The tab key isn’t limited to links. It also takes you through some form controls. The Inee Linkee is very easy and responsive, especially if you set it up the way I have it where I don’t even have

Hi. The back button should work the same in firefox and chrome. Use alt-left arrow if you are in the same window. Not positive but I think there is a way in preferences to force everything to open in

Well, I wouldn’t. There are a few levels of uAC; I wouldn’t just say yes to whatever it asks, it’s good that it lets you know what programmes are attempting to do admin tasks and I’m certainly

Patrick, My experience with Chrome is that when I click on a download link, the file is downloaded without any confirmation. The way to find out if it's arrived in your system is to press shift-F6.

You don’t mention the n key for skipping links, visited or not.

Hi, Sieghard. I did try using the Touch Cursor, but no matter what I did, I couldn’t Tab, SHIFT plus TAB or even answer with ALT plus Y until I turned on Narrator. So, this is a JAWS issue, and it

A couple ideas, When doing a Google Search, if the site you visit opens in a new window or tab, you can use Control W to close that window and go back to your results page. If the site appears in the

Tab goes through all form elements including buttons, edit boxes, combo boxes, etc. If you know you are looking for links, it’s nice to just move through that type of element. I use the Links

Have you tried using the Touch cursor to see if you can get to Yes with that?

Can somebody tell me how having a quick nav key for Any Link differs from using tab?

JAWS has an archived webinar on using MS Teams. It is very helpful.

I am an old Window-Eyes user, so I dumped the List hot key, which was l and made it the any link key. I seldom if ever want to jump to the next list… Its really up to your own preference.

Ditto. I had thought that my two sound card setup created the interference and warbled speech but it now seems to have another cause. Closing and reopening JAWS does the trick.

 Hi Luke, Press, Insert + F2, to open the Jaws manager and navigate to, Navigate Quick Keys, and press enter. In here is where you can either add or change your key assignments. Take care.

No, I wasn’t. But starting Narrator works well, because, once I have answered Yes to the UAC prompt, I can just toggle Narrator off again with CONTROL plus WINDOWS key, ENTER. Bill

Hi, Were you ever able to solve this problem aside from starting narrator? Thanks for the responses. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

I am using the latest version of Thunderbird along with the latest version of NVDA and have no issues. I neever have the statgus bar enabled. See no real need to have it enabled.

oh yes, about that, as you supposed, it's an issue for n v d a users, not jaws users, I'm pretty sure of it! Best, Leo On 4/10/2020 10:22 AM, David

I did some switching: I turned place marker into P, then use K for Any Link. I don’t tend to use P for paragraph, as ctrl+down arrow works.

I had the same problem, and I had to start Narrator to be able to answer Yes in the $$ window. Bill White billwhite92701@...