Word uses different keystrokes. There’s a list of items you can locate in documents, I can try to find it later. You also use the special menu once you expand the Advanced Find dialog. Dean

Hi Nermin, Thank you very much. What's weird is this works in Notepad, but not in Word 2010, at least on both my Win7 & 10 systems. Thanks again, this will really save time from having to down

And so it goes with JFW... I finally took the leap of Faith and installed the latest update to Jaws 2020 yesterday afternoon. The install corrupted something and I have to uninstall all JFW components

I use Firefox mostly and occasionally chrome since I am used to using them from a long time. Brave is also a great choice. Brave is a free and open-source web browser and is based on the Chromium web

Hi Mike, try control+down or up arrow for next and previous. In most applications, this should do what you want. Regards, Nermin

Hello Pat: You could probably make the change Ceigart mentioned, using the registry editor. Dave

Hello Milton: Why on earth would Patrick use the temporary JAWS authorization, if you had been following his posts on the problems he had with it, you would know, that would be the last thing he

Yes, press Alt + D to put focus on the address bar, then press Alt + C to copy the URL, now open an email and press Control + V to paste in the address. Alternatively, if you have Outlook set to send

Oops. Firefox is not a chromium-based browser, thank god. It has a normal type menu structure with file, edit, etc on a menu bar, unlike chromium browsers which bury most of what you need

The chromium based Edge is just as good as chrome and all the other chromium based browsers. I use it and Water fox, Brave and of course IE for the occasional site that just wont work with

I would use notepad ++, it's free. It can detect both \n and \r for lines and returns. If you do, you might find that a complete blank line may have two \ns together: \n\n Good luck. Glenn

Howdy Glenn, Using Notepad & Word the, \n, doesn't do much of anything that I could tell, nor doing, \n\n, either. What I'm trying to do is find the next blank line after a block or paragraph of

I have attempted to share web pages to Facebook using Edge. Unfortunately, the application that Edge refers me to is not accessible with JAWS. Has anybody figured out to get around this?

Age has little to do with the software working well or not. Sometimes older software works better than the latest greatest.

The original Edge released with Windows 10 was not Chromium-based, thus people speak of Chromium-based Edge to differentiate the new (and current) stable-version Edge from original Edge, which is what

Thanks Bill, that’s all I wanted to know since a couple people kept calling one chromium-edge I just wondered. Judy & Libby

Hi Mike, In word processors, the new line is shown as \n It might depend on which program you are reading in. For example, when I am using notepad ++ and I want to remove blank lines, I do a search

Hello group, With some helpful suggestions from list member Mike B. I have resolved the issue I wrote about last week Jaws was reading all types of gratuitous information in emails. Anyway Mike

Howdy All, Does anyone know if there's a keystroke that will take you to the next blank line? And if so, what is this keystroke? Thanks mooy moocho. Take care. Mike. Sent from my iBarstool. *My

I am afraid its not cheap, maybe $200 for the quickbooks and something for the scripts, not sure of the price. Jenni Kent wrote: -- Your life is like a penny. You're going to lose it. The question