Yes, then you would need to maintain Jaws Pro unless you didn’t tell them, but as soon as you don’t own your computer you should have Jaws Pro. If the University gives you a laptop then they

Hi, I can’t say VoiceOver is reliable either, I can 100 percent crash it with simple Word documents. All the best Steve

Well, but now you did reveal it and I’ll post it on all the hacker forums so expect to be highjacked shortly *Smile* In a way I had better access to some of my applications with Jaws under Windows

I mostly unzip books to my Milestone MP3 player and do this by Finding the item in Windows Explorer which I wish to unzip; Press the context key or f10 and arrow down to "extract"; Shift tab back to

Hi, While JAWS may have the edge on functionality and features the reliability and stability is no where equal to VoiceOver. Yes, hopefully Narrator will soon be an equal of JAWS. Dan

I do have JAWS pro, and the university owns my laptop – does that make a difference? Cynthia Bruce PhD, MTA Ethics Chair Canadian Association of Music Therapists

 Sieghard, Yes, I do feel so ancient at times...I won't even reveal that my larger audio workstation is still running Windows XP Service Pack 3... Dave Oregonite, woodworker, Engineer,

Yes, sorry, forgot you are still on Windows 7.

If you are on 17 then 1 SMA would give you the upgrades to Jaws 18 and 2018. A second SMA would give you the upgrades to Jaws 2019 and Jaws 2020 which comes out this fall. Also, keep in mind that in

Hi Sieghard, I am using 17 – I wanted to get used to it before upgrading. I had been using 14 while I finished my dissertation because I just couldn’t handle doing all of the upgrades in the

 Sieghard, Is that Windows+A limited to Windows 10? Dave Oregonite, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and Pioneer

Great! That took me to where I needed to be, I could see the notices, and the button to clear them. The message is now gone! Thanks, Tim Ford

I will add one caution, based on something that has just occurred with a user who's using 7-Zip and the ZIP file I created for the Sounds in Safe Mode: If you want your files unzipped to a dedicated

The function key is Shift + F10 not F12 and you really don't have to create a folder first, if you use Extract All a folder is created which has the same name as the zip file.

Hi Cynthia, I am also in Canada. What version of Jaws are you using now? At this point buying the SMA is still cheaper than the annual subscription as long as you are using a very recent Jaws

Hello David, That is usually very straight-forward; here is how I do it. I am giving generic instructions, since this will vary depending upon the version of Windows. 1. Through Windows/File

Try to press Windows Key + A and see what notifications you have there and clear them.

Hi Debbie, Can you tell me a bit more what you do, what applications do you use etc. I think for the most part leave it checked for now, maybe I should not have brought this up as using Jaws

I think everybody has to learn from their own experience. The grass always seems greener on the other side of the fence or, in this case, the OS and I’m sure Dave will find out very quickly that the

Hello list: Have come across a bundle of zipped mp3/recording tutorial files which I would like to listen to individually, but need the step-by-step procedure to do this. Most sincerely, David