does this defragging and/or cleaning up affect anything else? can things disappear or anything like that? thanks Alice, the timid! alicedh@...

It amazes me that Google, who seem to be all about universal access to all information, by anyone, from anywhere, routinely develop inaccessible applications. GoogleDocs comes to mind as an example.

Listers: Running jaws 13, latest update on XP machine. Today I corrected the pronunciation of the name of the new Cubs manager in my default dictionary. After closing the dictionary and saying yes I

Having used both Blindtunes and JTunes, I can say that Blindtunes works much better, plus as Dave said, it's free. And john, the guy who scripted it is very responsive to questions and difficulties

No no! please don't use jaws with IE 9, because it doesn't announce progress bar, even if you check the status bar from the view menu.

It does sound interesting, but it is not meant to be. Google has completely made this inaccessible. JAWS 13 might be able to do something with the OCR scanner but it is out of scripting range. I'll

Tina and Dave, two points. First, I suspect from your query, Tina, that in addition to a defrag, your system might benefit from a disc clean. It's a simple process but it makes a big difference: 1.

Well, it doesn't appear very accessible at all. Not even JAWS cursor. I can access some window elements but nothing friendly. I'll keep playing with it. It might be something JAWS 13 might be able to

This sounds very interesting and very useful. I'd love a tool where I could keep and organize all my music without a lot of access issues.

Tina, BTW I'm presuming you're using Windows XP. Dave Carlson Sent from my Dell Latitude E6520 using Windows 7, San Francisco Bay Area

Tina, Sure defragging is no problem. Also finding your disk space is easy. Both are accessed the same way: 1. Windows Explorer (Windows+E) A. To find the amount of space, use the JAWS cursor Arrow

Wow, there's more to this than I would have thought. Here I was thinking that it would be an easy way to free up space/declutter, since my computer keeps telling me that it's low on disc space.

Ptusing, You cannot. Those who are doing so are not using Windows 7. Dave Carlson Sent from my Dell Latitude E6520 using Windows 7, San Francisco Bay Area

Since this is a new topic and one that could use some attention, Google now has a music interface to allow you to manage your music and allow you to upload your library to access anywhere. The

Hi, If I understand you correctly, the short cut is asigned to a icon on your desktop? if this is right then do the following, arrow to the icon that you want to change the short cut once you are on

Yes, but I had help creating them from an assistive tech guy so do not know how that process works. Deb

Hi, I appreciated Rick's and your comments on using forms and older JAWS versions and your comments follow my post. I agree. But how can one use older versions (prior to version 10) with Windows

To remove a shortcut assignment, go through the same procedure you use to set one. When you tab to the field with the mistaken letter, delete it and replace it with the one you want. Is this what

Howard, Okay, we're on the same page. If you haven't already done so, can you try this experiment? As you know, the command works for the application where focus is. Open two or three applications.

I have shortcut keys on my desktop. I have jaws 13 and windows xp. I accidentally assigned a wrong letter to a shortcut and want to fix my shortcuts. How do I do that? Deb