In a recent JAWS update, I read that insert+shift+2 will temporarily change punctuation through all, some, most, and none. When I use the keystroke in most programs, it works just fine. However, in

Never mind, I found it. This one is under the Navigation Quick Key manager … exactly where no logic of mine would have put it. I would think it would at least also be in the keyboard manager,

Hello Jessica, As a sidenote I really advise you to switch to a Chromium-like browser like Edge or Chrome because FIrefox is falling behind and apart. Shall you need any help with the browser feel

Hi, I was able to do it using edge. Thanks, Jessica

Hello Jessica, Press JAWS+NUMPAD MINUS on the word "Devices" to bringg thecursor and then NUMPAD SLASH to activate Thursday, March 25, 2021, 8:42:20 PM, you wrote: Hi, Can you please tell me how to

Hi, Jessica. What is the exact URL for the website where you are trying to manage your devices? Also, if Firefox isn't cooperating, why not try Microsoft Edge. I have found that sometimes,

OK, I hope my last question on keystrokes. Where do I find the next visited link, any link, etc., keystrokes. I know u is unvisited, and v is visited… I just cannot seem to find them in the

Hi, Can you please tell me how to do that? Thanks, Jessica Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Hello Jessica, There is no needt o de-register, yet if you want to keep your account in order, click on "devices" with the JAWS cursor. Thursday, March 25, 2021, 8:23:39 PM, you wrote: Hi, I just got

And when you change it to insert+shift+t pressing it twice does the same thing. Richard Ralph's Observation: It is a mistake to allow any mechanical object<>to realize that you are in a

For clarification, you mean an external sound card? I thought I read somewhere that you can get a USB device? I’ve never done multiple sound cards so I’m probably being ignorant, for that I

Hi, I just got a new computer, so I need to deregister my old one. However, I’m having an issue. I can’t click the word, “devices.” I’m using Firefox, & jaws2021. Can anyone

Its insert-f12 and pressing it twice gives the date. Tony Sohl wrote: -- Your life is like a penny. You're going to lose it. The question is: How do you spend it? John Covici wb2una

If you know the actual keystroke, you can use the find feature and also find it in the list. Chris

Thanks. I found it and got it changed by using first letter navigation rather than arrowing down 645 times, grin. I know I am off base for saying this, but this is when I miss Window-Eyes the

Go to the Keyboard manager, hit control shift d for default. In the list, it is number 645, say system time. Hope this helps. Chris

I have done it before. Thanks to you pointing me to where it is I found it. To change the keystroke, once you are on say system time, use your application key or shift+f10 to bring up the context menu

I wouldn't think you would change it, you would create a new command and tell it to do the insert + F12. Glenn

Hi I just loked in the keyboard manager and there does not appear to be an option to change the keystroek to announce the date and time.

Hi I believe it's in the keyboard manager or in settings, but I'm not sure. I did not know you could change that keystroke and if so, let me know. Thank you.