Hi, Shirley. Yes, there is a way to check. If, under your Windows Operating System Drive, under Program Files, the Folder, Freedom Scientific, has a folder that says JAWS, then your copy of JAWS is

I heard someone ask this question on a recent FS Open Line and I thought Eric said this is not an option. Just like a sighted user doesn't have the option to type and see what they type, so too is

By the way, and because the need to check this information does come up, if you want to get a quick snapshot of your system specs, including the bit depth of your computer's CPU: Open Settings,

Shirley, There is still a lot of software written during the 32-bit era that remains that way but works perfectly fine under 64-bit hardware. My Office 2016 is the 32-bit version, for instance. Most

Have you tried scanning the document using the Jaws key and space-bar then o then d. I find that helps sometimes. Or else try to open the file in Word. Just open Word then open the file from

So I figured it out and I'm not sure which worked or whether it was the combination. Set Adobe preferences to Read the Entire Document (as I had tried before) and Unchecked Enhanced Security. One

Hi, Using: latest Jaws and W10 64 bit. Can someone please inform me how to have Jaws say each character as a password is being typed rather than star, star etc. It would be great if a default

Bill, because the sales person at Vespero told me that’s what I had to have. Maybe she was mistaken? I wouldn’t know. My major was literature and grammar. Is there a way to double check?

Hi, Shirley. I also have the Home version of JAWS, and my version is 64-bit. I don't know why you have the 32-bit version of JAWS. Bill White billwhite92701@...

Now this is an awesome tool.

Bryan, I went to the link you gave, but I have a question: I have a 64 bit computer but JAWS is actually 32 bit because I purchased the Home version. Does this make any difference for Ask Everything?

it's called search everything by void tools. It works great way better than the windows built in the search. Randy Barnett

Thanks to all. Mike, I’ll use this method now since I really need to find this file asap. But I also like the other suggestion of installing a windows file finder (forgot what it’s called but will

i've noticed this behavior in all chromium browsers. I don't know why it happens it's annoying assume it has something to do with the accessibility set up of the website. For example yes no cancel

Hi, Mike. I don't have Virtual Cursor turned off in Firefox, and I can make options changes just fine. Bill White billwhite92701@...

Hi Judy, If you're new to Firefox, like myself, you need to go into the Settings Center and assign sounds for when edit fields are opened / closed. Also, I suggested the turning off of the virtual

Thanks, Mike Judy

 Hi David, The Recents folder wasn't showing so I had to unhide it to access it, but below is another way of getting the shortcut on the desktop. One more question, where is the setting for

- I cannot possibly second this recommendation more strongly, particularly if you're someone "old school" such as myself who virtually always searches for something based on its file name, or part of

Many ways to skin a cat. One of the immediate customisations I make to any Windows machine I install is to put a shortcut to the Recent folder on my Desktop. The folder path for the Recent Folder