Hi Ann, Ah yes, this is a bit of a bug bear of mine. For some inexplicable reason, I have not found a screen reader that can do italics according to the rules of literary braille. JAWS can certainly

Amy, This is an interesting topic that, I too, have had to deal with. I have used a PacMate for a no. of ears and recently got it serviced, with what remaining parts FS still had available. I've

Hi Mario, Ah, yes, I see. It's been quite a while since I've done any significant tinkering under the hood. I do know that some restructuring of settings went on not so long ago but I don't know the

Hello Addison, I am not a Facebook expert so I did not jump into this thread straight away, thinking that perhaps someone else might have a more thorough answer. But yes, the regular facebook.com

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I don’t know a ton about this, but….. The scripts would be loaded at program startup, I believe, not JAWS startup. I think it’s quite picky about it as well; in order for the scripts to load

in regard to #2, that's what I want to understand. I am trying to figure out how to implement the scripting method I developed for previous versions of JAWS since version 11. now with 2018 and

Hello Is there anyone can helped me?If not then I don’t understand you all can helps other unless you all doesn’t understand me and not much experience on computer stuff and have not had much

Hi folks, I feel like this is a very basic question. And I also feel like I need some kind of basic braille display tutorial, too. But I am still getting used to using a braille display with

Hi, Roger is basically correct. However, there is a precedent for needing to recompile scripts between JAWS versions on a very occasional basis. This memorably happened when upgrading from JAWS 4.5

I haven't heard of this particular script. Just to verify, is this a third-party script for which you were provided with the .jsb file? If so, please make sure you can locate the file in the

Using: W10 64 bit and Jaws 2019. Hi I have experienced a problem with the punctuation script since upgrading from Jaws 2018 to 2019. Under 2018, the script could be run from anywhere on

You write your scripts in a scripting language that is proprietary to JAWS and MAGic; it is not a programming language like C++, C# or Python. Freedom Scientific occasionally introduces new functions

So, is the scripting language constently beeing updated, if errors are found, and if so, do you have to re-compile scripts with a new version of the script editor? Also, what language are scripts

Hi, A few points to answer here: To compile a script: as others have said, CTRL+S is the magic keystroke. However, you need to be in the script manager to do this! To get to the Script Manager, press

The script won't compile if there are syntax errors. Imagine that you were working on a script but had to leave your computer for some reason, but did not want to lose your work. You might be in the

So, why would you save with out compiling?

Hi, A few hours ago, any message I sent to this list did not get through but now all seems well again. Now that the main Jaws list works, will try the W10 list because this was also blocking

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Thanks! That worked!