Hi Everyone, I downloaded and installed a thumb drive version of JAWS 13, but while trying to use the Convenient OCR function I get the message "this component is not installed on this system". As

Dave and Beamer, One obvious warning is to be sure ahead of time that there aren't places in your document where you've deliberately placed several consecutive spaces. For example, one convention

Ed, Oh, I forgot about that hassle with Jaws always reverting to the top of the list. I remember that when I did a lot of work with Comments. . I've never worked with track changes, but it is all

Jean, You are right. My problem is that my documents are so large and have so many revisions that I grow impatient while JAWS is building the list. Plus, JAWS doesn't remember where you were Thus,

If you are doing serious proof-reading, text analyzer can be pretty useful, particularly if you typically do not add two spaces at the end of sentences. You can find out about text analyzer by

Lee Anne, and anyone else trying to better work with track changes. I turned on the things that Ed suggested, but I also used the Jaws command of insert-shift-R to list all document revisions. It

What is text analyser? Here I go again with culture shock from Jaws 8 to 13.

Turn on text analyzer.

John, Rather than trying to find those double spaces manually, just do this: Ctrl+H for search and replace 2. Type two spaces in the find field. 3. Tab and type a single space in the replace

Hi Lee Anne, Ah, you know what I'm working on. I did find that by pressing the next button on the Display for Markup toolbar, that I did at least move to the next markup point. In earlier Jaws, I

Thanks for the confirmation that the color reading is kind of useless. And thanks for the info on tracked changes. I'll give it a try. Jean

It might be easier to do a search for two spaces and evaluate that way. JMO. Jean

Hi JAWS Users Does JAWS have the ability to read the spaces in a Word document? I am using W7 and Word 2007. I am proof reading a long document, and sometimes I will hit the space bar twice, so I want

Regarding load times, I sure wish it would let us save whatever processing it does to create the accessibility tags. It lets the document authors, but not us, the consumers. I've even found

Obviously, this came before bill's suggestion. I've fooled around with the various ways of presenting, and will have to try that on one of the troublesome documents at the house. Almost any product

A ctl+J command and the downloads should come up with download percentages and download speed. IE copied this feature in IE 9 from the looks of it.

The same would probably apply when reading directly from AR. It's awkward, and provides very little control, but I'll bet it would be reasonably stable, if you have a voice you can stand. Windows 7

One thing I don't like about Firefox, at least up to now, is that I can't get it to give me a spoken percentage of the file(s) which are downloading. I have to go to the list box and look at the

The load time is a problem, but I've found the whole program rather skittish with long documents. Part of this may be a JAWS interaction, but I have encountered a lot of repetition problems, wherein

Interesting, I will have to try that. -- Soronel Haetir soronel.haetir@...