There should be a way to make the form an accessible document. Justin

I was able to get an SMA this year during the conventions for $120.00. They usually give a 20-25 percent discount during the conventions. So you might be better off to purchase one this year at

Maybe you can copy and paste it to a fresh notepad document to give you a chance to read it so you know what it says. Justin

Boy, that is a jump in price. That should be for 2 upgrades. After updating to 2021, I checked and JAWS indicates I have 1 more remaining upgrade. Should that be reporting correctly or is there

Hi Brian, These are forms my students have completed. I tried the key commands you listed, but nothing seems to happen.

Hi, Don. They told me the price of a new SMA after January 1 will be $210.00. Bill White billwhite92701@...

Yes, the price went up. It is still cheaper than the "license' model for the US, which is $90 per year, or $180 for two years. I just went ahead and bought the new SMA so I am good through

Cynthia, Are you being tasked with looking at forms that others have already filled out? If so, you might want to consider converting the whole form to "straight MS-Word document" format,

Well I used my last SMA to upgrade to 2021. If I remember correctly I purchased my last SMA for $120 two years ago. Now I am told that the cost will be $150 and that price is only good until Jan 1.

Thanks Kevin. I’ll definitely try this out. Alison

Hi All, I am using the most recent version of MS Word and JAWS 2020. My department has created what seem to be forms in word, and I keep running into trouble with them. I can read the first few

I taped a thick index card over my touchpad because I have sighted members of the family who also need to occasionally use my laptop. It’s not ideal, but it keeps me from generally bumping the

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I find that leaving UI checked works fine. If you look instead for the footnote setting, and make sure it is checked for On, for me, Jaws reads the foottnote as I read the document. Here is what

Ceigard: Instead of pressing JAWS KEY+SPACE BAR, followed by S, then pressing JAWS KEY+SPACE BAR, followed by SHIFT+S, to silence speech altogether, the process would be simpler, if it was, JAWS

Hi. Unless you want to use the headphones for something else, just powering them off will disconnect Bluetooth, rather than unpairing things so you have to go through the pairing process again.

Madison: There are many ways in Windows 10 to achieve what you are trying to accomplish. Below is the method I use to create a new shortcut for JAWS, should my existing JAWS shortcut should be

This is only partly true in my opinion. It seems impossible to get anything meaningful out of the Calendar page – even if using the recommended Agenda view for accessibility. I don’t know if this

Thanks for this. I will try this out. When I have finished the session using the Bluetooth headphones, will disconnecting the headphones be sufficient for returning to normal mode? Alison

I will.