I've also come across that pressing the shift+application key sometimes gives an extra item or two like copy shortcut. this applies when using Internet Explorer but I don't think it applies to

Hi. looked in the contacts and only got two categories. Did look in the people app and then deleted the people I did not like. So how to select a contact and then delete it forever, using Microsoft

Hi, if I install firefox 57, the append using jaws 2018, and or do I wait for the latest update to come out some time this week, will it a upffect me with jaws. Upany thoughts. Thanks. Marvin from

Pablo, Nothing to enable, if you are focused on a link those choices will be available. As Richard and Caroline said, sometimes you have to tab to the link or, what I often do, is bring up the

Hi No jaws issue still persist. What do I do? Sent from my iPhone

I don’t think you have to enable the copy function. What the problem may be is that the only way this function will work reliably is to tab to the link. You cannot arrow up and down to the link and

Richard, You got it. Thank you so much, and thanks for all. I wasn’t tabbing to the link, and for some reason this option didn’t appear. Now it is working how all of you said. Thanks Richard,

Thanks, Richard. Grin. I guess I should have read a little further down through my back load of emails, grin. Carol On 12/8/2017 7:58 PM, Richard Turner

It works for me in Chrome, under “Copy link location” (Shift+F10 when focused on the link).

Hi Pablo, I have been a Window-Eyes user for years. When I started using Jaws, I noticed that unlike Window-Eyes, I was not directly on the link just by moving to the row that

Thank you. That is really good to know. Christi

If you haven't, try tabbing to the link, then right click or use shift-f10 and see if you find something like copy location, copy shortcut, etc. HTH, Richard "The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy has

Well, I have chrome and Internet explorer last releases. I don’t have none of those choices. Maybe I need to enable it?

I usually just right click the link and enter on "copy location"; no need to go in to JAWS cursor.

I find Firefox uses "copy location" and Internet Explorer uses "copy shortcut". shortcut". From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of Pablo Morales Sent: Friday, December 08,

i've been an Openbook user since it started, and I joined the private beta team about 11 years ago. There hasn't been any beta activity in several years. It also stopped working on my Windows 10

When you are on the link, try to route Jaws to PC and then right click, this typically works better and more reliably for me.

In Chrome for PC, the option is: Copy Link Address In Internet Explorer for PC, the option is: Copy Shortcut In Firefox for PC (I’m using ESR), the option is: Copy Link Location It’s standard

I don’t see this feature in the when I press shift F10. Which browser are you using?

You can do this in the Windows Application Menu. 1. Focus on the link with your virtual cursor 2. Open the Windows Application Menu with WINDOWS APPLICATION KEY or SHIFT-F10 3. Activate “Copy Link