Yes, that JAWS override setting needs to be off. Sorry I missed that in your first post. Glad you bent it to your will. Alan Lemly

I have my scriptures in Notepad. I want to go to a verse so I type 8:1 and press enter. It just keeps saying 8:1 & when I hit escape it keeps saying 8:1. If I type a word it doesn’t say 4 results

On Fri, Oct 28, 2022 at 08:01 PM, Denise J Moses wrote: I use control F & then press enter after typing my search term. It doesn’t do anything except keep repeating what I typed.- What, exactly, do

Yes I turned off the wrap around radio button. Nothing has changed.

This answer has to depend somewhat on whether or not you already purchased the full perpetual version, as I did twenty years ago. For me the SMA is the one and only choice which makes sense. On the

Denise, Have you checked the Wrap around radio button I previously recommended in the Find dialog in Notepad? It is not difficult to accidentally turn this on, and if it is turned on that choice is

I found it! What was needed was to turn "Define Name Column and Row Titles Override" off. Thanks for your attempt to help, it was appreciated. Gene...

I have just tried this in Windows 11 NotePad with NVDA and cannot replicate the problem. What happens is that when I hit control F in Notepad I et an annoying message about Windows notification

It started a couple of months ago. I have Windows 11. Yes I’m using Notepad that came with Windows. I haven’t changed anything on my computer.

Row titles are in cells A2 to A16. I highlighted the entire block of cells when I defined the name and the name I typed in was rowtitles just as you said. I just loaded another spreadsheet that I had

Hi Gene, Well, since you didn't provide a lot of info regarding where the values you want to be row titles are located, it's a bit difficult to diagnose the issue. Row titles must be values located

Glenn Didn't think about that less then trivial issue of renewing the count. That, indeed, would become an issue; you're right on target.

Also, the SMA is better if you want use older versions of windows. But if FS wasn't around to renew the three counts, would it still work? Glenn

I don't remember how it worked when I bought JAWS. I am assuming in my calculations about cost that JAWS doesn't come with any upgrades (SMAs) or if you need to start paying for SMAs if you want even

Gene A couple of factors come into play when it comes to the perpetual license (forgetting the initial outlay). l First is one's age. As an example, I'll be 70 in Jan. Thus, a perpetual license

Hi all! I just set up a new spreadsheet and set up some cells to be row titles. I selected the cells, then right clicked, the arrowed up to the "Define name" option and named the groups of title

Karen's suggestion involves just one press of the hyphen key. See my previous message for the distinction between hyphens and dashes. -- My novel Caroline is now available in paperback, Kindle and

Actually, I agree too. The perpetual license is better. In my previous message where I said that annual is better, I was looking only at cost. Not everyone can afford that initial $1,100 outlay.

Not really, although some do say "dash" when they mean hyphen. For dashes, you can press the hyphen key twice. That was the old typewriter method. It isn't perfect. However, JAWS includes both em- and

Bill I agree with you entirely. The SMA makes you an owner of Jaws while the annual license effectively makes you a renter subject to eviction if you forget or fail to renew. Since the cost