Why do they need to be unprotected? Can I do this myself - say with a copy?

Hello there; Well, Alt+h-8 only turns off and on the Paragraph markers.

With virtual menus turned off, try alt-h-8. Maybe.

Hello; Try the following; 1, open MSWord; 2, insert+v=Jaws Quick Settings; 3, down arrow one time, Now press the letter E=editing options, 4, arrow down until you hear; New lines and paragraph

Hello, all. On this Windows 7 laptop, I have just discovered a rather anoying problem. Specifically, whenever I read a document, Jaws says "new line" at the beginning of every line. This obviously

you can not as long as the form is protectted the edit fields need to be unprotectted by the creater

Hi all, How can I use jaws to fill out protected forms in ms word? G

Here's a blog discussing how to perform a jaws repair. http://www.blindaccesstraining.com/blogs/Performing_a_jaws_re.php

Thanks, Bill. Tom Behler

Hi, to get to the default it is Control Shift D as in dog, not Control Shift B as in banking. Bill White billwhite92701@...

Dan: I think I have made the changes, and they are staying as I want them. I can't seem to get to the default setting via control shift B. though on this laptop. Perhaps it doesn't matter,

I think I got it now. ... Thanks! Tom Behler

Tom, you'll want to go to the default settings before you make the change. I believe even on a laptop the keystroke is control shift d. Then you can make your change to turn on the virtual

It probably defaults to permanent. To get to the applications menu without an applications menu key, press shift+f10.

David: You bring up some good points here, and I appreciate them. I'm just trying to figure out the best way to do things here with my new Windows 7 computer at work, and with this Windows 7

Ann: Ok, I think I have virtual ribbons checked, but how do I get to the applications menu to make this a permanent change? Thanks! Tom Behler

yes, it will read pdf files. Either by ocr or just reading normally. Ye -------------------------------------------------- Fr,om: "Terrilynne" <shateamo@...> To: "The Jaws for Windows support

Hello there; In all due respect, I totally disagree with the following statement. I have heard that Windows 7 works much better if you enable virtual ribbons in Jaws 13. Well, windows 7, really

To repair, find the jaws ".exe" installation file, launch it and it will give you a repair option wwhen installation begins, follow the directions from there. file you installed

Jawskey + v to get to quick settings, tab once to the list of choices, and press 'v' till the checkbox for virtual ribbon menus is displayed. Check or uncheck it. then open the applications menu and