Thanks Bill. I'll give that a try. I do not understand why a CTRL + F (a straight browser find) would be able to locate that button when a JAWS Find (INS + CTRL + F) does not. I generally encourage

Hi again, Brian. There is no shortcut for the Settings dropdown menu. The quickest way to get to the Settings Dropdown Menu is: 1. Press CONTROL plus F. 2. Type Settings and press ENTER. 3.

Yes, getting the same issue from time to time with JAWS 2018. Have not yet seen it in the 2019 beta release. Agree, very annoying.

As the very odd man out being sighted but using screen readers for experimenting and figuring out issues, it is often difficult to know where they have focus at the moment, particularly if the object

Standard in this case. Perhaps I should revert to the Basic HTML view where it had been a link at the top of the page. I try to avoid that particular approach when possible and using standard can

Hi, did you import your JAWS 2018 settings to the beta? It's reading your status bar, wonder if you have screen echo on all? Following. thanks Rob Whyte Assistive Technology | Specialist Services

I do tech support for a state agency, and support a user on Fusion 2018. He has a 64 bit Windows 10 desktop machine with Office 2016. For this user, Jaws frequently seems to lose focus and stops

Hi, Brian. Were you using Standard or Basic view? Bill White billwhite92701@...

Today while working with a client I wanted to get into the Gmail Settings via the web interface. In order to do this you must activate the Settings Menu Button, which drops down the Settings Button

Hi Cristóbal, One thought is maybe your screen echo has changed. While in Outlook press, Jaws key + S, to tobble through settings. They are Highlighted, All, & None. It sounds like it might be

Hi Dan Yeswhen I call FS support lady did able to helps me on Tuesday afternoon when I told her that I download and installed jaws 2018 on Monday afternoon when I spoke with fs man and Microsoft

Hi, Did you get an answer to this? You need to be sure that your history settings is not set to “Clear history each time IE is closed.” This may be your problem as history will clear after

Hi, JAWS is picking up this screen text. I am not sure if Outlook has an option to block this. The announcement is Outlook notifying that you have correctly connected to your server. With IMAP

Hello list, I’ve been having this issue for a while now. I can’t recall when it started, but regardless, it happens every single time I switch folders in Outlook 2016. Be it a main inbox or

Many thanks. It worked great. Punctuation would have made the message more understandable but it was mostly intelligible. Thanks again, Lee

Even quicker, use Control+Shift+V, then select your folder. All the best Steve

To add to this, if you just want it in the one app, then make sure you're in that app before pressing Insert+V. If you want progress bars never to be spoken, then press Insert+V, then Control+Shift+D

Hello I don't know Powershell if you want to get the command prompt just open your start menu and type CMD that will open the command prompt when you press enter if you need to have been right press

Some people are reporting that the JAWS 2019 beta is resolving some of the freezing behavior in Windows 10. Bill White billwhite92701@...

Last week, I had been having trouble with Firefox and JAWS. This was resolved by updating JAWS and turning off automatic updates in Firefox, locking it at version 52 ESR. Now, in the last couple of