I have also upgraded to the 2019 latest release and now, my Windows Live Mail sais this before every message each time I Up or Down Arrow through my inbox messages. “Windows Live Mail Message List

Robin, Just one thought. It’s sounds like the end of “documents” cut short.

could it be a glitch in the use of Vocalizer Nathan?

P.S. I just switched to JAWS 2018 and the problem is not here. I wonder what setting in 2019 is causing this…

I’m using JAWS 2019 with Outlook 365 with Vocalizer Nathan. I have noticed for a while a curious thing when arrowing through my inbox. Wondering if others see this behavior. I’m pasting below

There isn’t a fixed number but FS will get touchy iif you do it too often.

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Hm, I admittedly have been using JAWS since 1999, but FS's way seems right to me -- a "modifier" just means that you hold down that key and press with other keys to perform a function that the latter

And, FS is not consistent. FS calls the key that you press to hear one word, or press twice quickly to spell that word, numpad-5. Even though with the numlock off, it isn't a 5. I hear beginning

David, I am not Richard but I totally agree with him that it is just stupid to press a "modifier" key which suppose to be less confusing than saying to press the insert key. but in response to your

Richard, The issue is that the special screen reader modifier key, such as what is called the JAWS key, is not necessarily mapped to the insert key. Some users, particularly those without a numeric

David, Your trick works. I’m pretty sure the alt was acting goofy and not JAWS. Once, quite a while ago, I had a similar problem with the control key. By pressing each of the control keys

Thank you all for your responses. You made me rethink my problem, and although I have the same desktop and same keyboard that I have been using, I have to agree that the problem has to be the

I just use the keyboard without the downloadable software. I know this is not an option for many but if you just need basics all keyboards are plug and play. Dan

I don't get it. for example, if you want to summon the JAWS window and you're told to press the modifier with the j, the same is achieved by pressing the insert with j. I agree with Richard. it's

Although I no longer have the keyboard which gave me grief, I had a problem with the function keys when I first got the keyboard I previously had. As many of you are likely aware, there can be

I get why JAWS and NVDA both refer to their primary control key as the JAWS and NVDA key, respectively. What that key is depends entirely on the keyboard layout you are using, and being able to write

Yes, this is certainly not a Jaws issue at all. I think Freedom Scientific sets people up for confusion when they do things like rename keys. The insert key is the insert key; it just so happens

And a big, "Oops, my bad!," on the ALT+F4 bit, which does, as Richard said, close a program. But the principle of these being Windows keyboard shortcuts, unrelated to JAWS or any other screen reader,