Hi Richard, I believe I heard something about this issue on a different mailing list, but I didn’t pay much of attention; however, if I recall well, it was something related to spelling alphanumeric

Sometimes Outlook can't access its own PST files. Glenn

I’ve never used one, but a quick web search found there are lots of free ones. If you don’t hear from someone who has done this already, you may want to check some out. I’d certainly run a

Hi everyone Michelle, Follow the official Humanware instructions listed on the site below to install their official Brailliant drivers. As previously mentioned, I would check for a firmware update

Hi! I am using Windows 10 and JAWS 2020. Various basic symbols are not being spoken presently, when in the past they were. For example, below is the “section symbol”: § Instead of

Hi, it's Annabelle. Do any of you guys know what PST viewer is accessible to screenreaders like JAWS? I'd like to find a way to extract Contacts from an Outlook .pst folder without having

Just my own interest, for those that have trouble opening the search dialog via the use of, Control+F What happens when you pass the key stroke through? Insert+3 Not NumPad 3 then Control+f I

hi Jonathan and Ron Thank you so much for your message. I am still in lock down and recovering from surgery a baha op. I will get Ntennis to have a go. Thank you so much. Ps a side note to this

Okay. I’ll give you that one. I just don’t want to think there’s anything wrong with my computer, software, or the JAWS program which I would then have to do some repairs. But in all honesty, I

Shirley, You can differ with me if you like, it doesn't change the fact that this is most likely a software problem on your machine, or something you're doing. The fact that you never had problems

I have to respectfully differ with you. I never had a problem with the “find” command until just lately. I’m not the sharpest person with technology, but I have used Word for many, many years.

I know there has been a lot of comments on this thread, but I’ve a question. A long time ago, JAWS had what I always thought was a good key. When searching you could use insert+C to read a snippet

- Precisely. Were this instability anything near to universal or common the complaints from the embedded user base of MS-Word would be many and loud. People just don't seem to want to accept that when

Hi. There really shouldn’t’ be any instability. We’re talking about a kind of feature that has been around for as long as word processors or text editors themselves. It may just be a matter of

Hi Michelle and Jonathan, I am deafblind. I have no issue with my braille display starting at login, provided it is connected by USB. Sometimes the Bluetooth protocol is slow at connecting at

I have found that both are unstable. I sometimes try one and then the other before I find the one that works. I didn’t know about control+H. Shirley Shirley Tracy

Hey. You all can benefit from knowing that ctrl-pgdn and ctrl-pgup will place your cursor on the next and previous results. It’s pretty efficient this way. But yes, not the same as the

Hi Curtis/all, While control-f appears not to be working effectively any longer, I use jawskey-contrl-f and it usually works well.

Hello, The only suggestion I have tis to check the firmware version of your Brailliant bi. The Humanware software used to install drivers also has a button to upgrade the firmware. You do need to be

- Bill, I think that many of us, and I include myself in this, are really talking at cross-purposes about different things here. CTRL + F, in Word, has for the longest time opened what is called the