Uber and Apple are two instances with categories. It isn't even accessible on iOS either, but I bet if I didn't have broken arrow keys that are remapped to unused keys in Windows, Safari probably

Hi All, I just started using Outlook 2013 today with the latest version of Jaws. Most of the time, when I launch Outlook, Jaws is losing focus rather than landing in the Inbox of Outlook 2013. I

Kevin, I agree. If one prefers the virtual ribbons, than by all means, they should use them. For myself, a list of the shortcut keys that I can reference will be more useful than trying to memorize

I think the instructions Bill is referring to is that as you tab, the keystrokes for accessing the various options from within the ribbon are given. Personally, I can live without that. I've had a

Hello Kimsan, It is too bad your brain is frozen; it looks like your memory is the only one with that info, lol. Cheers Kevin.

Same here: all my programs open quickly and are running smoothly. If I hadn't done the upgrade myself, I would have thought my computer was built for Windows 10.

Windows 10 is working great for me... I don't mind the fact that Jaws doesn't automatically read search results, as it's usually not the first result I am looking for, so must arrow down the list

It does, but not automatically as you type your search term; you have to use the arrow keys to get JAWS to read them.

Hey Brad, For sure, that makes total sense. If therrre's some great new functionality with Edge when Jaws is able to support it, I'll let the list know. Cheers, Russell

Well, I'm glad it's working for you on your newer laptop, and hope it does the same on your desktop! :)

Are you saying that JAWS does read the start search entries. I was under the impression that it didn't read them. Thanks Debbie

Brent, I'm afraid I'm not going to be any help to you. After I sent my previous message, it occurred to me (derf dederf derf) that I could access what I needed at home as easily as at work. We do use

That might help me get better acquainted with these ribbons.

Oh, I can see that once I knew the keystrokes, that would be way better. I have some written from 2010 and think they will probably work on 2013.

Thanks. That is what I've been doing, seems maybe a little slow, a little clumsy, but probably the more I do it, the more I'll get used to it.

So, Bill, if I lose JAWS instructions, I might not know what I'm doing or where I am?

The free feed is to lure the deer into the killing ground. I don't think the free Windows 10 upgrade offer is quite that sinister though. Just good old Microsoft's way of trying to keep it's

Hello Carolyn, Initially you arrow and tab around until you find what you want, but as you do Jaws is announcing the keystrokes for the particular items. Then when you want to go there the next time

Bill, I don't think I'll be upgrading my current Windows 7 computer to Windows 10 in 2020. It will be 9 years old by then if it's still running. I'll just buy a shiny new computer with Windows 10,

And, I meant I like down arrowing to read the results.