Hi Stan, The mute command on Windows is Alt A. Here are a few Windows keyboard commands for Zoom pasted below. Hope this helps. Windows available Keyboard Shortcuts F6: Navigate among

Dear Listers: Please remind me of the keystroke for muting self in zoom. Using J 2020. Stan

Hello Group, I have read a number of Ebooks using IOs and have just purchased an ebook that I would like to access/read using JAWS. I downloaded Kindle for PC and although I was able to read the

Hello Group, I have read a number of Ebooks using IOs and have just purchased an ebook that I would like to access/read using JAWS. I downloaded Kindle for PC and although I was able to read the

Thanks Jonathin, I am using Chrome. Where are the click settings? Or is it a function of JAWS?

Hi robin, I thought maybe troll was the new slang for control after finding ctrl + tab was the way to move between open Acrobat documents. Thanks for your help. Alan

Hello, ON my workplace, My office 2013 is updated to office 2019 with jaws 2019. Some strange things: 1. When I am in the messagelist, enter is no longer opening the message but I need

I meant “control”.

Control+tab. Rahul

Hi List, I Googled it and found that ctrl + tab cycles between open Acrobat Reader DC documents. Alan Lemly

Robin, I appreciate your quick reply but I don't have a Troll key on my keyboard. Could you have meant something else? Alan

Troll Tab is working for me in Acrobat DC, but I’m in Windows 10, so hopefully that will still work in Win 7.

Hi List, I'm using Windows 7 and have two open PDF files in Acrobat Reader DC. In the past, I've always been able to cycle between open files using the alt + tab keystroke but I'm only getting one

That is truely horrible. Can I share with the accessibility community? To try and resolve, try changing the click behaviour for that web page. Look for the word simulate in quick settings and find the

I wonder why this is happening with some individuals using Jaws to read Kindle books, I have made sure I have the standard version of Kindle for PC, and the virtual cursor reads all Kindle content

I've been noticing this for quite some time and thought I was the one doing something wrong.

Awesome, Mike. Thanks so much, and please thank both Brian and Brad for me. More Later, Dani

 Okay, yet another reply: From: Brian Lee One thing you can do is use either function key 5 or CTRL with G, type in the letter S followed by the section number you want to go to and then press

 Hi again Dani, I posted your question to another list and here's a reply: From: Brad Snyder To: office-accessibility@groups.io You can do this by using the “Go To” utility in MS Word. Open

Like I said, the check box for list is not checked, it makes no difference because this is not the problem.