Does anyone have a list of alexa commands or know where to find the list?

They are only images, yes. But sometimes they are images of text. Why anybody would do that is beyond me, unless of course someone took a picture of--for example--a label and wanted to send it to

Which version of JAWS do you have? I think the function was added in JAWS 18, but it might have been 2018.

 Hi John, I thought the, Recognize with Jaws, feature came out with Jaws 18 but, it didn't come until Jaws2018. You could also try using Openbook to extract any text from the file as well. With

Hi Mich, technically, you're correct. However, since a photo could also be a hpotographed copy of a document, it may well be something OCR readable. Regards, Nermin

Hi I was always under the impression that jpg files were only photos am I wrong? From Mich.

Then you Can only use the spacebar+insert functionality.

JAWS 2019 seems faster after log in but problems and delays still remain at log on. FS had a lot of hype about start up but not as great as the hype. Dan

Hi, As an aside if you use Office 365 or Word 2016 you can open a pdf file directly in Word. Most formatting is intact and you can then edit. Dan

Fragmentation becomes pointless after a while and besides, truth be told, for many of these lists, be it Jaws, iOS or blindness related tech stuff, lots of us are on these same lists anyway.

I should of mentioned, I am using Windows 7 with JAWS 18. Regards, John Doering Administrative Pricing Asst p. 4147783040 Extn:4063 t. 800-642-8778 NOTICE: The information contained in this

After hitting the applications key, I am not finding a recognize with JAWS choice. Regards, John Doering Administrative Pricing Asst p. 4147783040 Extn:4063 t. 800-642-8778 NOTICE: The

Don: Tried your suggestion, but no luck. Thanks, John Doering Administrative Pricing Asst p. 4147783040 Extn:4063 t. 800-642-8778 NOTICE: The information contained in this email

I have had good experience with this. Following Don's suggestion, without opening the file press the applications key and arrow to "recognize with JAWS" or just type the letter J. For me, it worked

My guess is that those who start these groups don't know other ones exist. On 12/13/2018 2:15 PM, Brian Vogel wrote:

You can do “JAWS+Spacebar then “o” and then either “e” or “w”. I t doesn’t really give you anything, but give it a shot. You can also try using the application key then the letter

Hello: Can the JAWS OCR convert a JPG file and if so, what is the key strokes? Thanks in advance, John Doering Administrative Pricing Asst p. 4147783040 Extn:4063 t. 800-642-8778

James, I have not dealt with Adobe Acrobat proper in years, but I wonder if it doesn't have an accessibility wizard just like Adobe Reader DC does. In Reader DC running the accessibility

Hi Bill/all: I have been following the messages in this thread but find that I do have a question. My default PDF reader is Adobe acrobat DC. I use this to have the capability to edit PDF

Hi Brian/all: Thanks for the good advice you are giving on this thread. Please tell me what keystrokes to use to edit a PDF file I have saved. I can read the file/form with JAWS, and I am