Yes, I think the banners stay on your screen for a bit of time before they go away and disappear. For me, I want to hear them but not interfere with what I'm doing so I would rather review them in the

That's news to me.

Hi Alison. I’m using Windows 10, so my instructions are for that. First, hit the WINDOWS key. This should put you in the search area where you can type something. Now start typing

Jim

Hi, There is also a way to change the setting so that instead of doing speech on demand when you press insert plus , then S. You have to go into the jaws settings and find speech options, and there is

Hi again, Stephanie. One thing you might consider is this, you can customize Windows so that it doesn't load some programs that you know you won't use when Windows starts. You can change this behavior

One can also greatly reduce the incidence of notifications, period, by disallowing them for any apps where you don't consider getting them in a really timely manner to be important. Settings, System,

Hola, Jermán. Ah! This is a great tip! So, are you saying that the notification banners are interfering with my work flow by usurping the focus and not releasing it until I alt+tab? Orlando Enrique

Hi, I suspect that you have banners checked for your notification which you have to uncheck within settings. I don't remember if I had to do this for each application or if this has changed in the

Doesn’t the Pro version of Jaws give access to Remote Desktop where the home edition doesn’t? Isn’t the Pro more expensive, so they should give you something not included with the Home edition,

The type of license for JAWS (Home/Pro) has nothing to do with your version of Windows. JAWS Home is for the home user and the Professional license is for those using it at work. The software is

Stephani: I can answer 1 of your questions. To mute JAWS, press INSERT/JAWS KEY+SPACE BAR, then press the letter S. To unmute JAWS, use the same command sequence. Dave Durber

I suspect that soon we will only be able to get Jaws from the Microsoft app store and it will know which version is right for our system by detecting our operating system that we are on the page

Jim: If you purchased the JAWS Home Edition license, you can use JAWS with Windows 10 Pro. Dave Dyrber

Hello, For documentation, the information in the FS Reader is quite helpful, these are daisy books with both text an speech, so you can review them either way. Yes, you can use any command using just

I can answer the mute question. Press insert+space, then s. That puts it into Speech On Demand. So, if you issue a reading command, it will read, otherwise it will stay silent. That is a toggle,

It sounds like a good speaker. Wonder if you can help as you are obviously used to pairing. I belong to a Rock Chir which is currently having to meet via Zoom. So everyone doesn’t hear Jaws

Hello all, I recently purchased my first windows pc for over ten years and have jaws 2020. I also have a Focus braille display. First of all, is there a way of navigating the screen using the focus

Jim, Jaws Home works fine with Win 10 Pro.

Heya folks, I now need to update to windows 10 from 7 as am having huge issues. These days can I use my Jaws 2020 home license to work on Windows 10 Pro or I can only install Windows 10 Home