I have been using IE 8 with JAWS 9.0.2191U and XP Pro for over two years with no problem. Gerald

I e 8 is designed for windows seven and 64 bit use insert f12 to get too the developer tools and switch too iie 7 and you probably wont have any problems

I was forced to reinstall Windows XP a bit ago due to some corruption. I installed XP Pro SP3. I also reinstalled my JFW 9.0 version and all seem to work fine, saving for IE 8. I can go to and read

I actually didn't find it intrusive at all. He had a good reason for asking and I answered without any problems. Just saying, Amanda

Folks, Rather than concentrating on whether or not someone should or should not have asked a particular question, let's actually answer the original poster's question. Can we do that? Thank

I know why you asked. There was no need to, however. Let's try to help without asking intrusive questions.

I asked the question to better assess how to present the help she was asking for, nothing more, nothing less. If she had some usable sight, their can be a different way to approach providing

Amanda; What specifically are you looking for. Are you a complete newb to power point, are you stuck on a task. Have you used power point in a previous office version, if so, what version and with

Amanda, You can start by looking at JAWS help, which has a specific discussion of PowerPoint under "Popular Applications," then under "Microsoft Applications." If you're unaccustomed to using JAWS

Nope, no helpful sight here. Thanks for asking and being thorough. Amanda

Amanda; Do you have any usable sight? This will reflect on the kind of help offered, and the way it's presented. Yes, I know some partially sighted folks who can use magnification who don't and use

Hi guys, My name is Amanda and I have used JAWS for about 4 years now, and I haven't had a need to know how to use powerpoint till now. I'm a college student with a business major and some of my

I sent this information to the list a few days ago, but didn't see it arrive, so I'm sending it again with a different subject line. In the past, members of the list have asked if they could read

Oh Ann, Thanks for that short cut key for moving through just word documents. I didn't know that one and always prided myself in knowing many of them. Thanks again. Debbie, Chaz & Jessie e-mail:

OK. In Word 2010, can one still use Alt plus W and then arrow through the open word files, choosing to focus on a particular file. I'm still on Office 2003, and that works pretty well, especially

Or use control-f6 to switch between the open files. That wil move between only open Word files instead of everything that's open.

Eric, open the files you need to switch between and leave them open. Use "alt + tab" to switch between and through your open files. Hope this helps Debbie, Chaz & Jessie e-mail:

Hi every one Please read all of this before carrying out the steps. To save the guessing of when to hit f8 & so on to boot into safe mode, you can do the following. press windows r to open the run

Hello there; Did you try going into, Setting center, Then going to, Speech and sound schemes, And you then need to go to, edit scheme, button, Now, shift+tab to general, Now right arrow until you

Hello there; Well, if you don't need to go to MSWord2010, to find a file, you could place your Thumb drive into the send-to menu, so then it would be easier, just highlight the file, applications