Yes, I specifically avoided mentioning using the default configuration file for this procedure. One wouldn't want the Greater Than symbol to be ignored in all programs. Bill White

 Hi Sandra, Here are steps to change in the Settings Center: Note: The apostrophy & dollar sign are only examples. You can change how Jaws speaks the apostrophy in the Settings Centter

That would work pretty well, as long as you did not hit the Shift-Control-D to make that work in all programs. Bye for now, Carolyn

 Hi, Sandra. The easiest way to do this is: 1. Open your email program. 2. Press Jaws Key plus the letter D to open the Dictionary Manager. 3. Find the Add button and press Enter on it. 4. When

Hi: Does Jaws work with Office 365? If so, which version. I'm using Windows 7. Thanks.

Hello all, I may have done this once before, but I’ve since forgotten how. Is there away to get JAWS to ignore repeated greater-than signs in messages in alistserv? Sandra "It isonly with

Mario, When on the misspelled word hit escape and you will be on it. Ward

Brian, Thank you for this information. Laura

Laura, The blindtech group is precisely what it's name suggests it is: a forum for discussing technology related to blindness and/or low vision. It is not dedicated to any single program

What is the blindtech list? Laura

yep, f7, control+shift+p, and alt+p then h, activate the spell check. a funny thing, I just tried the alt+p to open the options menu, and instead of pressing h to launch the spell checker, I just

is dictionary a TB plugin or do you mean using an actual dictionary? using an actual dictionary is not practical for a legally blind user, unless it is a computer program.

Well, TB is nice and does all what I need: I do not use spell checker because there are other means, like dictionary, to check for correct writing of words. --- Questa e-mail è stata controllata

Works for me too- and I used it with Windows 7 and now Windows 10. Elaine -- Life is either a daring adventure, or nothing.- Helen Keller

I suppose you can't use F7 as you would in Outlook or Windows live mail? Sent from my iPhone

not to discourage the use of Thunderbird, it is a nice client and is easy to get started, but... one thing I don't like is when the spell checker detects a possible misspelling, JAWS or NVDA does not

David, I would tend to agree. This was the primary reason I wanted to test Cortana out. Many other things I would do with her, i.e. check weather, sports scores, etc. I do now with SIRI on my iPhone

Unfortunately, the only real work around I could think of is to copy the URL and then open IE or your browser of choice and paste it in there and then open it. With this latest change, I may wait to

Jason White wrote: "Someone who is affected by this should call Microsoft's accessibility support staff and find out what work-around they offer." The work-around would be doing a web search in your

David Bailes via Groups.io <david_bailes@...> wrote: Someone who is affected by this should call Microsoft's accessibility support staff and find out what work-around they offer.