Pressing insert-F7 brings up a list of the links on the webpage, and they’re shown in succession. If your focus is on the current link, chances are that opening the links list there will place you

 Hi Mark, Pressing, Insert + H, brings up the list below while in your browser of choice. Unvisited and Visited link keys are marked with 2 stars. Go Back a page, ALT+LEFT ARROW. Read the

I'm on web content where I want to go to the next link. However, I don't know whether it is a visited or unvisited link. Is there a navigation quick key to move to the next link, whether it is

I forgot to mention, that you can do this for all your documents downloads favorites folders and if you ever lose your hard drive they’ll all be on one drive and when you reinstall windows you just

I can tell you how to make windows look at that folder but the problem you’re going to have is none of your shortcuts that weren’t created on that system aren’t gonna work. Go to this computer

 Hello again Well, the Jawskey+F7 listing of links, choosing the link and then using the activate button worked. The screen refresh did nothing. I still do not understand why this started as it

Hi Bill Thanks for the suggestions. I will let you know what happens. Phil

Hi, I want to sync the contents of my desktop across multiple computers, using OneDrive. I already have a “desktop” folder in my OneDrive. Can anyone help me from there? Thanks,

There are definitely Windows Keyboard shortcuts of the Windows Logo Key class that do this. Go to the Windows Keyboard Shortcuts Page, expand either all of the commands or only the Windows Logo Key

I have forgotten the keystroke in JAWS that will lead to choices such as windows side by side, windows stacked, etc. Thank you. Bill White billwhite92701@...

Hi all. Randy, you hit on something. I switched the default sound to the Yeti and set JAWS to my internal laptop. I had no speech. I then unloaded JAWS and started it again, and no joy. This was

 Hi Kevin, Okay, I understand better what's happening, but what you're doing should work, I do this all the time with any version of Jaws I have installed with no problems. What I thought at

Yeah jaws has been doing that for years… You just unload jaws completely and reload it every time you switch sound cards that way. Randy Barnett

Hi Mike. I really appreciate you trying to help, but that’s what I originally tried to do. I have the Yeti as the default card, and when I go into JAWS and set it to my PC internal card, I lose

 Okay, now you can have Jaws play through the internal soundcard. Whatever soundcard is set to the default is the soundcard that music and system sounds will play through. With the Yeti being the

Hi again. I'm not sure if I'm in the same place, but in the Volume Control, I select the Yeti as the playback device. There's a Set to Default button. I hit that, and sounds come through the

check if the Yetti is set as the default playback device (system default). if it is not, there is a default button when focused on the Yetti.

you can't listen to music thru the Yeti because it is a microphone, an input device for audio. if JAWS is lost after plugging in the Yeti, take a look at what sound card JAWS is set to speak out

Mike, I have done this, but I just went through my Control Panel to find how I did this, but I am baffled. Sucks getting old. Love in Christ Marty If we view this present life as our primary goal,

Make sure you have your speakers plugged into the correct port of the Yeti soundcard and make sure it's not muted in Playback devices or the volume mixer. Take care and stay safe. Mike. Sent from my