Hi, Karen. The reason nothing is spoken when you press zero on the NumPad with the NumLock off is that the zero key on the NumPad with the NumLock off is the INSERT key, and the INSERT key is not spoken by JAWS.

Nothing.

Karen

Try it with the number pad off

Hi,

I did this help function and on the keypad, it worked when the num lock was on. It says the Jaws key is 0. When I turned the num lock off, it doesn’t say anything when I press that key. All the others work.

Karen

Hello Joseph:

If you want to learn where some keys are located on your keyboard, one helpful feature is the JAWS Keyboard Learn mode. Press insert with the number 1 on your keyboard to turn it on or off. Once the mode is on, most keys will say what they are if you just press them. For example, if you are trying to find the plus key on the number pad, press insert with the number 1 and then press the various keys on the pad to hear what they are.

Best wishes,

Curtis Chong

Hi, Joseph. the plus key is the first long key on the number pad at the extreme right-hand edge of the number pad, and is directly below the minus key at the top of the number pad.

Hi, Joseph. You have not given us the information we need to tell you how to turn these cursors on and off. Do you use your keyboard in desktop mode or in laptop mode, and do you have a number pad. That being said,

On a system using desktop key mode,

PC Cursor

NumPad Plus

JAWS Cursor

NumPad Minus

On a system using laptop key mode,

PC Cursor

CAPS LOCK+SEMICOLON

JAWS Cursor

CAPS LOCK+P

Nothing.

Karen

Try it with the number pad off

Hi,

I did this help function and on the keypad, it worked when the num lock was on. It says the Jaws key is 0. When I turned the num lock off, it doesn’t say anything when I press that key. All the others work.

Karen

Hello Joseph:

If you want to learn where some keys are located on your keyboard, one helpful feature is the JAWS Keyboard Learn mode. Press insert with the number 1 on your keyboard to turn it on or off. Once the mode is on, most keys will say what they are if you just press them. For example, if you are trying to find the plus key on the number pad, press insert with the number 1 and then press the various keys on the pad to hear what they are.

Best wishes,

Curtis Chong

Hi, Joseph. the plus key is the first long key on the number pad at the extreme right-hand edge of the number pad, and is directly below the minus key at the top of the number pad.

Hi, Joseph. You have not given us the information we need to tell you how to turn these cursors on and off. Do you use your keyboard in desktop mode or in laptop mode, and do you have a number pad. That being said,

On a system using desktop key mode,

PC Cursor

NumPad Plus

JAWS Cursor

NumPad Minus

On a system using laptop key mode,

PC Cursor

CAPS LOCK+SEMICOLON

JAWS Cursor

CAPS LOCK+P

Hello:

Unfortunately, that key does not say Insert when numbers lock is off. Others keys which are not verbalized include Windows, Control, and Alt.

Respectfully,

Curtis Chong

Hi,

I did this help function and on the keypad, it worked when the num lock was on. It says the Jaws key is 0. When I turned the num lock off, it doesn’t say anything when I press that key. All the others work.

Karen

Hello Joseph:

If you want to learn where some keys are located on your keyboard, one helpful feature is the JAWS Keyboard Learn mode. Press insert with the number 1 on your keyboard to turn it on or off. Once the mode is on, most keys will say what they are if you just press them. For example, if you are trying to find the plus key on the number pad, press insert with the number 1 and then press the various keys on the pad to hear what they are.

Best wishes,

Curtis Chong

Hi, Joseph. the plus key is the first long key on the number pad at the extreme right-hand edge of the number pad, and is directly below the minus key at the top of the number pad.

Hi, Joseph. You have not given us the information we need to tell you how to turn these cursors on and off. Do you use your keyboard in desktop mode or in laptop mode, and do you have a number pad. That being said,

On a system using desktop key mode,

PC Cursor

NumPad Plus

JAWS Cursor

NumPad Minus

On a system using laptop key mode,

PC Cursor

CAPS LOCK+SEMICOLON

JAWS Cursor

CAPS LOCK+P

Try it with the number pad off

Hi,

I did this help function and on the keypad, it worked when the num lock was on. It says the Jaws key is 0. When I turned the num lock off, it doesn’t say anything when I press that key. All the others work.

Karen

Hello Joseph:

If you want to learn where some keys are located on your keyboard, one helpful feature is the JAWS Keyboard Learn mode. Press insert with the number 1 on your keyboard to turn it on or off. Once the mode is on, most keys will say what they are if you just press them. For example, if you are trying to find the plus key on the number pad, press insert with the number 1 and then press the various keys on the pad to hear what they are.

