I vaguely recall an issue or to with Jaws popping up over the years where the solution was to mess with the resolution, but honestly, it’s been so infrequent that I really don’t remember what the

 Hi Sieghard, You would be surprised how much screen resolution can change how Jaws reads windows. Below is some screen resolution information. Simple explanation: It is usually quoted as width

Hi Tom, Here you go: If you don't want JAWS to notify you about future editions of FS Cast when they are released, do the following: 1. Press JAWS key+6 to open Settings Centre. 2. Press

Sieghard: I shut down and re-booted my computer for another reason, and this time, when Jaws opened, I did not get the FS podcast notification. I wonder if it just comes upp periodically?

When it first comes up you Shift+Tab once to Not show this in the future, might be slightly different wording, but it's simply a checkbox, check it and tab to OK. You can also do it by searching

Hello, everyone. I’m setting up a new Windows 10 computer with Jaws, and would like to know how to disable the automatic FS Cast announcements. I have other ways of getting this information,

And, in case it helps Jed, I just had a look at the screen resolution on my laptop which has the 4K Touch Screen display and noticed that scaling was set to 250% which also was the recommended

Hi Geore, Can you substantiate the statement "you need to have 1200 /800 or less for jaws to work well" I have mostly 24 inch displays at my store and the recommended screen resolution is 1920 by

Both the people at Microsoft Accessibility and at Freedom Scientific are technical support specialists, they deal with problems such as yours and many others every day. What Microsoft Accessibility

Richard, curiously, what might MSA do differently as opposed to FS doing?

Flor, curiosly, what might MS Accessibility do differently as opposed to FS doing?

I have been experiencing this issue for quite sometime with JAWS 18 as I can’t always readily upgrade to new versions here due to group policy, etc. It’s annoying and the only solution I have is

Hi Sieghard! Thanks for your below. Well, I discovered that I had the “auto hide the ribbon” option checked. That also hid the status bar. Now F6 works as expected. BTW, I like your

hi,i am looking for anyone who has the old jaws basic training as well as other jaws tutorial in audio, such as jaws 4.5 training, I think eric did it or other jaws training especially officially done

Go to your desktop and press control plus spacebar and you will hear not selected Now press shift plus f10 and choose display in the menu Now look in there for screen resolution and you need to

Hi Colby, I don't have any experience using tablets with JAWS. However, as far as I'm aware, JAWS will only work on X86/X64-based systems and not, for example, on ARM processors. Specs for these

There is another Chrome add-in, Mercury Reader, which produces a nice reader view. I don’t know about GreaseMonkey, so I’ll have to look into that. Your conclusions regarding Flexible Web are the

Hi Jed, It's possibly a screen resolution issue, and I can't remember exactly where the setting is but it will be under "Display", and try lowering the resolution quite substantially. Failing that

Hi Dean, I find the name "Flexible Web" rather ironic as the reason why I don't use it is because it is not "Flexible" enough! I did use it very extensively when it was launched, but got fed up with

Hi Lee, to add a new keyboard layout using version 1803 of Windows 10: 1. Go to the Region and language settings in the settings app. One way of doing this is to open the start menu, type some or all