Hi Alison, Yes there is. You'll notice that each comment has a number above it, which JAWS announces as a link. Press either space or enter on that numbered link, and you'll be taken to the relevant

But will this actually do OCR on an image PDF?

Hi All, As we are on the topic of scanning a PDF file, I discovered that if you are running windows 10, Office 365/Word 2016 you can import the PDF file into Word. In the folder where the PDF is

I waited for about 2 minutes. I found out that the first 4-5 pages have something Jaws couldn’t read. If I kept paging down I eventually reached the text.

I’ve only recently learnt about this keystroke and find it really useful for finding comments. However, when the comment suggests an error or a correcton, what I would like to do is to be taken to

Hi everyone. I am a Teacher for the Visually Impaired. My student will be taking Chemistry next semester and will be using a program called LoggerPro. Previously Windows-Eyes made a special script

Actually, to add to the Tab, shift+tab, Control+Y and so on here is my take: Kimber is correct, in Outlook 2016 and higher you need to press Control+Shift+Tab to move from the Inbox or whatever

How many pages is the file and how long did you wait?

I notice that some people recommend Thunderbird as a JAWS-friendly email client. I have used this program for many years, initially with NVDA and now with JAWS 2019. While Thunderbird does technically

I’m a little confused here. Did you use JAWS OCR, insert+space, o, d? You didn’t mention having done that. Assuming you did, as you likely did, then I would definitely run a dedicated OCR

 Hi Kevin, If you have Openbook installed you can use it to read this empty PDF file by doing the following: 1. Open the file and press, Control + P, for the print command. 2. After the printer

If it’s like the problem I was having today, you might also try loading the Touch cursor once you think the OCR is done and seeing if it then reads. I could see text in the viewer today, but JAWS

Whenever I receive files of this nature and all else fails; I open the document, though it indicates no text, print it out, and then use another OCR program to scan and reat. Such as, Openbook,

If you're willing to send me a copy of the PDF I can at least take a look at it. You have to remember that the author has absolutely nothing to do with the typesetting of a book. That's the

I purchased a book titled accessibility handbook - making 508 compliance web sites. It is a Kindle book. Jaws was able to read all but the text in a picture format. So I talked to the publisher about

Hi: You might want to try this--- Unload JAWS and then restart JAWS either from your Desktop or shortcut key then see if it reads. I have been noticing this problem on occasion with not only PDF

Do you know what the content of the file is (and I mean that generally)? It is entirely possible that there is no text that can be OCRed, for example, if the file is several pages of photographs. --

Hello, I’m using windows10 and Jaws2018. I received a PDF file that Jaws will not read. I tried to use the OCR in Jaws and that didn’t read it as well. I put the cursor on the file name in

I'm not fond of Facebook, but I consider the regular site to be usable. A keystroke that really helps, and must be fairly new to JAWS, is q for Main Region. I also find the combo box for other pages

That is just how it works in outlook 2016. The other key combpo that works is control-shift-tab. Then arrow up and down the list or use first letter navigation. -- Kimberly