Hi Karen, You can turn up the volume by pressing the up arrow key. The down arrow key turns the volume down. Control+alt+M brings the volume to zero percent, control+alt+comma increases it to 33

Hi, Karen. When a track is playing, the up and down arrows raise and lower the volume respectively. The other problem may be that you may need to go into the volume controls in the control panel and

Yes I have an USB headset. Kimsan Song kimsansong@...

Do you have a USB headset? If you do, you can switch jaws to come out of your computers speakers.

What recommendation do you have for a sound card George. If it is 10 bucks, I will buy it today. Nice hearing from you again, bud. Take care. Kimsan Song kimsansong@...

You need a second sound card like I have and set jjaws to use that card all the time and then all other sounds come out of your original sound card. Just get a cheep one for 10 bucks. Then you put the

I think you either need a sound card that allows you to separate JAWS from the other audio to right and left channels only, or else you need to install a second sound card and use one for JAWS and

I'm using debut. Kimsan Song kimsansong@...

What are you recording it with? I know you can do that with Total Recorder. Jean

Thank you for the feedback. Moving between the open Windows is not a problem as they are all listed in a "Window" menu in the main application window, which makes switching between forms simple.

Hi, So, does anyone know how to record an audio tutorial that when playing it back, you will not hear the screen reader during the recording? Basically, what I am wanting to do is record something

Two ideas come to mind: 1. As I recall, the key combination alt-hyphen enables the cursor to move into and between child windows. 2. You can reduce or expand the territory that the JAWS cursor

hi cursor up and down will change the volume. cheers Joe

I am hoping to get some help from someone familiar with developing VB6 applications. I am working with a JAWS user who is using an application created in Visual Basic 6. This application has a main

how do you turn up the volume in win amp thanks, Karen

Hi Claudia I don't know of any tutorial for outlook 2010 for jaws but if you look at the help topic in jaws for outlook you might find some information there. Kenny Peyatt

Well then robert then why don't you write some

Not only that. We are now directed to hyde the menu bar. I much prefer scripts that work with unmodified interfaces or defaults but idealy can handle user changes to the views. Bob

I use this winamp add-on on a dayli bases for years. Also I have tested it with the current Winamp version and it gives no problems to me. A friend sent it to me some time ago. I think he got it from

Not trying to pry, but I think they are getting rid of the sidebar. It doesn't servie the same purpose as before or functionality. I would get used to just navigating around without the scripts and