Do you mean Jaws key plus numpad plus, and Jaws key plus numpad minus, to connect the cursors?

as long as the paragraph break produces a character that JAWS can detect, which I'm assuming is the same as a paragraph symbol (pilcro)? locate the character for which you want a sound for, press

the sounds are found in C:\Users\<name>\AppData\Roaming\Freedom Scientific\JAWS\16.0\Settings\enu\Sounds\

Hi, Val and list. Here is the link to all the JAWS guides. They are not pdf files. You read them on the Internet with your Internet browser. They cannot be saved, because there are hyperlinks within

Group, Is there a way to lock the JAWS cursors together in Excel so that it is easier to figure out which cells I am entering data into and where the cursor is when inserting

Hi! Someone was advertising guides for windows, [Think his name was David] where can you get them? Do they come in pdf files and what is the cost? Val from uk.

Right, but if one wanted to use a custom sound, it would be necessary to know where the folder is, unless there isn't one and they are simple part of the program. Thanks, Richard

Hi, do you know how I could get a sound at a paragraph break in a MS Word document? BOB SOUTAR…ONWARD THRU THE FOG

Richard, the sounds may be unique to JAWS because most, if not all, come from the VFO employees and are probably used in particular features of JAWS). but they're plain old wav files (nothing

I looked too, but am not sure when the sounds would apply, for example piano. Cordially, Carolyn

Laura, is there a reason why you haven't upgraded to Adobe's Reader DC?

Lynda, there isn't a typing tutorial built into JAWS (you'd have to get a program for a typing tutorial), but it does have a feature that will allow you to explore the keyboard so you can get

I just took a look at this. Quite interesting. You hit add, then tab over to the list of sounds. I'm curious, where do those sound files reside? Are they part of the Windows sounds, or unique to

yes it can. you just specify which wav sound you want instead of typing a replacement text. if you want the pause that a period provides, you'd put a period in the replacement but the period won't

Hello Tony, Dictionary Manager may suit your needs. Place cursor on the offending punctuation mark. Press insert D Follow the instructions, and press alt F4 to implement the changes. Cheers

Have you had someone sighted observe what is happening? Or do you have MS Word 2013 or 2016 to try opening that document in Word to see if you can access the information that way? I guess you could

Laura: I received your test, as a member of the JFW list. I don't know the answer to the question you asked right before, but I know your message came through. Kind regards, -Kane

test Laura

Anyone have any idea why JAWS 18 would crash while reading tables in Adobe Reader 11? I'm trying to get JAWS to read a PDF which consists of a table on each page. There is no text in-between the

This is a permanent setting. I hope this works for you. Bill White Billwhite92701@...