Try alt-downarrow to open a combo box of places. Type 'c' (computer) and if it gets there you can arrow to your drive.

So where it says c:\bla\bla\bla type in e:\flashdrive.

Press the windows key. Jaws will say 'menu, search box, edit'. press tab once, and that's your computer's name.

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I did also but now the 3rd step is where I'm running into trouble. So more work next week, it may be a LAN thing because Kelly uses MS2013 Outlook and word and is able to work through this problem

Bobby, Go to Computer, if you're using win7, or MyComputer, if you're using XP. Press enter and then arrow down. You will see how your system identifies each of your drives. In turn, that will tell

Good day Listers. I have Jaws 14 and Windows 7 64 bit, and am wondering if anyone had any comments or recommendations regarding which Open Book / camera / scanner type systems , would work best with

You mean cut and paste or make a copy? OK I do open files and try the save as. The problem is I can't say e:bobbyday for example because E: is an invalid entry. I try to save and tab across to

Thanks again!

I don't know if you read it or not, but try hitting windows, typing downloads and hit enter. Your downloads will be there! Judith

Judith, You are welcome, and remember that the Windows search edit field is a very powerful tool in the Windows 7 arsenal. David G. Carlson Marketing / Sales Engineer RF Timing and

Bobby, Then locate them, and copy to your flash. Sometimes that's easier. Otherwise you need to know the drive letter of your flash drive, then you need to specify the path before you accept the

Judith, Just press the Windows key (left of the left-hand Alt key) Then type computer name press enter Then tab until you hear: Device Manager link press enter Tab once and you will hear your

Bingo guys! I hit the windows key, typed "Downloads" and found the JFW 14 manual! I started listening to it and know I'll have a myriad of questions after the Jewish holiday. I can't thank you

Nope that's the way it was and made life easy, but now I get the error message with Invalid path or file name

On my system it saves files to a c: blablabla long title but I want them on my flash sometimes.

How do you find out your computer name? I know the manufacturer is dell and it is outfitted with windows 7. Judith

Bobby, Hmmm, Did you replace [computer name] with your own logon name? Instead, why not press the Windows button from the desktop to open the search edit field, then type: downloads and press

the path has to be complete. documents, for example, is (maybe) c:\libraries\documents\folder\file. downloads c:\users\computer name\downloads.