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heh i guess he isn't a fan of Jaws 13. But, I have to say it is more responsive, snappier, and more reliable than 12 was on my Windows 7 64-bit machine here. I'm happy with

Hello: I am interested in the tutorial too. Will you please send it to mee. Dan

You don't? Why it's clear as mud. Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and launched near the Pacific Ocean using a Dell Latitude E6520, JAWS 13.0.718, and Windows 7 Professional 32-bit

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Thank you very much. I think I remember carrying out a similar process some time back when I was batteling with a virus, but it is very much in the past. Thank you once again, Niall Sent from my

Forgive me, but how do you make a restore point before hand. I would like to check out the update but if it is inadequate, I would like to go back to the 14.0718 jawas update.

Niall, Glad to help. Depending on your operating system there are different ways to get into the restore dialog. Once you're there, however you have the choice to restore or to make a restore

I just signed up but haven't played around yet. I see it this way it's 5 GB for free which adds to the 14 GB free cloud storage I already have. so between dropbox, skydrive, Mweb and Google drive I

If you're using Windows 7, you've got to create a restore point via System protection. It's for the entire system. How To Geek gives a quick and easy to follow explanation on how to do

Could I ask somewhat of a rookie question.... How do you create a restore point? is it a backup of your system or just JAWS? Regards, Niall Sent from my iPhone

So, it looks like the long rumored Google Drive is for real. Google even specifically mentions that screen reader users will be able to use it. I havent' had a chance to play with it, but I'm going to

I would encourage you to lobby them to get 64 bit Windows 7 for you, especially if you need to run something beastly like Peachtree. There are some disadvantages to a 64 bit OS. 64 bit drivers for

Oh, I just finished reading your post, having only commented on your first couple sentences. No, I'm not in a position to change my laptop over to a 64-bit operating system, since it belongs to my

Pardon me? A 32-bit operating system only uses 3.2 G of any amount of RAM installed. So I'm just wasting my money to double up to 8G. Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and launched near the Pacific

Dave, I have no dog in the fight with Peachtree, never used it, have no interest. But, please rethink the 32 vs. 64 bit OS issue and adding RAM. An upgrade from 4GB RAM to 8GB RAM is less than $40

Chris, You are indeed brave. I'm just crazy. And if there's no substantive improvement, then perhaps "no harm, no foul"? Or perhaps the line used by some in the medical profession: "Do no harm". A

So far, so good. I haven't noticed any substantive improvements, but I haven't as of yet found anything that may have been broken either. I created a restore point beforehand just in case though.

The most powerful screen reader in the world, it can blow your head clean off--you get the idea! Ted

I will probably be able to install it on a new test PC soon. Win7 Enterprise (joined to a Microsoft network domain), 64 bit with Office 2010. ATI video card. This is in an environment where there has