A friend of mine has windows live mail. We are trying to save an attachment through JAWS. I sent her an attachment which is a wav file. She received the mail, and we see a button giving the name and

Guy, Thanks for the tip. However I'll note that in all my machines, and in all my operating systems, and in all my versions of JAWS, I've always had the maximum amount of RAM that the operating

Ngoc, Found what I think solves your problem. There is an Excel keystroke Ctrl+~ (the grave accent / tilde key left of the #1) that turns on/off formula mode. Try it. If that doesn't work, then

Just thought I'd put in my 0.02 cents here. Our techs and I have searched a long while to figure this one out and concluded that the amount of RAM that your computer or laptop holds is the culprit.

Brandon, You're experiencing the famous key sticking problem that's been part of JAWS since version 3.5. I don't know how or why the Ctrl key sticking is making your mouse cursor move, but any of

Hello, It doesn't. I've just been hitting buttons and all of a sudden it will manifest. The way I found it was control was that I was altabbing when it began and it started saying ctrl alt

If I'd known how easy it was to fix, I'd simply have fixed it and gone on.

Brandon, How does this control lock announce itself? Never heard of it. Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and transmitted from somewhere in the Western United States, using a Dell Latitude E6520 and

RJ, First, it is not an automatic feature, although I wish it was. I do it manually and you will sometimes catch if I forget to change something like Monday to Tuesday, when it's already Wednesday.

Ngoc, Okay, I think I may have thought of something. First to make sure I understand: You hear sheet1!B3 and you want to hear address. Is that correct? Well, what you are hearing is the actual

Hello, So with a little more use with this Ghost Mouse, I've found often times after not touching the mouse pad for a while If I touch it, there is a ctrl lock that comes on. I'm not sure how this

Ted, Sure can't help you there. I do the same, most mornings. Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and transmitted from somewhere in the Western United States, using a Dell Latitude E6520 and Windows

Usually it doesn't. this was just a freak thing. The only thing I can say is it sometimes wakes up cranky. Ted

Ngoc, when I get to a place where I can boot up my laptop I'll see what I can do to help. Dave Carlson Produced on a Nokia N95 using Nuance TALKS screen-reading software. -original message- Subject:

Hi friend, Whenever I want to read the formular bar, I press f2. is there another way to read the formular bar? Ngoc Ly lyvanngoc@...

I'm using outlook express as my email cliet. I like "FarFar getting arround." How do I set this up? RJ

Ted, What? What problems does the screen lock cause with JAWS? Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and transmitted from somewhere in the Western United States, using a Dell Latitude E6520 and Windows

Scott, You do not need a script to read it. I have no problems reading reference text, and have been able to do so several JAWS versions back. I think your problem is that you need to set JAWS to

I guess it's only fair, as it caused the problem with JAWS. Ted

Ted, Okay, we do the same, here. Windows + L locks the screen, Ctrl+Alt+Delete to invoke the password prompt to unlock again. Gets to be a habit, doesn't it? Strange that it should resolve the