Hi Sieghard, Good sleuthing on your part. I had responded to your prior message. The links in your below message work quite well for either version. I was just curious. I own GoldWave

 I'm no punctuation expert, but I wonder if punctuation marks like line breaks or section breaks might be interfering with way Jaws is reading your current line. Stay safe & take care.

The new link I provided definitely works for me, it has a lot of information on how to set up and use the program and then links for both the installer and portable version..

I just tried with notepad and classic scheme. The home key moved the cursor to the left edge of the window and not the start of the current sentence. I'm using JAWS 2021.

Neither link seems to work. So why not use the email on the web page to contact someone? Here it is: vanphong@... Richard "Reality is the leading cause of stress for those who are in touch with it."

That is correct, I hadn't tried the links assuming they worked. Now I Googled it again and found the below site which goes into much more detail and this time I tried the download link although only

 Okay, I just experimented with both Notepad and Word using several sentences that were at least 10 words in length. In both instances the Home key took me to the beginning of the line I was

for anyone interested in getting this program, using the address Sieghard provided, I got a file not found message when using Chrome and Firefox. browsing to the following address and activating the

Mike, I'm working with Word, although I think it happens in notepad too. Imagine a paragraph with 3 sentences, each 10 words long. Put the cursor in the second sentence at about 5 words in. The

Hi Sieghard Respectfully, I do not think it’s acceptable to discount accessibility enhancements because they only affect a minority. I also think it’s important to advocate for accessibility

Here is all you need to know, found by doing a Google search for "Virtual Recorder": https://www.saomaicenter.org/en/downloads/media/virtual-recorderThe queestion Then of course you have to ask

 Mark, What application are you working with? These keystrokes are right out of Jaws keystrokes help. Move to Beginning of Line HOME Move to End of Line END Unless I'm totally misunderstanding

And I should point out that on pretty much every laptop volume keys exist and for sighted people they are clearly identified and of course just about all half-way decent USB keyboards have volume

I don't disagree with this, but playing devil's advocate I should point out that one could then also ask for many more Windows shortcuts for things which can already be done with your screenreader and

Hi Mark Unfortunately, there isn’t a single JAWS keystroke. Very happy to be proven wrong! Cheers Ben

The puzzle is still open. Alt + number pad 5 is the same as JAWS + h in laptop mode and reads from the start of the current sentence but doesn't actual move the cursor. The home key moves the cursor

Remember that insert+Esc with JAWS turned on will set the volume to 50% even if it is muted.

Good evening everyone, Just wanted all of you too know, that I was able too get too the episode. It took me a while too get there, but its all good.

Agreed, Bill. I meant to suggest Windows key + F10 as a mute toggle. I’ll see if I can edit my feedback tonight. I’ve never tried before. In the meantime, those who have JAWS 2018 or later can

Hi, Ben. I agree with you concerning adding Windows universal keystrokes to raise and lower system volume. I don't think you have gone far enough, however. I also believe Microsoft should add a