Go to http://www.reaperaccess.com and read the front-page wikis on what you need and how to install it. It works better with NVDA than JAWS, so that's the first thing you'll want to do is to

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why pay for the scripts when someone else (a proficient scripter) makes them free: http://www.heartofiowa.net/~snowman/reaper.html I mean, what's the real difference?

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Laura- Good luck! I had much trouble with turning it off. Nothingworked. I felt like a Christian scientist with appendicitis. I decided not to use it any more. George

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I think it would be easier to press Windows+r, type narrator and press the enter key. to get rid of Narrator, just press the exit button in the Narrator window, and then press space bar on the yes

Hi, I’ve been using logic pro since July of this year. I think I would like to try out reaper, how accessible is it using jaws aside that yes it’s accessible. A lot of people use it. I mean

I think he meant windows key+enter together to toggle narrator on or off

try pressing alt+shift+apostrophe. this works in Excel 2010 and presumably 2013, 2016 and 2019. but not sure if the keystroke works in Excel 365.

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Sorry, you are right. Here is what the Microsoft site says: On a keyboard, press the Windows logo key + Enter. This will both start and stop narrator. The control key was added in Windows 10.

Hi, Below are steps to make a desktop shortcut icon that you can assign a keystroke to for Windows 7. From: Robert Doc Wright open the start menu in the search field type narrator arrow down

Thank you but that does not work in Windows 7. Laura

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Control+Windows-key+Enter. That is the toggle for Narrator, whether you start it from the edit box or if you start and stop it with that keystroke. . Richard 🖖 Live long and

Thank you …… How do I turn it off? Laura

Here's how you can put a shortcut icon on your desktop and you could then assign a keystroke to it. From: chris judge You don’t really need an icon for narrator on your desktop, as control windows