Well I hate to tell you this but sadly you will have to replace the rail drivers in jaws for any displays that you used with narrator because the narrator will have erased those drivers and put in

I had a similar issue with a Focus display. The support person at FS had to enable Braille support in Narrator, change the output to focus; then turn off support in Narrator.

Hi Mike, Thank you very much for those GREAT key strokes. For years I’ve been using the insert and the down arrow keys and I like this new system. I just tried it on an existing Word

While the accessibility is a little quirky, it's all there, and you might want to reclass some controls, but it's all very usable as is.

I have went into narrator and remove the braille components so there shouldn’t be a conflict with narrator. I also went back to braille in the jaws program and selected pacmate. I got a message

Try a system restore on the pc to before you did all that with narrator, maybe? Justin

Until the Narrator braille driver conflict with Jaws is fixed, this is going to happen. You may want to contact Microsoft Accessibility support to at least register your complaint that the Narrator

You may have to reinstall any drivers for those displays again. Or, run a Jaws repair and see if that fixes it. Richard "He that cannot forgive others breaks the bridge over which he must pass

Well I decided to play with narrator a bit. I got my braille display to function properly and explored a bit. I decided that narrator just wasn’t for me. I attempted to get jaws 2020 to work with

Hi, Justin. I don't know if this will correct your problem with opening third-party apps, but try the following, 1. Go to Windows Settings with Windows Key plus I, if you have Windows 10. 2.

Hello group, There are occasions when I need to contact Apple tech support, as all of my playlists are stored in iTunes on my PC. As a longtime IE user until recently, after setting up a

Another keystroke that will give a little more than the word count is, Control, Shift + G. Take care. Mike. Sent from my iBarstool. *My body has absorbed so much soap and disinfectant lately that

Adrian, Thanks for that clarification. Mike is certainly the master at providing detailed instructions at bending Microsoft Office to our wills with JAWS. Alan

Alan, FYI, yes JAWS key+pagedown/3 still usually works with Word 2016. However, sometimes it fails, in which case Mike B's instructions explain how to return the status line to showing these items,

Alison, I'm running Word 2010 on a Windows 7 computer and I use JAWS key plus PageDown key which reads the status line which reports Page number, line number, and word count. I don't know if this

I don't think the keystrokes for this have changed in quite a while. I don't remember now if it was the same in word 2003, which is the one I started with, but I know there were keystrokes to get it

FYI, this also works in Word 2010.

Yes, I have just discovered this. Alison

With the current version of Microsoft 365, once focused on the Status bar with F6, you can indeed use the context menu (application) key to get access to the Status Bar options.

Hi, As an alternative key combination to obtain word count, you can press ALT R then W. This works in word 2016, not sure about other versions. Paul Lemm