It works with JAWS 2018, as well. It would be a surprising change if they removed it altogether, but I did say the position of the option might be version dependent. It's usually very near the bottom

If you are hearing alt+windows+q when pressing the insert key, you have issues that likely won't be resolved via email. I think perhaps it is time to call Microsoft Accessibility 800-936-5900 Or try

that used to work back when JAWS was at version 14 - 18. I don't think it works in later versions anymore.

If you have JAWS set to not display in its own window, then no, it won't come up when you move between windows, as there isn't a JAWS window open unless you open the settings centre, or some other

You can go to your JAWS menu with insert J or get there from the desk top. Up arrow to about and hit enter. That will tell you how many upgrades you have left, the current version that is running and

Capslock key, as the actual insert key on this laptop doesn't seem to work (it says alt windows q).

I don't think I have another Jaws dialog open... I've already tried rebooting my computer, twice.

Insert+j should never move to another icon. Are you sure you are hitting insert+j? which insert key are you using? Richard, in the U.S. "You know," said Arthur, "it's at times like this, when I'm

If it does nothing, it may be you have another Jaws dialog already open. If not, perhaps a reboot is in order. Richard, in the U.S. "You know," said Arthur, "it's at times like this, when I'm

All it does when I press it is jump to another icon on my desktop. When I alt tab Jaws doesn't come up, so what does that mean?

So when you hit insert-j, nothing happens? DO you have JAWS set to display in its own window or running from system tray?

The exact steps are: Insert+j, up arrow twice to About and hit enter. Or, the easy way in my mind is insert+j then control+insert+v Either method gets you what u want. Richard, in the U.S. "You

I can't seem to get insert j to work...

Ok...up arrow twice then. :)Yes, exit is at the very bottom.

I was referring specifically to insert+j then up arrow once. For me, that lands on the exit button. Nothing about a version number. Richard, in the U.S. "You know," said Arthur, "it's at times

Hello Richard. I'm not sure what you mean by saying that "it doesn't work if you have jaws in the system tray". Unless something has changed recently, it does work here in this fashion. I have not

Insert+j then up arrow does not work if you have Jaws in the System tray. But, insert+j followed by control+insert+v works in any setup. And, control+insert+v works in any and all programs. Twice

Shift tab when I'm where?

Yes that's what I'm wanting.

to get the version of a program in a virtual window so you can copy it and paste to where you want, press control+insert+v v. if you don't press v twice quickly, I mean really quickly, it won't