Or, you can use this, which is free. https://docs.the-jdh.com/software/tween

Cristóbal, It's not free, but appears to be incredibly comprehensive and is targeted at screen reader users: Don't Be Twixt, Be Tween! Working With OpenTween Using Screen ...-- Brian - Windows 10

Tyler, The Organize Bookmarks menu button, which can be accessed by SHIFT+TAB from anywhere in the folder tree (2 times if your within a folder list itself) presents the following six items

What version of Word are you using? I'm using the latest Office 365 version, and I did this exact same thing a few days ago. I wish I knew how it got accidentally turned on because it can really drive

Hi, Alison. Maybe one of the following will work for you in turning off the space markers. Note that when using CONTROL plus SHIFT plus 8 that it is the eight key just below the function keys, not the

Hello list, I was wondering if anyone has or could point me to a tutorial for OpenTween? I’m a TW-Blue user with Jaws on the PC, but wanted to give OpenTween a spin. Installing and whatnot was easy

Hi Orlando, Personally, I bring up the bookmarks in Chrome by holding Alt and then pressing F, then release both keys and press B. I find that the quickest method for me, plus it feels most

I have accidentally enabled space marker; I thought it was control plus shift 8 to switch it off but this doesn't seem to work. Help! Alison

This could be useful; thanks for the tip. Alison

Hi, Ann. You're right. When I use INS plus DELETE outside of Word, it gives the following: While in a document on the Internet: Route Virtual to PC Everywhere else: Unavailable Bill

Immediately to the right of 0 on the numpad with numlock on is period. With numlock off you have insert and immediately to its right is delete. So. With numlock off, the keystroke to read line and

Hi, Sorry to jump in late here. I think I deleted the rest of this thread so perhaps am missing something. When using the bookmarks manager (hence MANAGING the bookmarks), there is no

It's funny to hear someone who routinely uses a screen reader say this, but it certainly matches how I've felt many times. Having to deal with everything via hearing it is just not the same as being

It does that for me in most instances, too. Not when I’m in Word. In Word, if I’m in an empty document, and I press INS plus DELETE, JAWS says: line -1 column -1 Bill White

JAWSKey+delete announces the distance from the top and left edges of the page.

Hi, Mario and list. Below are the steps another JAWS user give for automatically ripping CD's with Windows Media Player: Once Windows Media Player is up, and you know you have the CD that happens to

Brian, what you say is doubtless true but I submit that the blinding complexity of doing all of this by ear can be a cumulative waste of time and perhaps an irritant inversely proportional to one’s

Dave, I hadn't mentioned that specifically earlier. I just found it myself this morning when I was noodling around with the Organize Bookmarks menu button. I figure that when

Well, I'll be darned. Learned something new today. Dave Oregonite, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and Pioneer

 Brian, Oh, I didn't pick that up from what you said earlier. Thanks. Dave Oregonite, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and Pioneer