Eileen, Do you have JAWS 12 or JAWS 13? Virtual Ribbon was introduced with JAWS 12. Dave Carlson Sent from my Dell Latitude E6520 using Windows 7, San Francisco Bay Area

To select files that are not listed next to each other in a folder, set cursor on the first file you want to select. Then press the Ctrl key and use the arrow keys while holding it up and down, and

What if you want to copy more than two items?

I just tried that very thing on this email and it did not work.

Hi, I think you can do it this way. Press insert+6 to open the setting center. Press Control+Shift+D for the default configuration file all applications. Do a search for virtual ribbon. . Arrow down

How do I turn on the virtual ribbon that you are talking about? Thanks, Eileen

To collect text on the clipboard, copy the first chunk you want, then, after you have selected the next string you want on the clipboard, don't copy, but use the JAWS append to clipboard command,

Hold down the CTRL key and use down arrow and once you land on the file to be copied, press space bar while still holding the CTRL key down. Continue pressing the down arrow and once you land on

Isn't there a way to select text or files that aren't contiguous and pasting them to the desired location all at once? For example, I'd like to select every second file or line of text and skip the

Only way I know is to open the print dialog and see what defaults come up. For example, Current page is the print default, but if you change it to All pages you should be able to see the range. Not

Thanks to everyone with the Excel questions. I was able to print a document with everything intact for my driver/aide. Thanks Again, Sharon

Hello, When opening a file using Adobe 9, is there a way to tell if the document has been formatted for regular or legal size paper? Also, is there a way to determine the number of pages in the

A wast is an annoying post from George, but unlike a wasp, it has no sting and merely buzzes around your head. Note the slight spelling difference between wast and wasp, for those of you with your

George, "wast of inbox space" What is a wast? In any case, all seems JAWS relevant to me since we're teaching others how to use their JAWS dictionary with a fun and useful example. Dave

Roger, Absolutely. And I think I'll edit my dictionary to do just that. Dave Carlson Sent from my Dell Latitude E6520 using Windows 7, San Francisco Bay Area

o my it is now a chat room what a wast of inbox space

It occurs to me that perhaps it would be better to replace the entire phrase "Re: [Bulk]" with nothing. Not only would that be even less likely to appear in an email, notwithstanding that it just did

David. You missed the point, entirely. Dave Carlson Produced on a Nokia N95 using Nuance TALKS screen-reading software. -original message- Subject: Re: How to Get Rid of the Re: in Subject From:

while in the subject line, just use the backspace key!

I do that for the words "link" and "graphic online and love it.