This is a really odd one. I just tried a bunch of copy and paste in a new document in word for office 365, and I had no issues. I looked in file/account/about and this is the version I

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I have these same issues using Word 2016. Pretty sure I had the issues with JAWS 2018 and was hoping 2019 would fix it, but that is not the case. I think I notice this is most likely to start

No I have not. I have noticed if I misspell a word it will stop whatever I am typing then to go back and change it is real pain. I just restarted my computer so it seems to be working but this is what

Hi Angie. I’m wondering if the document is being displayed as a protected file. Have you disabled these settings under your Trust Center in Word?

I am sorry I have Microsoft 2016 And yes I have made sure the document is maximized.

You may need to be a bit more specific: what version of word are you talking about? n Have you maximized the window?

Multiple displays is a fairly unusual use case. You should probably call fs, and I'll bet they tell you that what you are trying to do is not supported.

Hi All, Microsoft Word with Jaws 2019 does not seem to be reading right. Sometimes it lags skipping words, or lines. When I try to copy and paste it does not read to me what is being selected, or

What about turning off notifications that are showing up when I go into Chrome?

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So I got the error message "Freedom Scientific accessibility display driver is not properly installed" and followed the repair instructions which completed okay. Rebooted, launched JAWS 2019 and got

Hi Mike, This checkbox is off by default on my system. Also, it is randomly. Somebody else who has this issue? Kind regards, William Met vriendelijke groeten William Windels Incident

Yup. That's what I remembered, and it works a treat.

I  should not have posted this message. About two minutes after I did that, I remembered how to do it--key labels.

Only recently learnt this tip with pasting attachments to e-mails, and find it much easier than going through the menus. Alison

George, I moved from Window Eyes to JAWS about a year ago, at the same time I upgraded to Windows 10. The JAWS cursor is somewhat like the Window Eyes cursor, but I am definitely not finding it as

George, for question #1, when composing an email in WLM, press alt+i and then i and a. that'll get you started. for question #3, the pc cursor follows the system focus such as pressing the tab key,

If you are talking about Jaws do the following: Press Jaws Key + 6 for the Settings Centre Press Control + Shift + D to open the Default Settings Type "Key Label" in the search field and tab once,

A sighted person can install talkback for you.  I suspect the install is system specific, strongly doubt you can just move it to another computer.