Hi, Carolyn. Here's what the JAWS help topic on Navigation Quick Keys says. Note that even though it only mentions web pages, it is also useful for documents which have headings etc. Navigation Quick

Thanks Dave! I am really happy now. What are they for, the Quick Keys, that is? Thanks again. Bye for now, Carolyn

When in MS-Word, press JAWS+V and type quick keys. Tab to the list, and turn them off using the spacebar Then Tab to, and press OK. Dave Carlson Oregonian, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and

What are Quick Keys for? Is there some way I can keep them disabled as a default and only use them if I want to. For some reason, any time I enter a Word Document, I cannot type a character unless I

Is this a nonstandard format? WMP’s driver set is somewhat lacking. I notice a similar problem with certain DVD’s; that’s what pushed me to investigate VLC.

I am having exactly the same problem with Windows Media Player. When I start a song playing from my library, it will play for four seconds then be cancelled, and I get a dialog saying that Windows

Drew, Try going to the link line, arrow in about 3 spaces, then pressing the spacebar (or enter). I find JAWS doesn't focus on the link until I do that. The F5 links certainly works for me. hth

Hi jaws users ken here with a question. recently fixed issues with windows 10 and with the new fixes, I now no longer have elements of windows 7. for example the error and other alert sounds are now

The numeric keypad 2, 4, 6, and 8 correspond to the down, left, right and up arrows. In the JAWS Reading Commands – to say the next sentence is Alt plus the down arrow. This in reality is Alt plus

Solved my mail merge problem. The thing that was causing the last row of my labels to be on the next page was that there was a automatic half inch footer in the document when it was created. As soon

Thanks, but I changed the font size, and it did not change the last row at all. Chris

maybe the font is too big for the labels and therefore if you decrease it a few pixels it all might fit on one page

I really need some help with mail merge in Word 2013. I am trying to print labels using data from an excel worksheet. From what I know, I am doing everything correctly, but for some reason my last

Thanks! will try this

Hi Drew, Not sure how you are activating the link but to ensure focus is on the correct link I use the jawsKey+F7 to locate the link and activate it. If I try to activate the link with the

Dear list, I have a problem that I’ve noticed over the last few days that is extremely frustrating. I get the top headlines from my newspaper “the Orange County Register” in an e-mail as links

Thank you, Michael, for sharing. Cathy Cathy

Hi there! I am replying to this message using Outlook 2016. I'm not experiencing any sluggishness. I have seen that with earlier versions of Outlook and JAWS. It wouldn't surprise me if it happens

Hello Michael, Thank you for your message. Have you tried using Outlook in Office2016 with the latest JAWS17? If so, have you encountered any sluggishness with JAWS when composing messages? I have

I use Office 2013 and 2016 on different computers. For what I do with it, both seem to work well with JAWS. I haven’t found any glaring issues with Office 2016. Occasionally, JAWS and Office 2013