I hope that someone can point you to what you're looking for. I'm just writing to say that I have never found such, and have always used trial and error with the JAWS dictionary to eventually land on

You've almost certainly accidentally clicked on (or the screen reader equivalent thereof) the column header for file type, and that's now what's being sorted on. Get yourself focused on the Name

Suddenly, after my folder list under downloads, the files are being listed by extension, i.e. .exe, .pdf or .zip. This is reeking havoc with alphabetical order. Any ideas as to the problem? Using Win

Hi Glenn, I just know that I was surprised to see that Microsoft and a third party software company were able to get together to provide a much needed feature to IFW. I wish other third party

 Hi James, That recovery disk would be the same thing as Win PE. That is basically what microsoft provides in Win PE. But the talking one has NVDA instead of Narrator and extra tools that are not

Hello everyone, I would like to alter some pronunciations that are mispronounced by the synthesizers that jaws commonly uses, such as vocalyzer and eloquence. These

Hello, There is an option in the Image for Windows menus to create an IFW recovery boot disk. Yes, this recovery disk includes Narrator which can be activated by typing Control+Windows+enter.

Yep. Known in geek speak as being case insensitive. As opposed to Linux which is case sensitive. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 1909, Build 18363 The purpose of education is not to

Nope. Windows will *show* case in filenames, but for all intents and purposes, lower and uppercase are treated as the same characters.

Hi, one place to look for files and associated scripts is a file called ConfigNames.ini, found in your users and then the JAWS directory, un to the one you want, settings\ and the corresponding

Hi Glen, Ye, you are right. Sorry for the miss-leading information. I just tried it with a file called notes.txt I copied it and it became notes – copy.txt I then tried to rename it to

Hi Pat, In Linux, you can distinguish between capitals, but Windows makes no distinctions. Unless windows has changed this with Windows 10. Glenn

Hi, There is absolutely no way that two identical file names can exist in a single windows directory. However, that being said: You could have a file called jaws.exe and a file called

It's not a matter of inconvenience, per se, but of getting something done. User lists are fine for sharing and venting. Technical support (or whatever bug reporting mechanism may be available) is

What is “the manifest?”

I didn’t say its in the same directory. It can be wherever else on the file system. OK, I will contact Vispero, sorry for the invonvenience.

Two identical file names with the same extension cannot exist in the same directory, so where's the problem? Glenn

And my suggestion is that you take the time to contact Freedom Scientific Technical Support about this issue. That's the only way it has any hope of actually being addressed in a timely manner, if it

REAPER.exe, for instance. I have another software named REAPER.

And how can two file names be exactly the same? Do you have an example?