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Thank you, Bill. I was afraid of that!

This is understandably confusing. With Edge and Chrome, and as I recall with IE (but I'm not completely sure), use F3 by itself to repeat a search after using the JAWS insert-f find command. The same

- I say the following not to be glib, but because it's a simple truism: If the person/entity sending them has used fillable PDF forms, that are accessible and that also can be saved (because you can,

I asked because I am getting a pdf packet sent ot me that I'd like to be able to fill out and return it via e-mail. Justin

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If you use insert-ctrl-f fo r find, then I think you have to use insert-f3 for find next. good luck.

- It's only "worth it" if enough people or organizations want it. But there's really not any point, to my way of thinking, in making Word handle PDFs in this manner. The PDF format came into

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- Which is fine, if all you plan to ever do it print on paper again. Also, very few scanning utilities these days don't create PDF files with a text layer associated with them if the thing being

Mr. brian: Quoted: I've been using fillable forms for a very long time now. When I hand someone the electronic equivalent of a paper form, the only things I want them to be able to touch are the

Good Afternoon Yall, I was wondering if anyone knows how to get in touch with Jim Weiss? I have some questions that I need answered concerning VmWare and Windows. If anyone knows how I can get in

Excuse me, that was a typo for triggering JAWS Find, which is CTRL+INS+F, NOT F3 And this presumes the desktop keyboard layout is in use. Substitute CAPS LOCK for INS if using the laptop layout. --

- That really depends on what it is you're trying to find. The straight browser find works perfectly if you're interested in finding something in the page text, but controls like buttons will be

- It really does astound me how little fillable forms (whether done with accessibility in mind, or not) under MS-Word have never really caught on. When you couple that with people who think that an

Bill and list, I have a basic question. How do I get to settings in Zoom? Must I be signed in?

Glen is right. Pressing f3 on a Web page will move to the next instance of what you last entered in the JAWS find dialog. As a reminder pressing insert-space followed by the letter J will let you

Thanks, Brian! Honestly, my university has been struggling with this – they seem to be stumped. Go figure.

I don't use insert on a web page. Try just control + F and F3 to repeat it. I only include the insert key in eMail messages. Glenn

OK I use the insert control f to find something on a web page and it works as it should. What is the find next command? I thought it was f3 or control f3 but neither seems to work. Thanks