Hello, I've read the directions online for including an online video in a Powerpoint presentation. These include pressing the share and imbed buttons, then copying the link. I have access to both 2010

Exactly! And I just want to remind everyone that this feature was introduced in JAWS 16. So, if you are using an earlier version, you must upgrade to take advantage of this functionality.

so, it's like bypass mode for a webpage, passing on the keystroke to the webpage's use?

Thanks very much, Mike. I got it. I was there before, but didn't know those words meant what I was looking for. Best, Keith

Hi Daniel, For the record, something I've said especially since beginning to learn how to use a computer. There is no such thing as a stupid question. The only stupid question, is the 1 that

Okay Group, here is the first stupid question of the day. What would be the purpose for enabling application keystrokes on a webpage? Daniel

Thanks Michael, The info for getting to setting for "all applications" from the "settings", worked great. Verry well explained. Barbara H.

Thank you Gary. I tried this with Windows 8 and it worked. Daniel

Hi Keith, Try the following: 1. Open the Settings Center & then the default Settings Center for all applications. 2. Arrow down to, Web / HTML / PDFs, & press right arrow to open. 3. Arrow down to,

Hi, Keith. This menu item is only in the very latest update to JAWS. It was discussed here on the list a couple of days ago, but since I don't have that version of JAWS, I can't tell you where it is.

Insert-z turns off the virtual cursor. Insert-n toggles navigation quick keys on and off. Is that what you are looking for????

Hi, OK. I'm totally stumped. I swear I've looked in every menu item and list in JAWS, but I just can't find a setting to enable application keystrokes on a webpage. Please help. I hope I'm clear in

Thanks Kim, Just didn't think about that feature in JAWS.

Here's another way to get to Taskbar Properties. Press Windows Key T for Taskbar. Then Press Alt Enter for Properties. This is for users of Windows 7, but give it a try in Windows 8. Don't have

Jaws key + V will get to the quick settings. -- Kimberly

Hi all, Where do you find the "jaws quick settings?" Thanks for your assistance. Barbara

Hi Work gave me a hp ultrabook laptop, whichhas no insert button, or page up/down/previous/next page. I've figured out the fn key plus the arrow keys will do the page up etc. Insert is FN plus ctrl

Actually, Daniel, I was replying to someone who asked how to do this in Windows7. I do not know the procedure for selecting all icons to appear in the system tray for Windows8. Thank you. Bill White

OK, thanks Daniel and Bill. I got it. The actual message in my Windows 7 was "Always show all icons and notifications on the taskbar." I was a little hesitant at first, as I usually think of the

Bill: I do not know what you mean by right clicking on an "empty area" of the task bar. When I get on the task bar, I arrow through and find no empty areas. Also, I might add that I am wanting to