I have used JAWS 11, 12 and 13 on a Windows XP pro machine with Office 2007. I haven't really had any problems especially since I got my newer machine. I did have the problem with Excel 2007, but I

I use xp,jaws 11, windows 2007, no problems not sure what is it you are asking, sorry sugar 'People will forget what you said... People will forget what you did.... But people will NEVER forget how

Hi everyone, I looking after a FTP-server I can install on my Windows-computer where I can create users, set privileges to shared directorys et cetera. After that I will give my computer a static

Any of you guys using Office 2007 or later with XP Pro? Please contact me off list.

Actually, 11 wasn't so hot with XP either. I won't recount my story again; I'm sure veterans will remember it.

Thanks Ed. Excellent instructions. And thanks to everyone who offered help and suggestions. I was able to independently edit/revise my document and have learned a few things along the

Kimberly: Too bad the revisions were not made with track changes. Here is how to search for color. Then, I'll describe how to create a Word hotkey. To search for a color: 1. Press control plus f 2.

Hi Ed, I'm probably going to have to use the find in word to search for colors as the document is rather large, but at least it sounds doable. What are the steps for defining a hot key under

Kimberly: Searching for color changes is possible in word. Not sure which version of Word you are in, but if you get deep into the find dialog box, you will find the option. As I recall, you need

There are free webinars on the FS site under speech and sound schemes that instruct on how to use the features that will identify colors, fonts, etc; You can download them in audio and html format.

Kimberly, At the risk of Tom again coming up with a better solution, I think you can search by attributes in MS-Word. I've not had much success with it myself, so some poking around the find dialog

Hi, Yeah, I'd forgottten about that one and had to look it up, then test it out on a document that I had lying around for that purpose. I guess I did okay with that one considering that I've been up

Thanks so much Tom and Dave. That works great. Now, is there a way to jump from one piece of colored text to the next? I don't see a navigation quick key for it, but I'm wondering if it would be

Tom, I should have waited for your post. Never remembered about the Insert+Alt+S. And if it works in Say All, then that's even better. Dave Carlson ----- Original Message ----- To: "The Jaws for

Configuration Manager (or Setting Center) Speech and sound Schemes Browse the list for one that announces colors It may not work in Say All, but I'm pretty sure one will work when you arrow through

Hi Kimberly, You probably want to turn on a proofreading scheme that will let you identify colors while you're in say-all. As I recall, there a couple of those. One lets you hear attributes and

Hi All, I have a word document in which text has been highlighted using various colors to denote different types of edits. How to I tell Jaws 12 to identify the different colors of text as I read

Hi John, Just checking messages now (work messages) no I haven't as of yet received any files. Thanking you in advance, madleen

This bug is from JAWS 11.

I noticed this too. Today was the first time I really tried to select anything. It does seem to work with .rtf files ok, but it definitely doesn't work with .docx files.