But the are not exactly the same dialogue as F12/Control+F12.

Hi Kevin, that is because you used the right Alt, which also is utilized as AltGR by many languages. Either don't use the right Alt (too often) or press it several times to get rid of this

Hello Emil, I might sound a bit too harsh to everyone (sorry about that), but if you really want to learn a language (Spanish in your case), please don't listen to those suggestions like

Hi Brian, James Malone here. I’m afraid that Emil has set his preferences to no mail, but has selected to go on line to pull his answers off the web site from the list. He is one of my students, so

Just to "complete the circle" you can use CTRL+O for Open just as you can use CTRL+S to Save. These are both commands of MS-Office programs, and probably a lot more, as hitting CTRL+S here in Chrome

When it comes down to it, that's really not relevant. Software developers such as Freedom Scientific have far closer contact with Microsoft Support than any of us as end users do. If they

That is indeed correct. I've been on "the other side" as a software developer (and doing technical support) and it is impossible to fix what is not reported and/or what you cannot replicate. It

Thanks for the F12 recommendation. That will be a sanity saver for sure. I did turn off the back-stage on save and open, but it still shows up if I need to do a Save As to change the file name, which

hahahaha! that's funny! although the sticking of keys isn't a JAWS problem! has something to do with windows I believe. but you may be correct that windows and JAWS don't get along too well at

you have been lucky then because as I mentioned earlier, this problem has been around quite awhile! LOL! I had said since 1998, but it may have been since 1999. can't remember if windows ME started or

Maybe everyone should send emails to support.freedomscientific.com to explain the various issues. The more people will do it the more Freedom Scientific will do something about it. If you do, don't

When those keys stick on my computers, I perform percussive maintenance. With one hand on each stuck key, I hit them *alternately about fifteen times. Maybe just ten, but it sure makes me feel

A point of personal privilege. Goldwave is simply the most affordable professional sound editing software on the market. I started using Goldwave about 16 years ago. In those days, I was using

This is the first time I had this problem occur on a repetitive basis. I mean it happens over and over and over again. I will unload Jaws and reload multiple times and after a short time the problem

A sound card is a piece of hardware either on the motherboard or an independent card. Sound cards have drivers or small pieces of software that enable them to work with the computer. I doubt this is a

Hello Mario: I have been meaning to post the below information for some weeks but kept forgetting to do so. Well! here it is: The only difference between the demonstration version of GoldWave and

Using Windows 10 and Jaws 2018. My eloquence voice seems to be growling a lot lately. Is that a sound card going bad? Here I reveal my ignorance—what is a sound card? Is it hardware or

SharpKeys is popular, but since it involves registry editing one must be very careful. See: https://www.thewindowsclub.com/remap-keyboard-keys-windows-sharpkeys That article also mentions KeyTweak,

hmmm, the sticking of alt and ctrl keys has been around for a very long time, lol! pressing both ctrl keys and or alt keys several times quickly will unstick them most of the time. I can remember

Thanks to those who answered my query regarding mp3 files with varying volume levels. I'll go and get the program mentioned. Cheers Tom