Best wishes,

Curtis Chong

Hi, Joseph. the plus key is the first long key on the number pad at the extreme right-hand edge of the number pad, and is directly below the minus key at the top of the number pad.

Hi, Joseph. You have not given us the information we need to tell you how to turn these cursors on and off. Do you use your keyboard in desktop mode or in laptop mode, and do you have a number pad. That being said,

On a system using desktop key mode,

PC Cursor

NumPad Plus

JAWS Cursor

NumPad Minus

On a system using laptop key mode,

PC Cursor

CAPS LOCK+SEMICOLON

JAWS Cursor

CAPS LOCK+P

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Hello:

Unfortunately, that key does not say Insert when numbers lock is off. Others keys which are not verbalized include Windows, Control, and Alt.

Respectfully,

Curtis Chong

Hi,

I did this help function and on the keypad, it worked when the num lock was on. It says the Jaws key is 0. When I turned the num lock off, it doesn’t say anything when I press that key. All the others work.

Karen

Hello Joseph:

If you want to learn where some keys are located on your keyboard, one helpful feature is the JAWS Keyboard Learn mode. Press insert with the number 1 on your keyboard to turn it on or off. Once the mode is on, most keys will say what they are if you just press them. For example, if you are trying to find the plus key on the number pad, press insert with the number 1 and then press the various keys on the pad to hear what they are.

Best wishes,

Curtis Chong

Hi, Joseph. the plus key is the first long key on the number pad at the extreme right-hand edge of the number pad, and is directly below the minus key at the top of the number pad.

Hi, Joseph. You have not given us the information we need to tell you how to turn these cursors on and off. Do you use your keyboard in desktop mode or in laptop mode, and do you have a number pad. That being said,

On a system using desktop key mode,

PC Cursor

NumPad Plus

JAWS Cursor

NumPad Minus

On a system using laptop key mode,

PC Cursor

CAPS LOCK+SEMICOLON

JAWS Cursor

CAPS LOCK+P

Hi,

I did this help function and on the keypad, it worked when the num lock was on. It says the Jaws key is 0. When I turned the num lock off, it doesn’t say anything when I press that key. All the others work.

Karen

Hello Joseph:

If you want to learn where some keys are located on your keyboard, one helpful feature is the JAWS Keyboard Learn mode. Press insert with the number 1 on your keyboard to turn it on or off. Once the mode is on, most keys will say what they are if you just press them. For example, if you are trying to find the plus key on the number pad, press insert with the number 1 and then press the various keys on the pad to hear what they are.

Best wishes,

Curtis Chong

Hi, Joseph. the plus key is the first long key on the number pad at the extreme right-hand edge of the number pad, and is directly below the minus key at the top of the number pad.

Hi, Joseph. You have not given us the information we need to tell you how to turn these cursors on and off. Do you use your keyboard in desktop mode or in laptop mode, and do you have a number pad. That being said,

On a system using desktop key mode,

PC Cursor

NumPad Plus

JAWS Cursor

NumPad Minus

On a system using laptop key mode,

PC Cursor

CAPS LOCK+SEMICOLON

JAWS Cursor

CAPS LOCK+P

Hi,

I did this help function and on the keypad, it worked when the num lock was on. It says the Jaws key is 0. When I turned the num lock off, it doesn’t say anything when I press that key. All the others work.

Karen

Hello Joseph:

If you want to learn where some keys are located on your keyboard, one helpful feature is the JAWS Keyboard Learn mode. Press insert with the number 1 on your keyboard to turn it on or off. Once the mode is on, most keys will say what they are if you just press them. For example, if you are trying to find the plus key on the number pad, press insert with the number 1 and then press the various keys on the pad to hear what they are.

Best wishes,

Curtis Chong

Hi, Joseph. the plus key is the first long key on the number pad at the extreme right-hand edge of the number pad, and is directly below the minus key at the top of the number pad.

Hi, Joseph. You have not given us the information we need to tell you how to turn these cursors on and off. Do you use your keyboard in desktop mode or in laptop mode, and do you have a number pad. That being said,

On a system using desktop key mode,

PC Cursor

NumPad Plus

JAWS Cursor

NumPad Minus

On a system using laptop key mode,

PC Cursor

CAPS LOCK+SEMICOLON

JAWS Cursor

CAPS LOCK+P

Hello Joseph:

If you want to learn where some keys are located on your keyboard, one helpful feature is the JAWS Keyboard Learn mode. Press insert with the number 1 on your keyboard to turn it on or off. Once the mode is on, most keys will say what they are if you just press them. For example, if you are trying to find the plus key on the number pad, press insert with the number 1 and then press the various keys on the pad to hear what they are.

