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Re: Click on the logo to Listen

Brian Thanks for your explanation and analysis! My hunch was this was an awefully poor design and implementation -- even more so given their former use of Shoutcast. Granted, the decision to

By Mike Pietruk · #102328 ·

Re: Click on the logo to Listen

This is one of those cases where I have no idea what the designer of that page was thinking. Accessing it is not difficult, per se, but neither is it obvious, and the whole "Click on the logo" thing

By Brian Vogel · #102327 ·

Re: spell check and grammar check

This is a bit confused. As Ann wrote, F7 brings up spellchecker, but it sounds as though you did. If the question is just how you correct a word, I've noticed with Word 2019 that instead of pressing

By Adrian Spratt · #102326 ·

Click on the logo to Listen

If you go to www.thebreez.com you will discover 9 streams that can be listened to. In the past, these were Shoutcast streams meaning that players such as Winamp could handle them. Now, to listen

By Mike Pietruk · #102325 ·

Re: jaws 2022 and microsoft word

Corrected the sugject. Maybe something on my end. Justin

By Justin Williams · #102324 ·

Re: spell check and grammar check

Unless something has changed, insert-f7 is the key stroke to repeat a misspelled word, and f7 alone invokes spell check. Also alt-r, then s will activate spell check.

By Ann Byrne · #102323 ·

spell check and grammar check

Hello, I am using the latest jaws with office 365 also latest. When I hit insert f7 for spell check, it doesn't say spell check, I am in word checking a letter I wrote and it eventually comes out with

By Andrew J. LaPointe · #102322 ·

Re: jaws w0ww and microsoft work

I do not have that problem. Lori Lynn

By Lori Lynn · #102321 ·

OT, looking for Tom Chang

Hi list, Darn, I just deleted my trash email folder, which is a permanent deletion. I've been trying to find a post to this list from Tom Chang, I need to reach him. All I have is his invision

By K0LNY · #102320 ·

jaws w0ww and microsoft work

I've noticed that when I read word by word, jaws stops after a few words over. Why is that? Thanks, Justin

By Justin Williams · #102319 ·

Re: status bar in outlook 365

Cher, I’m using Outlook 2019, not the subscription version. If the two versions are similar in this respect, you can obtain the information you seek by pressing F6 and using the up and down

By Adrian Spratt · #102318 ·

Re: status bar in outlook 365

Greetings: I am seeing this out of context. For me, JAWSKEY plus Page Down (numpad 3) works just fine with the Outlook subscription version. Cordially, Curtis Chong

By Curtis Chong · #102317 ·

status bar in outlook 365

Instead of showing the number of messages, it is now showing the name of the folder. Every suggestion I found on the web said to locate the status bar and right click. Not working here! Any keyboard

By Cher · #102316 ·

Re: Caps lock key is not working

Hi Steven, This is not correct and I posted an apology directly after I posted this incorrect infromation. Apparently at one time this was true but, I can't get that keystroke to work going

By Mike B. · #102315 ·

Re: Caps lock key is not working

That is interesting, I didn’t know that.

By Steven Hicks · #102314 ·

Re: default destination for notepad

You could try changing the shortcut start-up folder?

By Steven Hicks · #102313 ·

Re: Keyboard is acting very odd in browser

Greetings: I believe that the setting is under banking and payment protection if one is using the Eset security software. I initially had this turned on and turned it off rather quickly after I

By Curtis Chong · #102312 ·

Re: : Re: Caps lock key is not working

There is a bug on this issue. In fact there might be a couple different bugs.

By Don Mauck · #102311 ·

Re: Keyboard is acting very odd in browser

Hi Bill: Most unfortunate and disappointing. I'm sure the procedure to turn off key logger can be found in Google somewhere. This usually works for me. Cordially, Curtis Chong

By Curtis Chong · #102310 ·

Re: Keyboard is acting very odd in browser

I know malicious key logging can happen anywhere, but isn't it really only likely to occur when we log into a public network? Glenn

By K0LNY · #102309 ·

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