Hello there; That's why, I keep the ctrl+alt+j for the default version of jaws on my computer. Then for any other version, I use, ctrl+alt+ 1 2 3 4 etc.

dave thank you so much i was really getting confused here, smile. karen

Karen, It cannot do that. In that case it will do nothing. Dave Carlson to my Audio Recording and Mixing Studios, San Francisco Bay Area. But I'll try to remedy that situation.

Karen, No. Windows is not smart enough to clear one hotkey out when it's assigned somewhere else. Recall that we're talking about Windows hotkeys assigned to desktop and Start menu icons -- not

Gerald, Yes, even from a thumb drive if you launch the JAWS executable (e.g. E:|\JAWS12) it will come up speaking during the install. Ditto for having the install file on your desktop. Starting

I am also running xp pro with JAWS 12 pro with no JAWS issues.

hi dave and all: I wrote to him also but he still persists. it seems since he lives in a foreign country, he can be an arrogant jerk and he believes he can get away with these diatribes without any

Dave: This helps as always, and is most appreciated. I'm going to be doing the install from the CD, but it's great to have a back-up plan to use the FS web site if something doesn't take with the

ditto this.

Hello there; Well, I'm using jaws12 latest build on windows xp, windows 7 vista, and I'm having no real issues. Sure, some folks are reporting issues, however, I think one needs trying the version so

how can the shortcut respond two ways to one command. karen

cy i agree with you. if twelve is such a problem stay away from it and dont load future programs unless you are sure they will not mess up what is on your computer at pressent. karen

Hello tom; Yes this is true, In order to have the right jaws installation, One needs to no if they have a 32 bit, or 64bit machine. I believe, if your installing jaws from a cd, Windows7 will

dave if yuou assign a short cut then do the same action again using a different version of jaws. would it not react to the last request. this would eliminate the first request of the same thing. just

Hi, folks. I have read some discussion about the need to determine whether a windows 7 machine is either 32-bit or 64-bit prior to actually installing Jaws. I have been told that you must select

Hello there; Well, if you buy a new computer and are setting it up for the first time, You can use narrator to get you through the screens. Then you could install the jaws program.

I must be missing something. When you buy a new computer and set it up, there is no speech, right? So even if you install JAWS from a thumb drive, you still need some way to initiate the download,

Hello there; To get to save or run, Press, alt+n, You can also press ctrl+j, to get other options,

Hello there; Where did this information originate? Jaws12 will not work well on a XP machine? I have 2 XP machine's running jaws12 as we speak. No problems.

Hello there; Well, I think your going to have to except the fact that, Excellent, good, low, etc is your best solution. Jaws will not announce any strokes.