Hi everyone, At my current workplace, I am required to collaborate a great deal with my colleagues using Google docs. I am wondering if anyone has any suggestions as to how comments and edits can be

Hi Dave, Theoretically yes, and being able to stream things from other countries is my primary use case. However, different broadcasters are more or less efficient about cracking down on VPN use.

 Hello Bill: I have never set up or used a VPN. I now live in the UK. When I lived in the US, I used to be able to stream audio from the BBC, through my BBC account. I understand that is no

Hello all, greetings. Hope everyone is doing good at this tough time. I’m using the jaws 2021 internet license and windows 10 on my dell machine, and purchased the jaws annual subscription

My dealer explained that the website is primarily just for the ,us. So dealers vary in how proactive they are. We do not owe any loyalty to visor to and I don't have any loyalty to

Vaughan, all this flowery talk about subscriptions verses SMA, is, nice for Americans. However, you and I could never take advantage of any of it because we do not live in the U S. The explanation

 IN response to Gerald’s statement below, I wrote Eric Damery directly on Sunday, July 4, and received a response today. Here is my question to him: Good morning, or afternoon; whenever you

I know that my reply to this is coming late, and maybe things have moved on. I live in New Zealand, and my dealer has advised that there is no advice regarding this. I have purchased my SMA

Jonathan, I did try insert+control+escape to reeinitialize the scripts, but it didn't work. I still recieved the "unknown script call" message. I looked at the script by pressing insert+numrow 0 and

There is a simpler way then completely restarting JAWS. You can type I believe insert+control+escape to reload the scripts for the current application.

Since I'm not in a meeting either, it might be ctrl+f2, but I don't think so. it is a Zoom command to identify the speaker. JAWS is using the command to replay chats, so the Zoom keystroke is

Hi Bill, Yes it does. You do all that through the server addresses. Cheers, Ed

Hi, Ed. This only configures the VPN native to Windows. It doesn't configure the third-party VPN that is inaccessible. Besides that, the VPN that is native to Windows doesn't unblock streams that are

Thanks David. So, the Jaws script is just invoking that function without having to press the bypass key. Or, it is pressing bypass and control+2 for you. Richard Software means never having to say

The keystroke is designed to announce the name of the person currently speaking in the Zoom Meeting. As a previous poster noted what you will actually hear is the name of the login name - so if you

Since I'm not in a meeting and I don't have all the keystrokes memorized since I use zoom about once a month, what does control+2 do? Richard Software means never having to say you're finished Web

You have almost certainly tried this already but forcing Jaws to restart - that is Jaws key windows F4 normally clears script errors for me. Unfortunately forcing Jaws to restart in this mode is

Can't fix the script; but press insert+3 (passthrough) then ctrl+2.

I'm using the latest versions of JAWS 2020 with the Zoom client on Windows 10 20H2, and when I press control+shift+t I get "unknown script call to: ZoomNotifyCurrentSpeaker". any suggestions on how

I use and have been using for years, private internet access. Naturally you put all 3 words together when doing a search. I believe the website is privateinternetaccess.com