It will, but you might not want to listen to it like that, especially if the output is long. I know I don't. The JAWS cursor gives finer control over the output.

You shouldn't have to use the JAWS Cursor; JAWS will read it automatically.

Jeez, command prompt had better be supported, if nothing else is. Lol

Hm, strange. I have never had any issue with either regular cmd or powershell in admin mode using JAWS. I tend to read output with the JAWS cursor. If I don't, though, JAWS will just read the output

I also have Legacy off.

I just opened Power Shell (Admin) from the Windows + X menu and typed ipconfig to display my computer's IP configuration and I can read this with the Jaws cursor.

I want to be able to use powershell, so I am not sure what you mean, the only thing I see in properties (using powershell) is one checkbox to toggle legacy console features. However, my problem

I tried toggling the legacy checkbox, no joy. Works fine in regular mode, but does not read in admin mode, although Narrator reads it fine which leads me to think its a Jaws problem, but it seems only

CMD and legacy are two different things. You first make sure you are using CMD instead of power shell, then you go into CMD options and turn on legacy console. Bill

You may have to set the command prompt to be legacy instead of using PowerShell. You can do this in CMD properties. All the best Steve

Actually, it’s better to read PDFs in Chrome now than Reader DC. It’s quite a nice experience. All the best Steve

Hello. I'm running JAWS 2019 using Windows 10 build 1803 on a Dell Lattitude 2-in-1 device with a touch screen, along with a detachable keyboard. I have been asked to deliver a demo regarding the

If you turn legacy console option on, you might have more success with JAWS reading in the CMD window, but you will also lose some of the newer features of CMD. Bill

My legacy console option is off.

Once Microsoft repaired my copy of Windows, I didn't need the legacy features of the Command console. Bill White billwhite92701@...

I might have to try that, it does read if you virtualize the text, which is strange. I wonder if the legacy console features have anything to do with this? Is yours on or off? Bill White wrote: --

I had an incident where the CMD as admin command wouldn't work properly. Everybody else's machine worked in this respect. I called the Microsoft Disability answer desk, and they did a reinstall of

I remember using the admin command prompt in 1809 and I don't think I ever had any issues with Jaws not reading it, but it definitely reads it in 1903.

Good morning listers; running jaws 2019 and windows 1903. Windows mail keeps closing on me using jaws; nvda reads the mail fine. If anyone knows what is going on and how to fix this, would

Jaws 2019 latest update. Munawar Bijani wrote: -- Your life is like a penny. You're going to lose it. The question is: How do you spend it? John Covici wb2una