Hi all, The following was prompted by threads on numerous mailing lists regarding Windows 10 toasts/notifications (they are really the same thing). I hope it can serve as a handy reference in

Hi, You might be right. But note that interacting with notifications can be learned across screen reader boundaries. Based on comments I've got, an FAQ about notifications/toasts will be sent to

I dont follow your logic. Interacting with Windows, programs and notifications is all inclusive of useing a screenreader. If the info is helpfull to all screenreaders doesnt mean it should not be

Hi, Everyone. I'm working through the JFW Scripting manual and am wondering if it's possible to have JFW announce tabs within a text document. I'm on Chapter 9 and have to write If-Then statements,

Hi, It'll show up on your inboxes within an hour from now. Cheers, Joseph

Regardless, if it helps Jaws users, it would be good of you to share it on this list too. Thank you.

Hi, The list in question (Win10) is a bit more general than this one, and interacting with notifications transcends screen readers. Cheers, Joseph

Don’t know. By the way, oracle is spelled o r a c l e.

So, you want to share the name of the list, or is that not allowed by the list rules? All this compartmentalization and secrecy is rather annoying. Richard Arthur C. Clarke's third law says: "Any

Does anyone know how JAWS works with Orical data base? Did I get myself in a lot of trouble?

Hi, Because it is very general enough that it doesn't matter which screen reader is in use. Cheers, Joseph

What do you mean by a "More dedicated list"? Why not here?

David: I just turned auto-correct mis-spelled words off, using your latest instructions, so we’ll see if it makes a difference. Tom Behler

Hi, As a follow-up, if it hasn't been done already, I'll post a note or two regarding interacting with notifications on the fly (not here, but on a more dedicated list). Cheers, Joseph

Hi, Press Windows+Shift+V to move focus to the given notification and interact with it. Cheers, Joseph

there are also notifications that go away in 5 seconds if you dont press windows + shift + V. As for alerts in the alert center clicking on the actual item should get you into the app to interact with

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Hi, I'm running latest Windows10 with the latest version of Jaws. How can i act on a notification in Windows10? I know about hitting Windows+a and getting the list of notifications to appear, but

Bill, Thanks and that didn’t help.

Thanks! I turned off all options and I still get the message.