Ok, do I have to restart jaws, or, reload the webpage for it to recognize the new labels? Mike mcglashon Email: Michael.mcglashon@... Ph: 618 783 9331

It should label the button as a Personal Web setting, and should work with the Virtual cursor as well as JAWS cursor. Bill White billwhite92701@...

Hi all, Hoping someone can provide instructions. My office has recently upgraded to outlook 2016 in conjuction with office 365. Whenever I get an email with one or more attachments, the only way I

Michael, I’m asking around here at work to see if I have access to this and can test it. Haven’t heard of it before, but asking my data intelligence colleagues.

thanks Bill for the prompt response. I went and did as you prescribed, It took the label and I hit OK and then when I Erold back across the button it’s still sad and label zero button. My question

Thanks for the quick response. The control shift + o seems to work as it identifies 3 inline objects. (There are 3 objects pasted on the document) However, when I press enter, there is no response.

If it is a true text box, press ctrl+shift+o for JAWS to see the object, then press enter for JAWS to read it. If that doesn't work and you have JAWS 18 or later, press insert+spacebar, then o, then

Hello How can I have JAWS read the following in Word? Information is copied (select + a) from a slide in PowerPoint and pasted into Word. In Word, the content is read by JAWS as "rectangle

Hi, Mike. How to Make Custom Labels This is appropriate for labeling buttons. 1. Put focus on the item you want to label. 2. Press jaws + F2. 3. Arrow to custom label. This will open a

Would it work to use JAWS key plus S until All is selected? Bill White billwhite92701@...

Hello, there is another screen reader that, when tabbing through any items on ribbons in Office programs, automatically reads extended help information, such as Grow Font, Make your text a bit

Breaks are on the Layout tab, so one way is to press Alt, P, B. To remember P for layout, I think of page layout Hope that helps, Steve🐾

Hey guys: I seem to remember that there was a thread on here regarding labeling “unlabeled 0” buttons on webpages? Is there a way to have jaws say something else whenst I figure out what the

Hi, JM. Another way of obtaining file location is: 1. Open File Explorer Options. 2. Navigate to the View tab. 3. Open the tree list, and navigate to the item which reads: Display the full

HI. I was clarifying that the person who originally asked the question specifically referred to using that search box, and as I just verified, using that method, alt-enter to open properties does

Hi, I did not refer in any way to using the Windows search box when I mentioned the Alt+Enter option. If you read my message you find that I am speaking about Windows Explorer, e.g. if you drill

Shift-f10 does sometimes give one more options. For example, focusing on one of my documents (a txt file) and pressing the applications key gives a whole host of options, and in this case, I can

Hi. The OP described using the windows key search box to find the file. In that case, at least on my own Windows 10 machine, alt-enter (which I was actually going to suggest) does not work and in

That actually inserts a blank page, which may not be wanted. If it is, then use it, but if all you're trying to do is get text split across two pages at a given point in the text then ALT+N, B gives

The Open File Location is only available if you are dealing with a shortcut, it is not even available if you are on an actual file because if you are in Windows Explorer and highlight a file and not a