I'm coming at this late, but has anyone tried/or is it possible to do an insert D on the bullet and then adjust the bullet on the side where you make the new way to 'say' bullet, just hit the space

That's a cool trick. The only problem I can see is that you'll have to find the seek slider every time. It seems like it'd be much easier to just turn the virtual cursor off, then the keystrokes work

 Hi Brian, This is correct, but the steps are just a leetle bit off. Here's the steps. 1. With a Word doc file open press, Insert + V, to open Jaws quick settings. 2. Down arrow to the ,

Hi, Hareth. When you open Quick Assist, there is a window which opens first, that tells you there is an update to Quick Assist. However, this is not actually true. There is a problem with the app. Try

I should also add that you should probably copy the VKeyboard.jsm and VKeyboard.jss files to your user script directory because if you don't then every time you update jaws the files will get

It can be done but is not especially easy, you have to edit the files: C:\ProgramData\Freedom Scientific\JAWS\<version>\Scripts\VKeyboard.jsm and C:\ProgramData\Freedom

hi When I hit jawsKey+4 I get a list of symbols I could enter into a document. Is there a way to edit this list of symbols? I want to add to the list of insertable symbols. Josh

I found this from an ancient overview of new features in JAWS 8.0. I don't have JAWS on this machine to check to see if it's still accurate or not: To disable bullet type indication, do the

Hi, Marty. I never turn off my virtual cursor when using these keystrokes. Instead, I find the seek slider on the YouTube video page, and press Space. Once in the Seek Slider, all the keystrokes work

 Hi Mark, I found several bullets in that list and it's time consuming to copy them all, but you can get the ascii or ansi code of any symbol / bullet by highlighting the symbol / bullet, then

These are great, but if you are using JAWS, you must first turn of the JAWS Virtual Cursor by hitting JAWS Key and Z to get them to work. -- Thanks, Lion Marty Hutchings BOLD Secretary, Program

Hi, I have another question with Word. Are there any resources out there about how best to cope with outline formatting, e.g., bullets, multiple levels, etc.? I am working with a template that has

Hi, for my job, I need to work with Adobe pro to highlight in a PDF document. Any tips on how to do this? Second question: I was working with a document that had some scanned pages and some already

Thanks, Bill! I knew there were alternative methods for saving messages, but I couldn’t think of any of them, and this one is so intuitive. Kestrell

Thanks! That command works to move a message to a folder. I still can’t use alt f, however, which means I can’t save a message as a file, or use other commands on the file menu. It’s very

Bill \Thanks for the correction <smile>!! That's what I get for responding so early in the morning. Thanks!

Mike, There is a bullet there but in the list view, it is labelled U+f0b7. I think that's some kind of unicode. Each item in the list view has the symbol, then a description, and a Spoken column.

Hi, I've never been clear on what exactly the difference between the Virtual cursor vursus the PC cursors are. Can anyone offer an explanation or description of the differences between

By the way, Kestrel, if you use F12 to save an email as a message file, the usual location where it will be saved is Documents, or C:\Users\"Username"\Documents, where "Username" is the name by which

Hi, Kestrel. If you're trying to save an email you are composing, ALT plus S should send it. If you're trying to save an email you received as an 'msg' file so you can open it later, and keep it as a