Rahul, I have never restored JAWS, so I'm not sure, but if you are comfortable doing that, I suppose it doesn't hurt.

I should correct my earlier post. I do use the insert key then F4 to close JAWS. I also have created with the help of another JAWS user, a shortcut command to open JAWS if I've closed it for some

Hi, Note that it is much easier to create the signature in Word and copy and paste it into the appropriate edit field, rather than trying to create it in the edit field. You will avoid these types of

You can simply restart Jaws by shutting it down with Jaws Key + F4 and then restart it by making sure you press Windows Key + M to minimize to the desktop, then "J" to go to the Jaws icon or of

Thanks, Robin. Will try that. Should I restore JAWS settings or something like that to fix this? JAWS also becomes sluggish for me when composing messages in Outlook which does not happen for

I have not noticed this behavior. I'm at work right now running office 2016 and I can test this at home on Office 2010 tonight. Control K works as I would expect in Office 2016 when I just did the

Hi, Marty. Yes, it can be changed without reinstalling JAWS. 1. Just press JAWS key plus J. 2. Press the ALT key. 3. If it says JAWS Options, press ENTER. 4. If it then says Basics, press ENTER

Yes, Options menu in JAWS, Basics, Check the box "run from system tray", press OK Dave Oregonite, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and Pioneer

Mario, Nope. Nothing was missed or cut off. It was a three-word reply with appropriate punctuation. Dave Oregonite, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and Pioneer

David, I don't think anyone suggested using Alt F4 and the JAWS key. Alt F4 closes a program. JAWS key F4 closes JAWS. For thos of us with laptops where the F4 key is set to a media key by

Can this be changed without reinstalling JAWS? Love in Christ Marty For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the powers, against the world forces of this

Dave, most of your email didn't make it. something went awry.

James -- system tray. Dave Oregonite, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and Pioneer

I understand that running JAWS from the systray uses less RAM and is a tad quicker to respond to commands. and I guess it's mostely a matter of preference.

Hello surendra: As far as I know, the only way to change the behaviour of the function keys for an HP Laptop, is to have someone with vision go into the BIOS and make the change. If your friend

I am using a converted Mac Book pro and have the JAWS settings to function as a desktop computer.

The insert key has also been called the JAWS key or NVDA key. Thus we are talking about the same key strokes here. Smile.

One other thought. I would mention to the author of the web site they should follow ARIA: Accessible Rich Internet Applications and look at w3.org which Provides information on making sites

why do you need to use, jaws/insert key+alt+f4, you should be able to use insert+f4 to unload jaws. this is true whether you use a wireless or not. The impossible is the untried, Never under

Hi Kevin, Huge thanks for the reply, that’s actually really helpful to have an understanding of why it’s not working, I can now go back to the author of the site and see if he is able to make