Hi Everyone, I would like to thank all of you for this simple way of retrieving a sender’s e-mail. I knew about the Alt plus 1, 2, 3, etc., but I did not know about the history function using

Greetings: Why not use the arrow keys instead? Also, it might help to toggle the num lock function on and then back off.

Instead of the numpad key what happens if you use the regular arrow keys in the shape of a t, not the numpad keys? Morey Worthington wrote: -- Your life is like a penny. You're going to lose it.

Good Thought but no good. I did max the xcreen, and also restarted Jaws 2022/ but nothing got the numpad 6 key to work or move to the next character. One thing that might help, or not, after opening

Hi, Rahul. Next time this happens in Standard View, check the following, 1. Is your browser maximized? 2. Are other windows closed? Bill White billwhite92701@...

Morey, when I had that kind of problem, I maximized the window by pressing alt+spacebar and then x, or another way is to press Windows+up arrow. I also found that pressing alt+dash maximized, I think

I know it isn't generally done on these groups, for kinda obvious reasons, but a screenshot after this has occurred would help me. I've never had Gmail search be unavailable if I'm in a place where a

Thanks for that little bit of info, will try that, and Thanks for responding -- Morey Worthington

Thanks for the explanation Bill. Cheers Tom

Hi, I use Gmail standard view with jaws in edge and chrome. The problem I am facing is that it often says that the search mail/all conversations functionality is unavailable. I am referring to the

In my last post, where I gave an example of a program target, followed by a shortcut URL, the server broke the line into two separate components. In actuality, when you follow the program target,

Hi, Tom. The reason this does not work with browser shortcuts is that they are not executable in and of themselves. They only become executable when acted upon by the default browser. In order to make

Yes Bill, this seems like a logical route to take. Tom

Hi Bill, I pasted a couple of browser desktop shortcuts into the send to menu to try out the process but no, it does not work which I suspected may be the case with browsers.

The real editing keys should work: left, right, home, end, etc. I've had your same problem sometimes; my solution has been to reload my screen reader.  Beyond that, I'm afraid I can't help. 

Hi howard. I opened the cell using the f2 key and again it says edit. Using the left or right arrow keys does nothing.  If i press the home key, then press the number 5 key it says the first

The left and right arrow keys should move you around in the text box; just like in a text editor.  When finished, press enter.  The text box will close and you'll be put down to the next row in the

Let me change word in my message, I press the numberpad 6 key, not the F6 key to get to next letter. Sorry -- Morey Worthington

Evening all. Using  Excel 2007, Jaws 2022, Windows 10. I go into excel document, go into cell, and want to edit a certain letter in that cell. I press the f2 key and it say edit. All is

so it seems like there is no legend that lists what theses sorts of screen reader sounds mean, or how many there are.