Yep, I selected 3; I’ll try tabbing.

I had no problem using MS Edge and JAWS 2022 February release on Windows 10.  I put a check mark in the Royals newsletter, then added my email address in that edit box and tabbed to the Sing up buton. I hit enter on that once and got a confirmation page.

Did you select which newsletter you wanted?  Could be that the button is disabled until you checked at least one newsletter.

Robin

Sure, here it is:

https://nationalpost.com/newsletters/

Madison,

Are you willing to share an example of  one of the site?  Sometimes I route my JAWS cursor to the button and left mouse click.  I also find more commonly now that I have to actually hit enter twice quickly on some buttons to get them to work. I don’t know the coding reasons for this, but hitting it once seems to start forms mode with JAWS and it’s actually the second press of enter that engages the button.

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I had no problem using MS Edge and JAWS 2022 February release on Windows 10.  I put a check mark in the Royals newsletter, then added my email address in that edit box and tabbed to the Sing up buton. I hit enter on that once and got a confirmation page.

Did you select which newsletter you wanted?  Could be that the button is disabled until you checked at least one newsletter.

Robin

Sure, here it is:

https://nationalpost.com/newsletters/

Madison,

Are you willing to share an example of  one of the site?  Sometimes I route my JAWS cursor to the button and left mouse click.  I also find more commonly now that I have to actually hit enter twice quickly on some buttons to get them to work. I don’t know the coding reasons for this, but hitting it once seems to start forms mode with JAWS and it’s actually the second press of enter that engages the button.

KeyCorp Public

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Madison,

Are you willing to share an example of  one of the site?  Sometimes I route my JAWS cursor to the button and left mouse click.  I also find more commonly now that I have to actually hit enter twice quickly on some buttons to get them to work. I don’t know the coding reasons for this, but hitting it once seems to start forms mode with JAWS and it’s actually the second press of enter that engages the button.

KeyCorp Public

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I always have wished story writers would use something to denote a male
speaker and a female speaker, so we could set a synthesizer to read one sort

of text with a female TTS and the other with a male TTS.
I've wondered if they used a different font for the text of the dialog, if

Jaws could be set to read one font with a different TTS than the other.
Glenn
----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Nutt" <steve@...>
To: <main@jfw.groups.io>
Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2022 8:33 AM
Subject: Re: Managing the cognitive load of listening


Hi Mike,

I'm with you, and I don't like different voices in any context, because
they
cause unnecessary pauses, albeit they are short ones.

But as you say, it is completely personal this.

All the best

Steve

-----Original Message-----
From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf Of Mike Pietruk
Sent: 17 September 2022 21:23
To: main@jfw.groups.io
Subject: Re: Managing the cognitive load of listening

Mark

This is really a very personal question; and it's not so much a JAWS
question; but one using a screen reader in general.
I take it that you are new at this; and the best suggestion I can make is
play around and see what you are most comfortable with.
Your use of the word cognative suggests to me that you are overthinking all
of this.
Some people like reading fast; others prefer regular speech rates.
Some prefer one voice for everything; and others may assign a different
voice for different things.
In short, it takes time to become comfortable using a screen reader as a
way to deal with the pc screen.
Personally, I try not to overdo adjustments and customization -- but that's
me.