You could look under verbocity, "jaws key+v", or do a "ctrl+f3" to see about regions. Denver Dale

OK, Cathyanne. That worked, along with unchecking the virtual ribbon, which I didn’t know she had left checked. Bill White billwhite92701@...

When already focused in a ribbon, the key tips won’t work. She’s have to TAB to the ribbon commands. If you want to use the keys, open the ribbon with ALT-H and then use the

Shannon and Cathianne, You both have given me hope! Thanks for taking the time to explain the options. I’m going to have to get better about nailing the right function keys to get efficient, but

When she enters the message tab, and presses the letter A, she goes nowhere, and the same once she presses the letter V. Bill White billwhite92701@...

The message tab is the correct tab. Sorry about that. It uses the same key tip as Home ribbons in other applications (ALT-H). CathyAnne --- CathyAnne Murtha CEO Access Technology Institute,

Hi, Cathyanne. My friend has Outlook 2016. Once she opens a message and presses the ALT key, there is no HOME tab, only a message tab, a FILE tab, and a HELP tab. This is making it impossible to

The “Results per Page” field is a slider. 1. Focus on the slider 2. Press ENTER to activate the control 3. Press JAWS KEY-RIGHT and LEFT ARROW until focus is on the value you’d like to

It’s been like this for me since I can remember. I’ve always done what Cathyanne outlined below.

You can open a PDF document in Microsoft Word like any other document in Microsoft Word. In the “Open Field” dialog (CTRL-F12), navigate to the document and activate it. Word opens a

I noticed this too. Here’s what I’m doing. 1. Focus on the first entry in the group list 2. Route JAWS to PC and use the JAWS cursor to navigate among the entries 3. When focused on an

In Outlook 2016, Within an open email, do the following: Open the Home ribbon (ALT-H) Open the “Action” command (A) Within the drop-down list, activate “view in Browser” (V) You may get

Hi Again Barbara, When you press CTRL-O in Microsoft Word, you enter Backstage View. This is a custom interface of Microsoft Office 2016 and isn’t the Open File dialog to which you’ve become

There is a similar feature with JAWS. Make sure it’s properly configured in the JAWS for Windows Quick Settings of Microsoft Word: Make sure focus is in Microsoft Word Open the JAWS Quick

Hi Bill, Doesn't Word 2016 have Print View like it's predecessors? If so, wouldn't this be the chosen view for best reading? Just trying to learn a little more about Word 2016 for possible future

Email addresses can be spoofed. I belong to a media sharing list, and often email which is perported to come from someone on the list doesn’t come from them at all. A good hacker can actually make

Because Word 2016 doesn’t have draft view anymore, but they still call web layout view draft view in the advanced settings. It’s kind of confusing to me, too. You’ll know if you did it right,

Thanks. I think you hit it right. I couldn't have downloaded without the disc in this case. And as you all probably know, I'm not a tech person. I just use a computer for what I need and try to learn

Robin, I too loved the way WE let you find the errors in a document with the next and prior key strokes. The closest it gets in Jaws is the Alt and F7 key. That will jump you to the spelling error

Thank you so much Hozefa!