Hello everyone, I have a speech scheme for Microsoft Word that announces text with attributes using a different voice. Theoretically, I can do the same for misspelled

Hey. Well, from my understand, feedback loops are bad, and this sounds like an automatic zoom feature that must have been put in place to protect meeting participants. I would think even just

Hi All: I’ve become a frequent Zoom user in this new universe of working from home. I’m working on a Lenovo P53 laptop running Windows 10 and Jaws 2020. My problem is that in almost every

assuming the numlock is off, tap the numpad plus key twice quickly, like this: tap tap. tap, tap is not going to work.

Okay, I thought I pressd it twice, and that didn't work, but it was late. As you see, I got out of it in some interesting ways, but I'll try the double pc cursor method. Thanks, Justin

Yes, and make it a 10Gig network, thanks!

 One can make a router with an old computer and a couple network cards, using Linux.

Or you can just use Keepass! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqS9MVEN4QY&t=70s

 Hi Sieghard, I've never encountered Jaws going into application mode, but do you know in what version of Jaws this feature was first implemented? Thanks much. I'd like to know for the sake of

FYI! I am a PC tekh for 12 years, and I am Comp-it certified! Yes you can use just about any browser! And if you need to find the default IP address you can use cmd.exe and the IpConfig or

Hey this link may help youout! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YisbQGCa7nU&t=65s

No, Jaws drops into application mode automatically if it detects a web application, as far as I know you can’t deliberately enable it.

Hi David, Is there a way to enable this mode manually? Regards, Jessica

Hi, again. Another example of this is the video player Comcast uses on their Xfinity Stream Web app. When you begin playing a TV program or a movie. JAWS goes into application mode when

Jessica, There is no need to apologize as this is a good question as this is something that many users will encounter with no explanation as to why it is happening. I'm going to paste a

Hi, My apologies, but what's "application mode?" I've never heard of it until now. Regards, Jessica

>If I understand your question correctly, I get out of applications mode by pressing the PC cursor twice quickly.That is exactly right. That is exactly correct. Pressing the PC cursor key

If I understand your question correctly, I get out of applications mode by pressing the PC cursor twice quickly.

Had an issue today with application mode. I was uploading a file, and when I got done with it, I couldn't get out of application mode. Not to mention, that it didn't tell me whether I was

Ceigart: Unfortunately, the link and the button I posted about, are on the site after you have logged on with your user name and password. Dave Durber