Just a thought, as I haven't played with it yet. Several issues ago, Access began acting the same way, refusing to speak field names as I tabbed to them. I raised the verbosity level from advanced

I want to find an email I deleted in Outlook 2010. I have JAWS 16 & Windows 7. How do you search for a subject like what the Nevada table is selling at convention. Thank you for the

Cletus, Are you sure that it's an MS issue and not a JAWS issue? Even though my Word 2007 works, there are many instances where Office 2013 products made changes that JAWS struggled to catch up

Neither the regular or accessible kindle app REALLY "works" with jaws, what THE accessible version does is detect that an accessibility program is running (at least jaws, NVDA and window eyes are

No. I just went straight to the regular Amazon page and to the book I wanted to download. Then I just downloaded the regular ap. If there is a thing with a disability plug-in, then I will just

I reported this problem about a year ago to Microsoft. they acknowledge that the problem exists but It has still not been fixed. I suggest that others report it also. Cletus Hostetler

Rick, if you have an iPhone use that for your Kindle books. It is an excellent app. Kindle for the PC has never worked as well. I haven't tried it lately with JAWS because the iPhone is so much

As long as you have an SD slot available copying to or from an SD card is just like any other file copy, the card shows up as a drive (just like USB drives do). I suggest that you use the

Rick, Did you get the Kindle for PC with Accessibility Plugin? If you didn't download that version, go to http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200596280 and read the

Not necessarily with JAWS. Better to get the Kindle for PC with accessibility - which has builtin speech Try https://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?docId=1000632481 Dale E.

Although not relevant to Word 2013, I tried it with Word 2007 and the latest JAWS build, and it's still working there, including tabbing around in the dialog. I also saw a new feature that must

I'll be following this one, because, for a while now, envelopes have been as easy as pie; they almost address themselves. Of course, I always do mine in conjunction with a letter, and it's always

Dear Listers: I am considering trying to purchase an e-book in Kindle edition from Amazon. I have downloaded the Kindle ap, but first I need to sign in and register it. But first, I need to know

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Its been so long since I've done this, could someone please explain the steps in doing this? I'm sure its as simple as I remember, I just need a refresher as to where to go for what, if that makes

I would just give it a try. If after you plug it in it ask you if you want to format the drive, then of course disconnect it. Dave Carlson Sent from my iPhone using the handwriting feature.

In researching this very thing on a drive called the Superdrive, it can be done, but you need to download drivers for the disc drive. Then after install and reboot, the drive should show up in Windows

Hi, I think I know the answer is a No, but wanted to check. I'm in need of using a USB Disc Drive on my laptop for a short while, and the only one I have access to is one my wife uses for her Mac.

What luck do folks here have with addressing an envelope using word 2013. I do alt m followed by e and it places me in an edit field but jaws does not state what the edit field is. Also, when I

No, drivers should not get uninstalled without specific user action. All that might happen is that the operating system will be set to use the new sound card as the default audio output but the old