version 9 is the latest. It has not been updated for years.

By the way, ALT+TAB or ALT+SHIFT+TAB will typically throw you right back in to the Advanced Find dialog so that you can issue that ALT+F to find next if you've switched focus away from it. It

- That dialog can be left open, and if you're doing repeated searches that's what is typically done. If you've set up an advanced search on, say, the word "Control" in bold, each hit of ALT+F is the

In settings center there is a button called something like keycaps that I remember being discussed by Jonathan on FSCast as a way to prevent “tab” from being spoken every time it was typed

Hello, Generally in word, the control-pageUp and control-pageDown keys will do this if you have a search enabled. When first getting into a document these keystrokes will move by physical page, but

Select the text you want with shift+whichever key selects the amount you want and press control+u. That will only underline the selection. Or, press control+u type what you want underlined, and then

It doesn’t. You have to go to the Freedom Scientific downloads page for Openbook to find it. Richard "The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy has this to say on the subject of

Hi All, In Word 2010 how do I underscore a single letter, word or line? Running Jaws 16 thru J2021, Windows 7 and 10. Thanks much. Stay safe and take care. Mike.

Or, change your speech and sounds scheme. Insert, alt + S, will bring up a list of schemes. Up or down arrow to a scheme and press enter to change. Note: make a note of which scheme you're running

I also have OpenBook 9.0, but when I check for updates, it says I’m already using the latest update. Maybe, the auto-updater doesn’t catch the latest version?

Check out the skim reading tool. I think it will do it.

hi all, a friend of mine is having a hard time trying to look through text with bold, italics and a specific colour. She's using Office 2013 and JAWS 2020. I thought that using CONTROL+f, going to

Hi, Mark. There is no way currently to have key strokes included in Speech History. If there were, it could present a privacy concern. I think the only way you are going to have a log of keystrokes

Does anyone know a way to have speech history include keystrokes that were pressed and not just what JAWS said? This would be a helpful way of recording a walk through of content.

 Has anyone tried the Touch cursor? Shift + PC cursor, tapping the PC cursor twice returns it back to a regular cursor. I have found that unusable screens can usually be managed with the touch

- You have quoted material that mentions both the NVDA Help Group, and the main NVDA Group. In any case, regardless of the Groups.io group, it is a simple matter to set up message preview if you want

How many posts does one get on the list mentioned below? Not a exact #, just a ball park figure. I was on a NVDA list, and the posts 98% of the time were so petulant, I left it. Petulant, meaning

Rebecca, I’ve not encountered the problem you mentioned. I had 2020 and now have 2021 of JAWS, with no notification changes. I have at least 2 zoom meetings per week and when someone joins or

The problem seems specific to the Preference pane and I found exactly the problem described. My suggestion is to use Narrator for this screen only. David G. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

I tried it and using Jaws 2021 I also can replicate your issue. However as a workaround I found that unloading Jaws whilst on that screen and loading Narrator with control windows enter gave a much