well thank you both, I already do what you guys suggested, but I was wondering if there was a single key stroke combination to verbalize the input keyboard language. I know that this is not

Hi, you can't find it probably because you haven't set up yet this icon to appear on the taskbar. In order to do it, go to windows settings, personalization, taskbar, select

I don't find that when I press insert f11. Perhaps because I use only English? Maria Campbelllucky1inct@...All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good people to do

Or you can check in your system tray, for me it says: Tray Input Indicator - English (United States) Or, if I switch to my German keyboard layout: Tray Input Indicator - German (Germany) I

If there isn't one, you could use Windows Key+Space to switch to the next input keyboard followed immediately by SHIFT + Windows Key + Space to jump back to what you were on. -- Brian - Windows 10

Hello everyone, is there a keyboard shortcut to verbalize the current keyboard language in windows 10? I have my system tray set to show the input indicator;

Have you tried Jaws Key + Control + Enter to see if it says something like “Change at line 6”, of course it could be any number different from 6, just used it as an example.

And if the Jaws cursory reads it, you can simply go there wit the Jaws cursor, press Control and then click the button. You could also try Control + Enter, it may or may not work, but you won’t know

It’s a good question. As a button, you should be able to reach it by pressing the letter “b.” If “b” does get you there, I’d feel confident you’ll click the right control. If that

Jaws should say what you are on. You should be able to tab to it or use the left or right arrows, but if you can tab to it, that will be the best way to know you are on the right item. If it

I, How do I ensure that I’m on the item I wish to click? I have to click the “restore options” button in Backblaze. Thanks, Jessica

Position the mouse pointer on the item you wish clicked, hold down the CTRL key and press the JAWS Left Mouse Button.

i did a web search for your question and found the following link. This may also be a link you would want to send back to the support

You may be able to get the same result simply by pressing the application key. Technically if you need to exactly replicate the keystroke I think you need to invoke the Jaws cursor and route jaws to

Hi, I’m using Backblaze with the latest version of Jaws. I emailed support, due to a problem. They told me to control click a button. How, with jaws do I do that? Thanks,

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Thanks to Richard and David for your suggestions. I’ll use them and see if I can get my issue resolved. Best, Norma

I wonder if this is one of those annoying pull down menus, that after tabbing to it and hitting space bar or enter, a dialog of sorts opens either above or below that spot on the screen. I've not

This can be annoying Sometimes Turning virtual cursor off – jawskey plus Z and then tabbing to the element and pressing space or enter will work. Switching browsers. Try the same page in Internet

Hi group, I’m using Jaws 2020 and I am trying to activate a button on a web site. Jaws reads the button as “unlabeled zero button collapsed.) I have tried the PC, Jaws and Touch cursor and I