Well, sorry. I was not precise. The one shortcut icon, It says Internet Explorer. And the other one, it further says, Internet Explorer (64-bit). I imagined at first that I may have gotten the two

it doesn't say anything? Anyway one is 64-bit and the other is 32-bit. Use whichever one you like.

On my Windows 7 home premium machine, somehow, I have 2 launch icons for Internet Explorer 9. One says 64-bit and the other one, it doesn't say nothing. Is there 2 different ones? Would it be better

I went to this link. And the top of the page, it says Google Labs was being phased out. I don't really know what the Labs thing was even. But I was curious and went and looked. There was a ton of

I also did the update this morning. So far I have not seen any issues relating to JAWS. My About says I now have Windows Live Mail version 2011 (Build 15.4.3538.0513) The only thing that happened to

Make sure that your system tray is enabled. I don't have Win 7 yet, but in XP you can open properties of the taskbar by using Alt+Enter when on it. The items in that dialog called "Notification

Just purchased a brand new Dell laptop with Win 7 and have installed the latest version/build of Jaws and when pressing the Jaws Key/Insert + F11 or F12 cannot hear the items in the System Tray or

Hi, Does anyone know of any key logger software accessible with jaws? Thanks. Hina. *** NOTE: Our Domain Name has changed from rockfordcenter.org to centerforsighthearing.org. Please make any

Ted, Manual writer? Even the on-demand help files with keyboard shortcuts are way behind. They still claim that Ctrl+Shift+1 in Excel will read the top cell of a column -- it will not, as of JAWS

Context-sensitive key strokes make perfect sense, and your initiative is just what the doc ordered. Now, if the manual writer(s) would just mention this sort of thing in passing, it would flatten the

Ed, Good detective work, and yes it makes sense how these keystrokes could change based on the state of virtual cursor. Now the question still remains: If I was on the web page and in virtual mode

Recently, there was a thread on this list discussing use of control plus JAWS key (insert) plus g. It seems that the command performs two functions. This seemed to me like a blatant inconsistency.

Hello David, Finally, I made the decision and installed the updates, and it is working fine with JAWS. Actually, I can't see any difference. My current Windows Live Mail version is: Version 2011

I'm running the latest version of JAWS, Office 2007 and Windows XP Professional on my computer at work. It seems to work fine since I did the clean reinstall. It's slow at times, but my computer is

If I had a lot of customized files, I'd copy them first to another folder somewhere on my hard drive. Then, once I had JAWS reinstalled and Excel was working, I'd try copying them back. I don't know

Marvin, You should have a folder list, and in that list Inbox. If you arrow to inbox and press f6, what happens? Dave Carlson to my Audio Recording and Mixing Studios, San Francisco Bay Area. But

Terra, Now you've confused me. If you wanted to be using version 12.0.522, then why did you check for updates? That would download 12.0.1669 and you're back where you started. Turn off the

Hello there; You removed the latest version of jaws because of flash? Is there something I'm missing here?

How about trying the completely accessible Google Labs without the /accessible ending? I just created this results page that way, and it shows headings, etc.: http://www.googlelabs.com/ I find

I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I uninstalled everything and tried an install of the latest version of JFW 12, and it did the same thing as the previous version of 12 with regards to not reading in