Hi Val, Based on what you have described, you want to use the F6 key to navigate in parts of an application and F4 to close JAWS. Is this correct? I need more information to clarify your

Hi! As a new member, and with the a new computer with the latest version of jaws plus windows 10, I would be glad of some help pleas. I recently p As urchased a new laptop, and, ofcourse, it had

Hi, They have definitely changed this and made it somewhat more challenging. If you press spacebar or enter on the “Accounts menu” near the top I was then able to use Control+Shift+F to search

Exactly so, Steve. There are times when I want to control my PC with the Braille display but only use speech when listening to fiction or long articles on the web. This would be particularly useful on

Actually, I do not have it backwards, I truly do wish to know how to do braille input on a qwerty style keyboard; Simply for input purposes;

I think you all have it backwards. The layer command turns off speech, which is not what is wanted. Using a braille-style keyboard on a QWERTY device is also not what's wanted. What *is*

Good morning: I am unable to change my password in Dropbox Non of the tabs in the settings section will show up. Is there another to change the password in dropbox with Jaws? Thank you

So far as I am aware, you can’t disable the braille output while still using the braille input on a display. However, I can’t think of good reasons to turn off braille output. If you don’t want

i’m sorry I didn’t mean to pose the question that way, I’m asking about the opposite because I was curious. Not because I was trying to identify with you using the braille keyboard on the

Another even easier way to add a comment since Shift+F2 for me at least is easier than Alt+r then C. Interestingly enough I just tested this at work where I still use Windows 7, Jaws and Office are

Nope, you’ve got it the wrong way around. I want to disable the Braille output, not the speech. But I still want to use the Braille input of the Focus 14 keyboard. It might sound a little strange to

Also, Shift+F2 will allow adding a comment, as well as editing. And of course application key (shift+f10) will open a context menu to add/delete comments. Dave Oregonian, woodworker, Engineer,

isn’t there also a braille keyboard input command on John’s so that one can actually use the Home roll like a braille keyboard as input or no? contact information Mike McGlashon PH:

Greetings, When Jaws moves to a cell with a comment it announces the fact, and alt, shift apostrophe will read said comment. Please find some other keystrokes regarding comments below. Comments

Use the layer-command insert-space followed by s to disable speech. John F Knope Student, CIS – Cloud Computing ECPI University Home 508 Mapleton Drive Greenville, SC

Hi Steve, Perfect, that works, would be nice if Jaws actually read what’s in there, still something for FS to look at and hopefully fix.

Or you can just delete the name from the comment - when you select to Insert a comment, you're at the start of the line where the comment will go and your name is on the line above; press Backspace to

Sieghard, Here's a suggestion for eliminating the speaking of your name along with comments... In Excel you designate your name or initials to be used in such comments or giving creation credit. I

Hi Mario, Thanks, that does work, however, it reads my name each time before it reads the comment. I guess that is because I am the author of the comment. I'll have to get in touch with Jaws and ask

Fair enough, but if there is no way for Jaws to speak this information automatically when you move to a cell with a comment, there should definitely be a keystroke to make Jaws speak it.