Well we can all relate to that one, haahaaahaa.

What you're saying is (to paraphrase a 1960'S soft drink slogan), "things go better with Hank." I'll try to remember that. Ted

No worries, I have managed to work through it, but I do appreciate the offer. Really everyone has had very helpful suggestions, and I will undoubtedly look into JAWS 18 as soon as my dissertation is

Cindy if you wish to send me the doc I can try with jaws 18

That's the word from Escalation at Freedom Scientific or whatever it is called now. I plan to give JAWS 18 a try when I have some free time.

Hmm, I haven't investigated jaws 18 as yet, but if the track changes problem is really fixed it would make it worth the price of admission. -- Kimberly

On particularly large and complex documents, windows + shift + r and windows + ; are not reliable. Often, one gets "no revisions." The most reliable way is to move through the cocument, if it is a big

Sadly, I tried this. When I hit enter on revisions, it told me there were none. I am working around it, not ideal, but at least I am getting through it.

Ha, now you know why sleeping is my current greatest challenge! Talk soon, C

Hi All, The string of notes on this topic used only the insert shift r command, which is new to me. The way I pull up revisions is with the windows key plus the ;. This brings up 4 items, comments,

In my case, frequently it seems to be related to the size of the document. For example, I was working with a rather long document of around 400 pages. Everything worked fine for the first 150 pages

And, one of the most frustrating things is, it doesn't always happen. Sometimes there are no issues and I can pull up a list of revisions with no problem.

2010. But the problem exists in 2013 as well and has been around for a while. FS doesn't seem to care since I've reported the problem repeatedly and nothing ever gets done about it. -- Kimberly

I am running word 2010

I missed what version of word is she running

I've seen that problem. You know there are revisions but jaws just doesn't recognize them. So frustrating! What I do to work around the issue is set up hot keys for previous and next revisions. This

This is a really helpful set of instructions. Sadly, I tried using the windows key and ', and I get the same message when I select revisions. It says there are no revisions in the document - UGH

Cynthia Bruce <cynthia.bruce@...> wrote: You need to turn on Track Changes before the changes are made by you or by reviewers.

Wow, I love such quick responses. First, I did go to the ribbons and turn on track changes, so that is not the issue. Second, I did try the command for list reviewers comments, and that works

Cynthia, I'm pasting in the text of a post I saved from another list regarding the use of track changes. I hope it's helpful. Here are a few things you might be able to use. I had some notes that