Hi! Think my computer is too new to have that, as i've only had it 2 weeks, and i'll never purchase an hp again! Val.

If your PC has a 6th gen or earleir CPU you can install win 7 on it. -- Sincerely: Randy Barnett Owner of Soundtique. Grants Pass, Or.

Just wanted to add that I have less jaws freezes and overall issues with win 7 than I do with win 10. I use 7 at my work and 10 at home so I use them every day... -- Sincerely: Randy Barnett Owner of

Hi! Don't think that's the strokes for an hp laptop. I tried that, then, went into control pannel to see if it had come back on as my friend turned it off, but they hadn't.

I am using the latest release of Jaws 2018 on this windows 7 Home edition 64bit PC to write this message. It works just fine. some people say Jaws version 16 is faster but I haven't noticed any thing

It’s just a simple toggle keystroke. If I want my wife to do something which requires the TouchPad I just press FN+F7 which is the key combination on my Asus laptop and afterwards I press it again

Hi Carol, Yes you are correct, unchecked items will not be bothered. Take care. Mike. Sent from my iBarstool. Arguing with a woman is like reading a software license agreement. In the end you

Hi David! You don't happen to know what the key strokes are? Val. On 07/02/2018 18:55, david wrote:

Hi Andrew! Thanks so much. Would that anyone from using a mouse which plugs into USB port, because i've got one of these, and my friend uses it when she comes to help me.

you should be able to use a function keystroke to turn off and on the mousepad, not sure of all hp laptops, but I think the keystroke is, FNKey+f7. once to turn on, once to turn off. you can also

Val, If you turn it off, someone who uses a mouse on a laptop will not be able to move the mouse around your screen to help you if needed. So it’s best to leave it enabled. Andrew From: Val Paul

I always have wondered that too. With my first computer, that was their first recommendation to my tech was to put JAWS in the Systems Tray. Well, duh? Why don't they do that? It must make sense to

Yes, I started with a TI99/4a back in the early 80s. I have gone through DOS, Apple 2e, I taught myself BASIC programming on a Coleco ADAM and I have been through just about all versions of

one difference is when it is in the task manager jaws gets in the way when you are alt tabbing between running apps.

No difference, but I don't like it in the taskbar because then if I Alt+Tab to find a program I always come across Jaws and I just don't need it there. I am actually surprised that FS doesn't put it

yes... if you open in the taskbar, when you alt tab you will go in to the jaws window. in the system trey it's minamized there and when you alt tab you don't enter the jaws

you can't even install windows 7 on the newest computers. even if you have an un used copy. the mother boards will not support it any more. and windows 7 support ends in 2020, not 2022 i use

https://support.microsoft.com/en-ca/help/13853/windows-lifecycle-fact-sheet From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io>On Behalf Of dennis Sent: Wednesday, February 7, 2018 10:10 AM To:

I was wondering what the technical difference is between having JAWS automatically starting in the system tray (notification area) or in the taskbar. is there a benefit (to Windows) other than where

you are correct... i ment to say 2020. itchy trigger finger. On 2/7/2018 12:06 PM, Mario wrote: