insert+spacebar, "bloop", 100 GBP USD (for example), tab and down arrow to "Currency converter" and press enter.

 Ya got to type it in exactly as it requires, based on the description field. I always have to look at that section before I try to use it. Dave Oregonite, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and

I just downloaded the software and i also tried the add and remove voices feature in Jaws. This feature is great. At least I know that i don't have to open any web pages. Thanks Best regards

There is one problem that I still have with in the research it feature is the currency converter in jaws. Everytime i input something in to the search box and press tab then hit the down arrow key

Using the January update, no problems.

Working fine on my end. Melissa

I forgot to put the word in there. I can’t believe I did that. Thanks for the correction.

Marianne, Um, It's not Insert + , it's Insert + Spacebar. But I know what you did, and just want the newbies to understand. Dave Oregonite, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and Pioneer

You press insert + then the letter r. You can look up words, books from Bookshare, zip codes, and more.

Well, after I sent a message to Vispero support, it started working. I likely frightened it into submission. Works fine now with Google Chrome. Dave Oregonite, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and

press insert+space bar, hear the "bloop sound", then press r for research it. there are many choices to choose from. for example the weather choice, type in your city and state, tab once and type w

Just tried it with firefox and bookshare, no problems here. May be a chrome issue.

How do you use research it

Correct. I also just tried the wiktionary option and no problem there either., I only basically use ResearchIt for the weather, Wiktionary and Wikipedia. Cristóbal

Cristobal, And you have Google Chrome as your default browser? Dave Oregonite, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and Pioneer

So far have only tried weather and it seems to be working fine for me. Cristóbal

Anyone tried using ResearchIt after the January update to JAWS 2019? It now uses your default browser instead of deferring to Internet Explorer. Well I use Google Chrome as my default, and now

Have you gone to the Freedom Scientific website to leave a request for this? Click on the Support link, then go to the technical support link and activate it, then find the link for Have feedback

thanks Jay - no harm in sending them a mail as well!

I would love to see the addition of Batch Scan support for convenient OCR.