F6 should do it. I always use alt-v, then h. It is a carry-over from before the ribbon. To insert a header is alt+n, then h.

I’m still on JAWS 2018; I won’t be updating until I can shell out some cash for it, I suppose. But wait and see if anybody else can duplicate this problem. Anybody?

Hi, I’m using office 365, and I want to make it so that when I add events to my calendar, I can see them on my other devices; not just “this computer.” How can I do this? Thanks,

I hope this comes back in the next update. Until then I won't be updating. thank you for letting us know. On 2019-03-14 12:44 p.m., JM Casey wrote:

Wow, strange. Why on earth would they do that? Mistake maybe?

I don’t know if anyone has noticed, but the command for Drag and Drop (CONTROL plus JAWS Key plus NumPad slash has been removed from JAWS Version 2019.1903.9. The command is still listed, though, in

My Blind Spot was working with Intuit on Quickbooks accessibility. Also, On the AIRA podcast I heard that Quickbooks is providing free AIRA access to small business owners who need help when using

I think it was this list, someone was asking about a tutorial about Android. the recent Top Tech Tidbits newsletter had an item: Fedora Outlier offers thorough courses on Android, IOS,

I agree.

Hello, Please, can i create text box in microsoft office using jaws? Can I move from one textbox to another? How do i type inside a textbox? Thank.

Hi! I am using JAWS 2019 and MS Word 2016 under Windows 7. In a particular Word document, I went through the ribbons to create a footer, and ended-up in that pane. But, I got stuck in it and

If an automated system could solve those annoying captchas, don’t you think bots would have render them useless by now? They are very difficult for sighted people to work out and often take several

Hi: I'm using Jaws 2018 and 2019 and windows 10. Is there a way to get to a specific time if you know what it is in an audio file with Windows media player? Thank you.

In theory, yes, that is if the OCR feature lives up to the hyp. I suppose the only way to know is to try it out.

Hi. As you all are probably aware, a new version of jaws was released yesterday, and I have a question about the Picture Smart feature. Can this make it easier for us to solve those captias

 True, online versions of most tax filing applications are accessible, but I prefer using one strictly on my PC, and not via the web. Dave Oregonite, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and Pioneer

 I have used Turbo Tax online for the last few years. It seemed to work pretty good. It's the only one I know of that can pull in the W2 from ADP directly, since the PDF file is a nightmare to try

 George, With regard Quicken or Quickbooks. I thought I heard that Intuit was developing Quicken with some accessibility built into the quicken program. Perhaps calling their office in Mountain

 Yes, agree with Amanda. Have been using Taxacts since 2004 and as long as you stick with the step-by-step guidance feature, you can very easily understand what you are entering, and go back as

Hi, I understand that Microsoft has an online version of Word. How accessible is this with the latest version of Jaws? Thanks, ~Ann