Hi all. I installed the beta of JFW. 2019 everything went well, but when I want to use it in 40 minutes demo, it tells me that I need a license. In the past, the betas didn't ask for this

Sent this before and apparently it never hit the list. I also tried joining the JAWS scripts list on yahoo groups but not hearing anything back I wonder if that list is no longer active?

Every time my latest client and I are transitioning from one webpage to another where he has entered a new URL in the address bar by hand we consistently have JAWS 2018 announcing the URL of the page

Debbie, To stop JAWS from speaking progress bars, hit Insert+V and keep hitting the Down Arrow until you hear General Options. Hit the Down Arrow again 3 times til you hear Progress bar spoken and

Hi everyone, Working with a medical transcription company using Editscript 11 and the Webex client for chatting with team members. Are there any scripts to make the Webex interface more

Bill, I am with both you, and Vlad, in certain regards. On "the Vlad side" is the rock solid and most basic computer security principle: As soon as you do not have physical security

Hello, Sorry for chiming in here. I would simply like to try and disipate a little bit this feeling of so-called insecure environment. Dear friends, I've been using Chrome for at least two years, it

Hello Debby: I tried cycling through the options by pressing JAWS KEY+S but, the speaking of the elapsed time are still spoken. By default, like you, the setting is Highlighted. The layered

thanks friend. good work. cheers. Às 15:14 de 18/09/2018, Mike B. escreveu: -- A acção pode nem sempre ser felicidade, mas não há felicidade sem

Hello Sieghard: No! When I return to the desktop or move to another open window, the progress messages for the audio stream are no longer spoken. This problem is a recent one. To mute and unmute

Hi, Brian. This is what I found on Google about Chrome. I’m not excessively security cautious, but, even to me, this is pretty scary. You might want to think twice before you let someone borrow

Sharon, If you've never used Chrome it is impossible that Chrome has saved passwords. If you wish to use Chrome, but also wish that it never, ever even offer to remember

So if I do not want Chrome to save passwords . . . I just wonder if any have been saved on the site if I’ve never used Chrome. Talk about confusing. Sharon

Hi All, All the links are below plus what's new in this version. JAWS 2019 Beta Report Form: https://www.freedomscientific.com/Forms/JAWSBetaReport 32 Bit:

Sharon, Yes. When you bring up the Chrome Passwords page there is a section with the Saved Passwords list (by site) and a Never Saved section (also arranged by site). I cannot

So, if I want to change my password for either gmail or scribd, this is where I should go. Right? Sharon

Sometimes everything goes back to normal after I alt-tab away and come back. Other times, I end up having to unload Chrome in the task manager before anything will work right. Jerry

My question, then, is this: Are the passwords you enter for webpages like BARD, etc saved as you said in an earlier post, in https://passwords.google.com or are they saved on the local

Exactly where I mentioned. After you've brought up Chrome Menu, Settings, Password - the dialog that appears has the "Offer to save passwords" toggle as the first item. -- Brian - Windows 10 Home,

What I’m referring to is managing whether or not Chrome remembers passwords, and how to get Chrome to save a password after logging onto a website. Bill White billwhite92701@...