Sometimes there are notifications that don't show up in the Windows Actions Center. Sometimes I hear "new notification," and the Actions Center is empty, but I still hear it. OCR doesn't

do it about every day, play around with the site, and you'll find it is not hard, though take it one step at a time, and keep the accessibility help number handy for when you get yourself in

This is incorrect. I am using the latest version of JAWS, and I still needed to disable protected mode in Acrobat Adobe reader. Bill White billwhite92701@...

As I said, it's interesting that shortcuts for me seem to work fine and as somebody else said, they experience this also with NVDA and Narrator so it may not be Jaws. On the other hand while one

Thanks Sieghard, but as you say that doesn't solve/answer the issue at hand; but is a good work around. It is just that one shouldn't have to do a work around for something this

I know this is a work-around or a different way of doing things and not a solution to the specific issue, but why not put your main applications on the taskbar where you can access them with Windows

Thank you Mark for this information. Janet “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son that whomsoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” John 3: 16

And just to add to this, in the latest version of Jaws this is no longer necessary, but if you use Jaws 2018 or an earlier version of Jaws 2019 you may have to do this.

In my case, I'm the only user, and am on the one account, which has full administrative rights. Since the shortcuts work with Jaws 2018, but not 2019, this is definitely a Jaws

are you logging on as a standard user? i am finding that icon shortcuts i make or change will not work unless i log on as the administrator. then the icon shortcuts i make will stick and work on the

Hi, I am also having this problem, but i'm not sure if it is due to the latest version of Jaws. It also happens with Narrator and NVDA. I also can't seem to create a shortcut hotkey or at least not

Just t4ried mine, with J19 and Chrome. It is working. ******************************** www.harmonicaworkshops.com "Richard Turner" <richardturner42@...> wrote:

Another odd thing is using the bypass key, insert+3 doesn’t work either. It is like Jaws 2019 on Windows 10 home just simply blocks those desktop shortcut keys. Richard Check out my web

Well, they say misery loves company. Good to know I’m not the only one. The strange thing is, at work, with a similar setup, only it is Windows 10 Pro, the shortcut keystrokes work with Jaws

I have been having this same problem, mainly with the Internet Explorer shortcut. In order to get it to work, I have to arrow to the shortcut and press ENTER on the shortcut. The hotkey assignment

Greetings, I have done a clean install of both Jaws 2019, and Jaws 2018 on my Windows home 64 bit dell laptop. If Jaws 2019 is running, the shortcut keystrokes I have set for my various programs

Hi Marvin, There is a security setting in Adobe Reader that you need to disable. Go to Adobe preferences by pressing CTRL + K. In the list of preferences, look for "Security, (enhanced)". Tab to where

Hi, Marvin. 1. Open Adobe Reader. 2. Press ALT plus K for Preferences. 3. Arrow down to Security (Enhanced, (not just Security) 4. TAB to Enable Protected Mode at startup, and make sure it is

Hi, Have you gone into Accessibility, and set preferences there? If youhaven’t, do so. It’s in the Edit menu of the latest Adobe Reader DC. There’salso the Setup Accessibility Assistant.

I thought I would try adobe acrobat reader dc, latest version. My adobe acrobat pro English is a few years old, version 5.5., but when I try to load a pdf, and then select that and load, it goes into