Hello All- First off, thanks much for all the suggestions.  One almost worked... I highlighted  "empty page" as instructed 2.  then hit ins. + space-bar, then o and then d It started

Try using Jaws Convenient OCR since it clearly is an image file of the text. I assume Jaws OCR can run on Windows 7, but you'll have to try it to find out. What I would do is point to the file in File

When you use Acrobat Reader Pc to open PDF documents, you may sometimes get the message, "empty document". This means that the text is contained within an inmage that Acrobat

My answers: Your problem might be that you are still running windows 7 and you should upgrade to Windows 10. Don't want to upgrade and if JAWS will read other PDF files...what's the issue with

Hi all, I was looking at stuff on my old laptop today and noticed that I have a few Outlook contacts on my old computer that aren't in my contacts on this laptop. So I'm wondering, is there any way to

Your problem might be that you are still running windows 7 and you should upgrade to Windows 10. The other thing, you don't mention is what pdf reader are you using? You should be using the Adobe

How old is the book (or, more accurately, the PDF of the book)? There still exist tons of image scanned PDFs made in the early days when OCR was not a standard part of doing a scan conversion to PDF.

Hello All- Hoping someone can help with this.  I have the latest version of JAWS 2021 and am using Windows 7.  I can open other PDF files on my computer...no problem.  I downloaded a PDF book

I can't say that I blame you. Other than the memory thing, which I'll get figured out, I love the computer. The first thing I did after installing a screen reader was go into sound settings and turn

After turning off the Waves Max Audio in startup apps, the sound card didn’t know I plugged the headphones in unless it was plugged in when I rebooted. I think I will turn it off again because I

I have tried turning MaxxAudio off again, so we’ll see what happens. Weirdly enough the 3.5 jack is working for me. As I recall I didn’t have problems with the jack last time until I tried

No, That would explain why it was not in my startup aps.

Well, you are right. I had not noticed the problem of it no longer recognizing the 3.5 MM headphone jack because I almost never unplug my headphones. It is one of those annoying Del things. One

Marty, Do you have a Del? It’s Waves Max Audio: Waves MaxxAudio Pro Application | Driver Details | Dell US Richard "The highest reward for a person's toil is not what they get for it, but

There is no WaveMax Audio on my system. a Google search shows WaveMax as a laundry service or a digital audio editing or production program.

James, disabling in startup. To the person who mentioned telling JAWS where to send the audio, that isn’t the issue in this case. When I disabled Maxxaudio this messed with my head for an hour or

 Hi Phillip, Go to Jaws Utilities / soundcard submenu and tell Jaws to run through the headset you plugged in. The headset should show in the soundcard submenu if it's a USB headset. Rebooting

I didn’t have that problem. But just to be clear, are you stopping the service or disabling the application?

Here's what FS has to say on the subject: https://www.freedomscientific.com/training/remote-desktop-connections/ Frankly, I'd expect it not to work with any other client besides those mentioned. 

I’ve never seen 2 people who like exactly the same information I’d in the same way. Unfortunately, you have the right idea. Go through it, understand each setting before you start, and set it