Cy, I had good reason to be skeptical, but this version is a winner. I am having certain problems at the office, compounded by the fact that it may be hard for our software developers to work with

On 12/15/11, Hamid Hamraz <hhamraz@...> wrote: I always prefer to > stay away from Adobe Acrobat by converting PDF files to TXT or word. I do too, but some pdf files have the convert to text

This application was the subject of a recent thread. Below, I'm copying an item from today's edition of Dean Martineau's newsletter: IBM has recently become aware of some accessibility issues with

I should have given the source for Dean's newsletter: Visit the 2011 Tidbits Archive

I am using JAWS version 13.0.527, the update released prior to the one that came out earlier this week, and Outlook 2003. I go to attachments with insert-a and am experiencing no new difficulties

Hi, Well, it's like the previous versions; slow and crash-prone. The only difference is the user interface which has been distorted. I think the slowness issue is related to combination of JAWS with

All this is why I haven't budged from Jaws 10 on my home computer. I have had Jaws 11 and 12 at work, and they don't seem as stable, have little glitches, get hung up with IE8, etc. Now I

Shoot the message off to them. Slow response time seems to be a recurring theme with JAWS 13. Dave Carlson Produced on a Nokia N95 using Nuance TALKS screen-reading software. -original

Is anyone else getting the following behavior? When doing a spell check in Word 2003 or an Outlook e-mail message and tabbing down the the list view of suggestions, Jaws loses speech for quite a few

I have had some weird things with the updates too. I got a message that they could not install the update and the install program suggested that I do a repair. I have windows xp, jaws 13, use internet

Peter, Ed's actually talking about the attachment list that shows up, not the actual graphic announcing the presence of attachments. Dave Carlson Sent from my Dell Latitude E6520 using Windows 7,

It will be a simple answer of labelling the correct graphic. As I don't use Outlook I don't know what the graphic number is but if you have a few messages without attachments that are read, and your

Michael, Only way to fix it is to send an E-Mail to support@... and report what you're observing. I just got off the phone with Corey from FS about the IE7 problem I described

All: I've had to switch back to JAWS 12, temporarily, I hope. For those of you using Outlook 2003, you know there are two ways (at least) of accessing email attachments: 1. From the Inbox listing,

I am also getting the same kind of messages any sugestions how to fix this.

Thanks Dave, that was so easy I almost thought you were kidding. <G> Mitch

you can rename it jaws 13 if you want also. thats up to you though.

Mitch, If you'd rather have it say JAWS 13 then do the following: Arrow to the desktop icon Press f2 Edit the name Press Enter Dave Carlson Sent from my Dell Latitude E6520 using Windows 7, San

Thanks. This worked and my desk top now contains 2 listings of JAWS. One says JAWS 12 and the new one just says 'JAWS'. key and arrowed down to the apply button. I unloaded JAWS and reloaded with

Dave, Yes, I used the 32 bit version. This happened to me once before with one of the 12 or maybe 13 releases, I can't remember right now. I even downloaded the .exe file a second time to be sure it