Hi. If you’re using Windows 10, hit the Windows key to bring up where you can type something. Start typing notification, and it will be what you want to select. Have a blessed day and

Hi, Kevin. That's because it's not in Outlook Settings. 1. Go to Windows Settings (Windows key plus I). 2. Press ENTER on System. 3. TAB once, find the category called Notifications and Actions,

Bill Thanks! That took care of the noise. Yet Jaws says new notification, what is on the subject line and the email it comes from. I couldn’t find anything in Outlook settings to stop that from

Hi, Kevin. The setting to which you are referring is in Outlook Options>Mail. Bill White billwhite92701@...

Hello, I’m using the most recent versions of windows10, Outlook 2016 and Jaws 2021. I know there is a setting in Jaws to turn off the alert when an email arrives in the inbox. I couldn’t find that

Check to see if Smart Word reading is on. If it is, try turning it off. Bill White billwhite92701@...

I have Jaws 2021, and windows 10. Office 2016 I've noticed, that when I read by word in Microsoft word, that JAWS sometimes doesn't read. The cursor will move, but it will not say

Can you try to reset chrome and try again? Let's eliminate the problem don't lies on the profile of chrome. type in %localappdata%\google You should find a folder call chrome, rename that folder to

Actually, when Lee Anne did a "Title" command, she said that JAWS only said, "Title is". That shows that nothing was in focus. Bill White billwhite92701@...

Hello: Did you hear that the title was Chrome or something else? If not Chrome, then the focus went somewhere outside of the Chrome universe. Curtis

Lee Anne, I don't know what is advised earlier, but when you could not do anything: try to press the tabkey. Sometimes the focus is not in the webpage and with tab you will land in the page. Or f6

I’ve inadvertently deleted my calendar entries from this week onward. I believe there is a way to restore a recent version of the file. It’s a Word file. I’m using Windows 10 and JAWS 2020.

Try to press F5 to refresh the page. You may also want to give Edge a try, it's very much like Chrome, but the Immersive Reader feature alone makes it a better browser for visually impaired users in

I can't find any, and that's even in the JAWS Help System. If this is wanted for when you're using a specific application, you can create an application specific profile with a different verbosity

Lee Anne, thank you for checking and reporting. Steve, I hope that helps. I'm also unclear what you mean by JAWS not detecting Chrome is in focus. Is that different than JAWS + q?

Hi, It just happened again. I used JAWS-T and heard the "title is…. I tried to navigate using H for headings and just heard "h" I tried ALT-tab to switch programs. Again I could not

Is there a shortcut key to increase or decrease verbosity levels, like there is for increasing or decreasing speech rate?

I wonder if it is JAWS not detecting that Chrome is in focus? When it next happens, please someone do a JAWS Key and T and tell us what it reports. I’ll do the same if it happens to me. All the

It just happened, and I tried James' suggestion of pressing Alt + Tab to leave chrome and then Alt + Tab to go back to chrome. It worked. Thanks James. Does anyone know why it works?

It’s majorly annoying though when it does it on a lot of sites, which it often does for me. Beta 22 hasn’t improved on that either. All the best Steve -- To subscribe to our News and