Sorry, forgot Windows 8 in 2012 and 8.1 in 2013, the two versions of Windows I had the least exposure to because I never felt the need to upgrade from Windows 7 except for one of my laptops at the

Windows 95, as the name implies, was released in 1995, to be precise and according to a Google search it was August 24, 1995. Then came Windows 98 and 98SE: Released in June 1998, Windows 98 built on

Yes, Jaws did work with Windows 3.1/3.11, but I don't think it was called Jaws for Windows until 95 came out, but it's very long ago so I could be wrong. Windows 3.1/3.11 really were more like shells

If you ever listen to eSpeak which NVDA uses by default you get an idea although I would say Accent was maybe slightly better, I think eSpeak is truly horrible and this comes from somebody who doesn't

As somebody else pointed out before, since you probably did an in-place upgrade it may just be the time to make sure you have a backup of your data and wipe the system clean and then do a clean

Time sure does travel. I didn't know back then there are more options to choose from when it comes to assistive Technologies. I am a new user of Jaws and have been using the screen reader since 2016.

 hi steve thats interesting i didn't think that they gave that options, is this just for jaws or for other products. just out of interest, do u offer this this service? from stew

hi steve many thanks for this one ill keep it in me software folder. stew

It's the same for me - no additional issues with JAWS 2022. Microsoft Outlook becomes unresponsive and needs to be restarted sometimes when I'm accessing IMAP folders, but that has been an issue for

As a retired DEC / Compaq / HP employee, thank you for generating a lot of fond memories of the good old DEC days! Ken

 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