Hi everyone I will create a website for the property where I live, but are unsure about which CMS-system there is best for users of JAWS (both when we talking about creating of the website, and when

Yes, do always keep prior versions. -- Lee Maschmeyer "Never imagine yourself not to be otherwise than what it might appear to others that what you were or might have been was not otherwise than

In the Fifties you had a slate, stylus and that was about it. If you were in a math class you could borrow a Taylor arithmatic slate but don't lose even one little piece of slugs which fit it.

This is jmo of course, so take it for what's worth. I am very cautious about upgrading Jaws and rarely jump on a new release as soon as it comes out. In I always keep the prior version of Jaws on my

It's hard to answer your question because the problem isn't very clear. I'm hearing the pasted text appearing one letter at a time on one row at a time in a stacked column. Is that what's happening?

All this seems daunting to me. When I matriculated all I needed for my school work was a Braille slate and stylus, reel to reel tape recorder, Braille writer, and a manual typewriter, abacus, and or

Your advice is sound. However, my daughter is only 10 (now) and wasn't using her computer extensively at the time the SMA ran out. We started off with a PAC Mate with a display and a new computer

Hi Rick, Try the following: 1. Open the Setting Center & open the Settings Center default all applications. 2. Arrow down to, Web / HTML / PDFs & press right arrow to open. 3. Arrow down to,

Dear Listers: Sometimes when I try to read certain messages that come to me, sometimes instead of reading the messages all JAWS will say is, "Block quote. Block quote. Block quote,"

For what it's worth (every penny you pay for this advice <grin>) screenreaders are far too much in flux to skimp on updates. If you have the money it is close to imperative, imho, to purchase every

Interestingly, while I had been told I needed to upgrade to JAWS12 or newer for BT operation, I just read in the manual that for "JAWS 12 or earlier" you have to find the outgoing port number assigned

Okay, I'm back in Focus 40 question mode, but now the confusion is tied straight to a JAWS machine. We have a 32 bit HP desktop unit running Vista. We have a Focus 40 Blue (Classic model) that has

Hi Jim, In your IE quick settings, insert + J, under the Virtual Cursor Options, do you have it set on, select & copy from virtual cursor? If not, press the spacebar to toggle this option, tab to

Heya folks, Am having an issue with Jaws 14 when copying and pasting text from websites to Microsoft Word where it shows letters by letters e.g J A W S C O P Y I N G A N D p A S T E Instead all

I reinstalled the whole thing from the scratch and chose not to update to the latest patch. All's well once again. :) Thanks very much for all your help folks. Sincerely, Matt

Hello. If memory serves when I needed to do a repair, I went to the Help menu, alt H, then web resources, then technical Support, and typed Jaws Repair in the search edit box, I then got a list of

Yes, this is good information. It requires that the executable file be saved to the system. My previous message followed on an earlier suggestion that a repair can be done via "add and remove." As

I am running JAWS 14.0.3005. when I run the j14.0.3005.64bitt.exe file, I choose install. after it looks like JAWS is going to re-install itself, I finally get to a dialog where I can choose to

The problem is quite the opposite. I don't need to boost the dictation, I need to boost the volume of JAWS. I use an audigy CS2 for sound. I've enabled the onboard sound . If I can get JAWS

Not in add or remove. The only option is "uninstall." When you enter on that, the only choice you get is between removing or not removing shared components. Or am I missing something? What you