Best wishes,

Curtis Chong

Hi, Joseph. the plus key is the first long key on the number pad at the extreme right-hand edge of the number pad, and is directly below the minus key at the top of the number pad.

Hi, Joseph. You have not given us the information we need to tell you how to turn these cursors on and off. Do you use your keyboard in desktop mode or in laptop mode, and do you have a number pad. That being said,

On a system using desktop key mode,

PC Cursor

NumPad Plus

JAWS Cursor

NumPad Minus

On a system using laptop key mode,

PC Cursor

CAPS LOCK+SEMICOLON

JAWS Cursor

CAPS LOCK+P

John,

I’ve not used this feature in the past, but I’m really curious now and exploring it with you. So, here are my observations from playing around.

It seems that the driving factor of whether this works is if you have the setting to allow editing in cells turned on or off.  Recall that that is under Options in the Advance category.  That needs to be turned on.

From my testing, Brian is right that  the alt down arrow is a toggle for the setting to have formula autocomplete on., but I was misunderstanding how it worked.  I wonder if this is the issue you are having, too.  Whether I have the checkbox on the Options  menu for formula autocomplete turned on or if it’s off an i use the alt down arrow, I only get results if I type a letter after the equals sign. So, even if the formula autocomplete is turned on and I only type an equals sign in the cell, nothing happens and the  cell until I type a single letter, at which point it suggests functions with that letter. If you hear JAWS say a suggestion, you can arrow down through the options, If you don’t hear JAWS read out an option, you’ll need to do the alt down arrow, just like you would with a combo box. Then you can arrow through the list of suggestions and hit enter on the one you want.

Disappointedly, I don’t think there is a way to read the  tag that shows the syntax for the formula.  I’d like to figure out of there are options for that.

An alternative, especially for common functions or ones you don’t know is to type the equals sign, then hit Alt F3. This puts you in the formula bar and, if you hit alt down arrow, you get a list of common functions.   Hitting enter one of these opens a dialog box for arguments.  Further in the list is a More button you can use to search for functions alphabetically or with keywords.

The other trick I learned recently was to type the equals sign then a couple letters of the function you want then hit tab, which autocomplete the function and enters the opening parenthesis.  I suppose that works only if you are doing a function like vlookup or xlookup that is more unique that, say, a count function that could end multiple ways.

Using Windows 10, JAWS 2022, Office 365.

Robin Van Lant

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Hi, Sean and list. Lately I haven't been using Pontes Media Downloader at all. Instead, I have been using another media tool developed by someone in Portugal. It is called TCA Media Downloader, and the current version is available at the link below. It is a portable tool, meaning that it doesn't need to be installed, only placed in a folder. One thing about this program is that, when first run, it will start in Spanish. To get to where you can change the program's interface to English,

 

1. Start the program.

2. Press ALT plus M.

3. Press the letter O for Options. You will be in the General Options.

4. Once in this General menu, TAB once, and press the letter I for Ingles, which is Spanish for English.

5. TAB to the ACCEPTAR button and press ENTER.

6. Once you press the ACCEPTAR button, the program will tell you in Spanish that the language has been changed, and that the program needs to restart.

7. You will be on another ACCEPTAR button, which is equivalent to an OK button. Press ENTER.

8. The program will now restart in English, and will stay that way until changed in General Options. The link to download TCA Media Downloader is below.

 

Download TCA Media Downloader

 

Bill White

 

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From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of Sean Murphy
Sent: Saturday, August 13, 2022 10:36 PM
To: main@jfw.groups.io
Subject: Pontes Media Downloader v3.6

 

All,

 

The latest version of Pontes Media Downloader media was working fine until last Friday. Now I cannot download any bulk media files from Youtube to watch them off line. The first 5 files are downloaded then nothing. I changed the media drive to a new location and copyed all the files which were found under the document\Pontes Media  folder. I have re-installed the application as well. I did have a different version of  Java installed which I required for a program to convert Braille files. Only way I can download files is to go through the download menu option and select each file one by one. Using ctrl+a to select everything does not work.

 

Any one got ideas how to resolve this issue?