No, just a list.

 You mean like an "add-in"?

 I have seen a JAWS to NVDA list of keyboard shortcuts on the web, not sure if it was put out by NVDA or someone else.

Hello Maddison. Not experiencing this. In fact, Windows 11 with v2022 of Jaws and all Office apps up-to-date - most stable and responsive I have ever had. There are some Outlook focusing issues, but

I try not to get caught up in the whole cost thing. I find too many people, are willing to spend $10 a day or $20 a week at Starbucks, but don't want to spend that money on jaws. Get Outlook for iOS

Yes. It does sound like a Jaws bug.

Hi all, I upgraded to Windows 11 yesterday and ever since I've noticed Outlook being really slow, I've had to close it out multiple times and I've even had to shut down my laptop a couple of times to

 If NVDA maintainers really cared about helping the Blind, then they would include a Jaws layout for those who want it. This is not unheard of, Microsoft Word used to have a WordPerfect mode,

 If you can't afford JAWS, you can still use it in 40 min mode. Or get NVDA, it is Free and is a great screen reader and there are tutorials to help you migrate from JAWS to NVDA.

Even so , its still going to be expensive however much the discount is

Hi Chris, Had you read my original message, you would have seen that I was talking about their summer sale and not their regular pricing. In that sale, they discount both SMAs and new

according to sight and sound upgrades or maintenance agreements are available to existing jaws owners only

Are you getting all other Windows system sounds and notification sounds? -- Thanks, Lion Marty Hutchings BOLD Secretary, Program Director and VIP Liaison (262)

Screen readers existed prior to Windows, Jaws being one of them. Some of those pre-windows products were very smart. At one time, we had more product choice than we do now. Vaughan.

Is that a very deep grief? If you'd like, I have for you five original DECtalk boxes, five full-sized DEC ISA boards, and two DECtalk express. Glad to part with any of them. Howard

Oh yes, there were several versions of the VERT software and hardware. I have a few if anyone would like one. Also, in that era, was the ARTIC screen reader. Also have a few of those.

I don't know about public domain, but FS, made it Jaws For DOS Free.

We used JAWS for DOS at our school in 1986. I think it is now in the public domain. I have a copy and right now, I don't have a DOS machine. At that time, we also used a screen reader called

I still grieve over the loss of the Dec-Talk hardware synthesizer. Which I still believe to be the finest speech synthesizer. I think it even beats these modern human sounding synthesizers extent.

Hi, Yes, JAWS 1.0 supported Windows 3.1 when it was released in Jan 95. Cheers, Ed