Unfortunately if u can create new schemes I am unaware of how to do this at the present time. What version of JFW are you using, and is it updated? Perhaps someone else on the list could be more

Hello, There are 3 proof reading schemes for me: attributes attributes and font info attributes, font info, colors I tried all. None of them is announcing the font size changes. Is there a way to

Have you gone into your schemes and selected the proofreading scheme that does announce styles, colors, font changes, etc.? To do this, use JAWS Key (desktop insert, or laptop caps lock) plus alt,

Dear all, The proof reading scheme, in word 2007, does not announce font size changes for me. It is announcing every other changes such as bold, italic, etc, but not the size changes. Any suggestion

That's nice that you disagree. However, you were still comparing Voiceover with Narator. That still doesn't belong on this list. If you wish to discuss it further, you may do so.

Perhaps that could be another revenue stream for companies like FS. They could offer PC tech support over the phone and through remote desktops. I wouldn't necessarily have staff sitting there just

James I disagree as I'd suggest it's important for anyone who is considering to either potentially buy JAWS or a Mac for the first time, or pay for an upgrade once JAWS 13 is released to be able to

that, and I have no clue with the new ribbon methods, but word used to keep track of the last place you opened files from, and had a setting in options for where it stored and as well looked for its

Hi Everyone, This could be an automatic responder message. I have seen this kind of message when there has been a serious illness or injury in the family. I am not saying that something has happened

Or the 3rd option is that the free alternatives put the paid screen readers out of business. What I'd really like to see is Microsoft take over Jaws or WindowEyes rather than try to improve Narrator.

Chris thanks so much, I keep geting e mails saying this. sugar 'Be Blessed ~Sugar

Chris, I think he's spamming us. Notice the "scrubbing" message? Dave Carlson Produced on a Nokia N95 using Nuance TALKS screen-reading software. -original message- Subject: [Bulk] Re: e-mail From:

Robert ... here goes attempt #2. If you wish to unsubscribe, just go to http://lists.the-jdh.com/mailman/listinfo/jfw_lists.the-jdh.com Chris

I haven't heard of ContractXChange before, but I wonder if it's similar to the My Ticket To Work folks. The Social Security Administration touted that one as a work from home opportunity which

The beginning of August. I should have started work August 8 if the bums had workable software. They use "Adobe conference," or some such thing, and 7 hours of futility left me with no job with them.

Then read the end of this message and follow instructions. Dave Carlson Produced on a Nokia N95 using Nuance TALKS screen-reading software. -original message- Subject: [Bulk] e-mail From: "Robert"

Along a similar line to the question re: JAWS and call centers, I'm wondering if anyone's had any luck working with or getting information out of the folks at contractxchange.com. They're escentially

It's a gamble whenever you're dealing with each company. Some call centers have software that is very complicated, and will need months of scripting. Because call centers are local mostly, you have to

Thanks the desktop was not loading properly,Jaws not speaking but still I felt he should have had some kind of diagnostic tool, in the past when I had a drive failure it was pretty obvious it was

They should have some letters after their name if they are qualified I forget what they are,when my dell desktop failed,I only had jaws on a very old laptop getting in this list to tell the men from