The "Method One" documented here, https://www.intowindows.com/how-to-create-website-shortcut-on-desktop-in-windows-10/, will work to create a desktop shortcut that will open under your default web

Hi all, I resend this request, because I discovered the subject line had not been changed as I used a reply option earlier in the morning. With my apologies I pose the question again. Could someone

once when I had a problem with a dictionary file, a tech said that it could have become corrupted even if the limit of 2000 hasn't been reached.

Hi all, Could someone please give me step by step instructions for creating a desktop icon of a site on firefox, using latest jaws and firefox? Although I find it easy enough on chrome, I have not

I only have 900 entries in my JDF files. that is good to know about this regard. Best regardds Micael Munn Member: Virginia Association of Blind Students National Federation of the Blind of

The memory is 2000 entries, but I only have 1100. Besides, that doesn't explain why JAWS has no problem adding entries to a dictionary containing the same entries, but using a different

The skim reading tool will locate/read colors, summarizing the areas where they are used. There is material on using the skim reading tool in the JAWS training documents under help. Alternatively as

It would be represented as schwa. In other words, rather than codes, the JAWS dictionary relies on phonemes. So the onomatopoeic way you spelled that sound is the way JAWS would process it. I hope

the code "ax" stands for a schwa sound in Microsoft SAPI. How would that be represented in JAWS?

Orlando, This hasn't happened to me, but I dimly recall reading that each JAWS dictionary has a memory limit. It's something I keep in mind as I choose which words to fix. I could be wrong. If I'm

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