Google this version of Nero to see if you can get it. It's very good with JAWS. Nero-6.6.1.15a Dave Carlson to my Audio Recording and Mixing Studios, San Francisco Bay Area. But I'll try to remedy

Heya folks, Am wanting to make an audio CD compilation with Jaws 11 and include the CD text which I know can be done with nero express which Im having problems getting Jaws to read menu's and

You're right, I should do just that-- I'll let you know what I learn.

Richard, The default install of JAWS does indicate a "Authorize JAWS from Pacmate" option, but I have no idea how this works. I never paid any attention to it, and I even have a Pacmate. Why not

Absolutely, quick and hard to deal with. FS-tech support surely could have done better with it all. It was years ago but quite frustrating and traumatic, so I wanted to try an offer some potentially

At the last NFB Convention in Dallas (last month) someone at the FS booth mentioned that one can apparently fully-enable demo Jaws on any PC by plugging a PAC Mate into the PC with a USB cable. How

Sounds like your problem falls largely on FS tech support, as their own documentation when 64-bit Vista was released said JAWS 9 will absolutely not work on 64-bit Vista. There was no 64-bit version

Right, but it doesn't matter why an item doesn't (or a few items don't) work nearly as much as what can happen if you do try and use problematic software. That's sort of my entire point. If everyone

Richard, Any BlueTooth dongle should work just fine. Dave Carlson to my Audio Recording and Mixing Studios, San Francisco Bay Area. But I'll try to remedy that situation.

Ed, others have suggested ways to solve the problem. In case it hasn't occurred to you, you could confirm that these keystrokes are supposed to work on your system by going into key identification

I follow what they mean. and not really, unless you use some sort of OCR jaws has nothing to read. a scanned image is just that, an image, nothing to read until an OCR works the images over and

Ed, Sounds to me like you have some idea here. It is not a problem with Jaws and Win 7 computers, at least my wife's Win7 HP with Jaws 12 works fine. The dictionary works; as does the process list

Really? Personally, I love the increased power and flexibility of 64-bit applications, the increased stability, tighter security... But, I guess it depends what you need a computer for. I need lots

Hp makes the best usb blue tooth adapter that I have found

Considering both keystrokes you mentioned work just fine here, and I'm running latest JAWS on Windows 7, I'd say it's definitely something in your environment at work. Go corporate IT folks!

I would go back too xp if I could even if seven wasn't causing problems, no one will sale it too me because Microsoft stopped supporting it so we would have too buy their over engineered new ***

It is a problem with your computer keys and not the software in my humble opinion keys can get loose

same here all works just fine

Edward, I doubt it has anything to do with Windows 7. I've had nothing disappear with either Jaws 11 or 12 under Windows 7 X64. From what you said about allowing or blocking dll's, am I right to

Edward: Have you tried unloading and relaunching JAWS? If you did that and nothing changed, try restarting Windows. HTH Sincerely: Dave Durber