Annabelle, You ask two separate questions. In the first, you inquire about the parameters, or controls, we can use in the JAWS dictionary to tell JAWS where to place emphasis. To my knowledge,

One example of doing this is when I labeled the graphic symbols which will show up as numbered graphics, in Outlook Express, like graphic 520 would be unred message. But if I wrote it like unread

The only way I know to do this with JAWS is to mess with spaces and syllables to try to force something resembling the pronunciation you want.

the USB headset is considered to be a sound device, and once it is connected to the computer, JAWS will probably switch to speaking thru it. to go back to have JAWS speaking thru the

Not that it isn’t an option, but 1, this info is indeed accessible to Jaws users. It’s just a question on how to know to access it and 2, from the sounds of it, it seems that it’s not a one time

Hi, it's Annabelle. Out of curiosity, does anybody know if there's a parameter you can enter within Dictionary Manager, or somewhere within JAWS, to denote the accurate pronunciation of stressed

I’m not sure why Aira is not an option; they observe confidentiality, can either view your screen or connect to your computer with Team Viewer. One of the free options they offer is for JAWS users

Come on. How is this really practical ? There are schemes in Jaws that allow for a more granular review of document and screen reading. Play with the different sound schemes in Jaws to see if any of

Dean: Thank you for responding. Aira is not an option and I am not sure what you mean by the JAWS option to help you with inaccessible JAWS feature If you could explain further, it would be

Try using the color attribute sound scheme. To get there press jaws key alt and s, like sam. Arrow to color, or just press c. This should let you read the text, and when the color changes, it will

Hi Mario: Thanks for this info. It's USB. Sincerely, David S. Pearson

Hi: Till using Windows7 and app is a V.O.I.P app called "Peanut". Thank you, David S. Pearson

If you have your own business, use the Aira business option to get help from an agent. If you use JAWS, use the JAWS option to help you with inaccessible JAWS feature. Or, use a quick five minute Aira

Hello: I received a Email with a link to a policy from one of my suppliers. When I entered on the link, it opened in Chrome, which is my default browser. Within this document, there are price

Hi all. Ever since 2020 beta 1, I have been unable to add new entries to Default.jdf, although I can add new entries to another dictionary with the default entries copied into it. Vispero tech support

What application are you talking about and do you use Windows 10 or are still on Windows 7. In Windows 10 you can select sound devices by application in Settings > System > Sounds, tab to "Advanced

you need two audio devices to accomplish this. does the headset connect via USB or does it plug into 1/8" audio ports? if by USB, you can have JAWS speak thru the default device in Windows, which

Hello group: I would like to use a Logitech headset/mic for one particular application, and hear Jaws through my pc's speakers for everything else. Can this be done, and if yes, how do I do

From that very page: Move to next sheetAlt + Down arrowMove to previous sheetAlt + Up arrow-- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 1903, Build 18362 Many of the insights of the saint stem from

Hello, I can’t find a hotkey or procedure to go to a next page in a google sheed with jaws 19 and last firefox. I found a overview of the available hotkeys on the follwowing