Another way: From: Brian Vogel I do not know of a JAWS keyboard shortcut to announce page numbers, but I do have a workaround you can use. If you issue the, Go To Page Number, command, CTRL +

when the PDF is first opened, it's number of pages needs to be prepared. before pressing the ok button, it should mentioned towards the top of the Adobe Reader window. I'm able to use the JAWS cursor

Hello, I’m using the most recent versions of windows10 and Jaws2021. I use Adoeby Acrobat reader. Is there a way to tell the number of pages in a PDF file? Is there a way to determine if the page is

I can only think of two reasons why the outgoing server password would not be accepted. Well, three actually. !. The mail provider changed a security setting, 2. The password was

My wife uses Thunderbird. Suddenly a couple of weeks ago, it would not accept the password for the outgoing server. After a few attempts at getting it to accept the password, I attempted to roll

Hi All, You can try assigning the shortcut keystroke from a different Jaws icon, and I believe it will solve anyone's disappearing keystroke problem. I assign my pin to Taskbar shortcut and any

I understood that without the explanation.

I like the hotkey for the current version of JAWS. I'll only run the JAWS from the Run Command if I need to use a specific feature in an older version. At the end of the day the latest JAWS meets my

Yeah this is definitely something we've all been over ont eh list before, but it's why I usually try to say "jaws key" or "screen-reader key".

I think that's what Glen and I were trying to tell *you* lol

Hi Maria, not me. I find loading and unloading a screen reader is easier using shortcuts. Paul

The desktop icon is just a shortcut. It will not uninstall the older version of JAWS.

Hi. I think a problem with having a hot key automatically installed for JAWS is the different versions on a PC could be confused. I can picture someone invoking a version of JAWS, doing a lot of

I also often do this, especially if I need to see if something is working better under a different JAWS version.

Me. This why I know exactly what version I am running, don't have to bother with different hotkeys or yet more unnecessary desktop icons (and you sometimes don't know where those are or how many times

Who thinks invoking JAWS from the run command line is easier than using a shortcut key or just typing j at the desktop? Maria Campbell lucky1inct@... All that is necessary for evil to triumph

Yep. I do realise this and even alluded to it in my comment, but it needn't have a desktop icon or shortcut just because it's there.

Removing the icon from the desktop is not removing the program. It's just a shortcut. Glenn

But keeping an older version of JAWS is sometimes handy. Such as a discontinued feature or your current version goes screwy. I don't call that making things complicated? Paul

I've been using JAWS for windows for quite some time and not once do I remember instalation automaticallys etting up a hotkey; I had to do it myself. I currently don't even bother with a jaws hotkey,