This should move you into the message. HTH RussellOn Sep 3, 2016, at 4:06 AM, Marquette,

When I try to scroll by paragraphs in Wordpad, I have to push control-down arrow twice to move to the next paragraph; when I do it once it merely repeats the paragraph I am currently on. JAWS

Kelby,, Try pressing F6 and you should hear JAWS say "edit" or something similar, from that point you should be able to use your reading keys. You may have to press F6 multiple times depending where

All, I have just gotten a new PC with MS Office 2016. I have already set up Word how I want it, including modfiying the trust center so that files don't open in protected view. However, when I

Hello there; I think your speaking of "balloon messages", In windows 10, Start-menu button, In the edit box type ease of access, Most likely ease will be good enough, Now enter on, Ease of access

Marquette, Are you searching for alt-n to jump to the informationbar? This is an internet explorer hotkey and not a jaws hotkey. With ctrl-f6 you can always set focus back to the webpage. Regards,

Sorry if “information balloon” is not the proper term, but I’m referring to messages that pop up on the screen, that are displayed long enough for JAWS to read them, and that then disappear.

Dear List Members, I have recently upgraded to Office 2013 from Office 2010 & am facing problems when navigating with the JAWS cursor. Whenever I try to navigate through a Word or Excel file with

Howdy All, i put together a folder of the Windows 10 Narrator manual from the links from the Microsoft help page. The link to the Microsoft help page is below, & a Dropbox download link is below

Thanks for the shift tab suggestion. Stan

Thanks. I got this to work, but I need to play with it a bit to understand just when the print button has focus. Stan

Keith, 1. Open Settings then choose Personalization. 2. Choose the Lock Screen Pane, and then the Screen Saver Settings Link 3. In the Screen Saver Settings dialog box, whether or not you choose

You need to be sure that you have the entire office suite if 2013 installed physically on your computer. Jaws does not work well at all if you only use the web version of the office suite.

Hello there, I had not been up to now paying much attention to Office 365, because the discussion did not at the time apply to me. Our office just announced a move to Office 365. I need to work

Stan Holdeman <sholdeman@...> wrote: I just tested this for you, and found that the print button is next to the "print tab" control, which is part of the back stage view. There's a fairly long

With your email open you wish to print; Control p Shift tab to you hear send to printer without changes print button and hit spacebar

Hi: With W10, Outlook 2016 and jaws 17, I am having trouble printing an email message. When I hit control P I get the dialogue but I can’t seem to get jaws to land me on the print button. Is

Linda Hunt <lshunt@...> wrote: I would suggest defining styles for all of the important formatting in your document, then using them rigorously. Avoid using what Microsoft refer to as "direct

Hi, I have a new laptop for work which was set up by Work I T, and screen saver settings are set to keep logging me off after 30 minutes of non-use. I’d like to change these to no logoff, which