I personally did not know about this one until the other one failed. I was considering creating one myself because of the manner that the old one was managed. Then the other one closed and someone

Not any more.  There will soon be a second list devoted to NVDA, just as a second list has been created for JAWS users. Apparently, the creator of the new NVDA list, who has had a long history of

Pardon my ignorance here but what memory is cleared with this dump command?

Same reason why I’m not signed up to every single social media service out there. At one point, you end up following the same people and same topics. Can also be applied for communication platforms.

Brian, I could not agree more. Why people were so quick to recreate a group when this one was running fine is a mystery to me. Richard Always look out for #1, and be careful not to step in #2.

And for this I am grateful, as I do not want my support groups beholden to the companies that make any given product or service. User groups need to allow users to be entirely free to criticize the

The only issue is that people can create groups almost at the drop of the hat. I guess, if people decided to only join one group, eventually the other group would go away. But, which group? Since, as

I agree. there should be one list for JAWS, just like there's one for NVDA, Windows 10, Thunderbird, etc. questions.

well, you know the old adage, the grass is greener??? well, maybe that is it.?? problem is if all the info is the same, and it will be, i agree.?? what is the point??? oh well, onward and

nope. windows+insert+f4 dumps JAWS from memory, and should relaunch JAWS. insert+f4 merely shuts down/unloads JAWS without relaunching JAWS.

Sounds reasonable to me. Besides which, if there are 2+ lists essentially covering the same ground, and a bunch of people are on both/all of them, what’ll happen is that you’ll end up seeing the

Jaws Key + f4 doesn't create a dump, just unloads the programme. A dump is just a bunch of stuff from memory contents that might help someone figure out what caused a problem.

I have not noticed that occuring when using the JAWS & Windows & F4 however there is a long delay before it occurs as memory is being cleared. Dan

JAWS key & F4 dumps JAWS without reloading. JAWS key &Windows key & F4 dumps JAWS and automatically reloads JAWS. Dan

Slight correction, JAWS key & Windows key & F4 dumps and reloads JAWS. JAWS key and F4 simply dumps JAWS without reload . Dan

jaws key and f4 dumps and reloads jaws. it depends on your keyboard layout. the jaws key can be the insert keys or the caps lock key and the f4 key.

OK, I hope that our estimable group owner here on this group will not find what I'm about to do upsetting, but now I must: Why, oh why, does there even need to be another JAWS users group on

Another quick way is to copy a date from another date formatted cell and then change the date to the date you want.

I have never had a problem with this. Are you including the year with your date? Which versions of Office and JAWS are you using? Thom

Does Excel change the format to Date but Jaws will not read the date Format or Excel will not allow you to format a cell to be date format? Joseph