Good points, I don’t have an all-in-one but most should offer twain drivers, which work better because they are simple and straight forward and do not require any other software.

Thanks for reminding me about the TWAIN drivers. Yes, Open Book requires them, as best I remember. Shirley Shirley Tracy

Shirley, If you want to use it for Open Book, you’ll want to be sure you know which drivers it uses and what OpenBook requires. I use Kurzweil 1000 and the scanner must run with TWAIN drivers to

Thank you, Joe and Richard, for responding. I’ll consider your ideas. I do have sighted help to set it up—thankfully! I’ll let you know what I end up with. Cheers, Shirley Tracy

We like the Brother brand of printers and some are all in ones, that are also WiFi enabled and even AirPrint enabled if you have an iPhone or iPad. I don’t have a specific model to recommend, just

I think that the safe mode feature did a registry hack to get the sound driver into safe mode, so maybe you could find that hack and and maybe Jaws would work in safe mode after all. Richard Turner

I would suggest that you purchase a laser printer. Unlike an ink jet the nozzles do not clog since it uses a different Process. A black and white model costs about as much as an ink jet if you do not

Sadly, they never followed through with incorporating those features. The Safe Mode speech with Window-Eyes worked quite well. Richard "He that cannot forgive others breaks the bridge over

Good morning list, My printer has finally given up. Can anyone please give me a suggestion of an easy-to-use printer and scanner that works well with JAWS? I also need one that will work well

And exactly which wonderful features of Window Eyes have been incorporated into JAWS? For instance, Window Eyes allegedly had a feature that provided speech when booting into

Actually, Freedom Scientific was after Window-eyes for years even filing a frivolous law suit over place markers. Window-eyes merged with AI Squared, the makers of zoomText, and then The conglomerate

Mark, if not already responded, the keystroke is insert+f1. hope this is what you're looking for.

Sorry I saw the comment about Freedom Scientific pushing Windows-eyes out of the market. But wanted to point out that Freedom and the vendor of Window-eyes murged. Which is kind of like saying

Just because I was primarily a Window-Eyes user before this happened, the program name was Window-Eyes, which is the word Window then a hyphen and then the word Eyes. Richard "He that cannot

It has a lot to do with them wanting you to use their products on their platforms. It’s sad but it’s across-the-board kind of the same way that Freedom Scientific pushed window wise out of the

Knowing how Apple is about their stuff, could it be that they won’t work with FS to create JAWS scripts for iCloud or iTunes? These are 2 pretty big main stream programs, and it is a little

Yes, but for us Windows users it is not much fun at all. I can't understand why Apple does such an awesome job on the iPhone has such a crappy job on iCloud and iTunes for windows… Randy Barnett

When quick keys is enabled in JAWS you can press S to move to the next section and shift-s to move to the previous section. Pressing insert-z toggles Quick Keys on and off. David

It sounds like you somehow got to the ad-ons page. You should be able to hit ctrl-l and type in whatever url you want to go to. The only real setup is whether you want to set as default

Is there a command or script that would make JAWS describe the contents of a region? For example, it might say that the main region has 3 headings, 4 lists, 10 links, and so on. It could save time