Nope. We had either 18 or 2018 on this machine and they were still there. Uninstalling it now because it’s making life complicated.

Jaws still uses the so-called accessibility driver. In fact, in Jaws 2019 you can go to the Jaws Settings Centre, load default settings and type all or part of the word “accessibility” driver and

I am on the Jaws private beta list and while a few Chrome related bugs have been reported in the current beta and are being worked on, I have never experienced nor heard of anybody having a problem

James, Not absolutely sure, but I think the mirror drivers stopped around JAWS 15. Dave Oregonite, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and Pioneer

I had heard a long time ago that there was a version coming that dropped mirror display drivers. Does that version exist, and if so, which version is it? Asking as we’re running into the issue of

Hi, In my case, I have to regularly unload and reload JAWS to keep this edit field viable. To no good end, I have advised Vispero about this annoyance since JAWS 18. Mitch “No matter how cynical

You can also use Alt + D to go to the address bar in Chrome or you can press F6 once or twice.

I remember term talk. Are used term talk quite a bit when I had my apple to eat. There were a lot of people who liked the probe words and pro term packages. However for some reason I have trouble

Ctrl-l actually works in Internet Explorer too, and I believe always has. Ctrl-o will open a local file on just about any other browser, so it’s best to get used to ctrl-l, no matter what browser

Control-l is what gives you a place to type in a website or search. This is an adjustment from using control-o to open a website with internet explorer.

Control l for the address field

Jim, Try this… Open Crome. Then control :l together. This will put you in an edit field. Type in either a web page i.e. amazon.com or terms for a search. Hit enter. It should go to the web

Hi all, I have the tutorial here, by David Moore. I have read it, and am still having issues. I can’t even get to a web site I want. So, I open Chrome. I hit the windows key up arrow to make sure

I hear that a lot on a couple sites, especially the web-based HR software my company uses. I agree that it doesn’t seem to do anything. Someone on one of these lists once said it might be the site

So many directions you can go with this question. We use SharePoint here at work, which works fine with JAWS if you are using it to check in and out documents, but not so great if you are trying ot

This is one reason I think Narrator will become really good. All the best Steve

Hi Dave, Thanks for the reply. I’ll check that one out, as better to have something with some accessibility than none at all. I’ll also keep hunting around to see if I find anything which

Hi, Richard. Perhaps Full Screen is checked in the view menu of Firefox. You can go to View, with ALT plus V, and arrow up to see if Full Screen is checked. If it is, this will hide the menu. You can

Hi! Even though I have the View > Toolbars > Menu Bar “checked” in Firefox, it does not seem to be always visible. When I press only the alt key, nothing happens. However, if I press for

Combo boxes are, by their very nature, a hybrid between a text box that allows you to type in data and a dropdown box that allows you to select it. As a general rule, typing the first character will