I regret to inform you that our dear friend Harry Bassler passed away. He was moved to a retirement home 2 weeks ago. His wife told me he died last week. As you may remember He provided the

Further to Adrian's suggestions, is that you should never assign a particular link or element to both a domain and a non-domain. The non-domain seems to override, so that the marker will only work

Ted, I'm not a Word user, but I know that placemarkers do work with it. Presumably you need to switch to virtual cursor with insert-z. Someone will confirm.

Bill; It is a windows navigation method. Usually the first letter but not always. Debbie, Chaz & Jessie e-mail: jessesgirl@...

Doesn't that also work in Word? I think I used it once or twice in 12. Ted

The command to bring up the placemarker dialog is control+shift+k. to locate the placemarker after it has been created, just press k. Recent versions of JAWS have made this feature especially

Mitch, Been doing it all along. As soon as I have a couple links that I use, I mark them. Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and transmitted from somewhere in the Western United States, using a Dell

In light of yesterday's Power Point discussion, I was messing around last night with a file I happened to have on hand, but could never read for money marbles, or chalk. I rotated views, shrank, and

Greetings All: I found a review of the Daisy Book in the Training Section of the JAWS Help menu for the Place Markers and the Custom Page Summary a helpful review. Your mileage may vary but if, like

Hello Bill: First letter navigation, anywhere in Windows Xp, is a function in Windows XP, not a function of JAWS. Therefore, first letter navigation is available to all users of Windows

hello. This is a windows xp feature, but it is not available on each menu, and list box or combo box. kamil From: jfw-bounces@... [mailto:jfw-bounces@...] On

I have a question. Is first-letter navigation within the start menu a JAWS feature or a Windows XP feature? In other words, if a person who is not using speech clicks on the start menu, can they use

As for ripping, iTunes is the best. It does a much better job of correctly naming all the tracks with titles/authors, and lists them in exact track order. WMP never did this very well. Dave

I think burning a cd can go haywire any old kind of ways. But how it is affected by Jaws I can't figure. Other than what I imagine is that when it goes haywire, Jaws just ain't telling you. I am

Yeah, second to the iTunes suggestion. Lol, and don't forget blind tunes! Ha ha John

Jeff, I can't tell you why you're not able to do it with Windows Media Player -- sorry. Have you considered downloading iTunes? Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and transmitted from somewhere in

Does anyone know why on my laptop with windows 7 I can't burn an audio CD with windos media player? I am trying and have been for the last day and it doesn't work the same it did with XP, is there a

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Must be my typo - sorry. (meant 4 GB, but slightly less, as others said on various forums). Cheers, Joseph