press the windows key. search for and enter on the phrase "set your default programs". down arrow to Google Chrome. tab twice and press space bar on the "Set this program as default button". tab to

No, Strong is a form of font, like Bold, only more emphasised. Insert+V from within Word, then check what attributes you have turned on, for JAWS to read. All the best Steve

I don't think so.  Chrome does not work with JAWS 13.  It only works with JAWS 18 or higher. Gerald

windows 7 with jaws 13.

Curtis, To answer your question, I believe the answer is "no." The "favorites as a central file" concept was dropped a long time ago, even by Microsoft, and bookmarks tend to be

which operating system are you using?

Good idea, but I tried it and Crome doesn't show up on the sound mixer. I just have the sound card volume, system sounds and Zoom volume. Where is Crome volume? Love in Christ Marty For our

Hi, As a rule of thumb, with the speed of computers now, if you write to the card, give it 10 or 15 seconds, then you can pull it out safely without ejecting. All the best Steve

Hi, How do you know that the act of pulling it out corrupted it? I would suggest that was a bit of a coincidence. All the best Steve

Hi Brian, I have to agree with you here. I haven’t used Safely Remove for ever. I simply turned off write caching in Windows 7 anyway, and as you say, in Windows 10 it’s the default. All

That’s what’s puzzling me Steve. All the best Steve

Hi, I know that this is not about book marks but, it is the only way I have to ask. I have google crome and I need to get the short cut to make google crome my default browser... Fire Fox loads when

Thanks for this. I will try it. Alison

Bill, this has always been the case to my knowledge. All the best Steve

Bill, why is it a problem to have them all turned on? Then just use JAWS and F11 and be happy. All the best Steve

To me, it doesn’t matter which order the System Tray icons are, simply because I use JAWS key and F11 to bring up the list of System Tray icons, then press the first letter. That’s a bit easier

That's a bit of a faf, if all you want to do is move one icon. All the best Steve

Yes, as I say, works for me too. Maybe Bill should consider resetting JAWS to factory defaults? All the best Steve

No, that's a very simplistic way of doing it. If you want task bar icons in certain positions, then drag and drop or simulation of it, is the only answer. All the best Steve

I doubt that was Vispero’s answer, probably the individual support person. I have had very silly answers to them before to technical questions. All the best Steve