Of course I can contact Freedom Scientific, and will likely do so early next week, but I figured I would ask here first just in case. First, when logging into the portal for the home annual license

I don't do multiple tabs, but my machine is usually up for days at a time. I've never had this problem . I'd probably try plugging in a pair of usb headphones when this happens. If the

How much RAM is your computer using? I'd look at the hardware first. Glenn

I never have that much open at once. Without knowing the computer specs, this would be a hard thing to compare. This could be as much system resources running low as anything. Having said

I run into this crackling issue from time to time, but very infrequently. I would say I use Jaws pretty intensely, I don't always have 10 browser tabs open, but I do work often for several hours with

Hi Everybody, Has anyone else noticed that JAWS becomes incredibly sluggish and crackling audio can be heard after about 2 or 2.5 hours of intensive use? Try the following: Make sure the June

Just for a convenient, compact record, all three of the following commands seem to act as "throw focus to the address bar and select the web address for copying," across all web

I recommend Alt + D as well, F6 and Alt + L also do this, but depending on the browser you may have to press F6 twice to get there as is the case in Edge. I always used F6 just as I always used

Along with why one would want to do that, is Mattias asking if you can install voices in another drive as well? That part of the question wasn’t clear; but the obvious answer is the voices go where

My question would be why you would want to install it elsewhere?

F6 also brings you to the address bar where the URL is already highlighted. This is universal for all web browsers.

Hello there: No version of JAWS for DOS nor, any version of JAWS for Windows has there ever been included an option as to where you can install JAWS. The company, under whatever it has been called,

Thanks, Mario. I wrote too hastily.

If you are wanting to copy a web address you can press ALT + D which will place you in the address bar. If you are trying to copy a link off a web page, when you are on the link you can press ALT

can install jaws on another drive than c? and what about voices

no, it's alt+d to focus to the address bar, and incidentally the address is automatically selected, and then control+c.

no, insert+a makes JAWS read it. insert+ a twice puts the address into a virtual window, where you can review it slowly letter by letter or select and copy it to the clipboard. then press escape to

I just use the universal shortcut (in Firefox and every Chromium-based browser), CTRL+L, that throws focus to the address bar and selects its contents. This is even true if you already happen to have

I know that Ctrl+c copies the text to the clipboard, but when the Ins+a is performed and JFW reads the text, is it highlighted so it can be copied, or is there another thing to do between Ins+a and

Insert-d saves the URL. Control-c to copy.