Ben: that did it. Thanks.

Hi: Where do I find task bar settings? Thanks.

Hi John, If pressing JAWS+F11 then D does not say "Dropbox" as it should, consider checking: Taskbar Settings Examine those settings, especially the one titled: Select which icons appear on the

Good morning: I am using Windows 10 with Jaws 2018. In the system tray drop box isn't reading with jaws, although my sighted legal assistant says it's in there. Any suggestions to get Jaws to read

Hi. Should work if you just hit enter from the list box too, no need to tab I think.

Very Cool! Th is what I was looking for. I press J and I can enter the first letter of the track and press Tab and get a list of those tracks beginning with that letter. Pressing Tab again after

Hello. J = jump to file Ctrl-j = jump to time. J is the one you want for selecting from within a playlist. Ctrl-j is what you want to pick the time to move play within a track to.

You can use j, to jump to file. However I am not sure if this will work too well in a *very* long playlist. The reason I say that is that a playlist is just a text file with all the filenames

hmm... I'm not sure about that. maybe someone else knows.

you'd type the number of minutes followed by a colon followed by the number of seconds, and press enter. if the amount of time you want to "jump to" is more than an hour, I think you'd have to

Another question if I may sence I am using Winamp with JAWS. Is there another way to jump to a specific song in a very long play list besides using the Down Arrow? It would be nice if I could type

When I pressed the letter J while playing a song, I was put into an Edit field. JAWS said, "Edit Text." What would I type here? Love in Christ Marty For our struggle is not against flesh and

the command is pressing the letter j while the track/file is playing. number of minutes:seconds. everytime you want to use the jump to time, it starts from the beginning (00:00).

Nicely done. Appreciate it. Morey

Ah, neat!

you can jump to 5 seconds before the end of a track by pressing alt plus r. -- Dennis Cornelison Virus-free. www.avast.com

Thanks all for responses. Will check them all out. I was just using the arrow key and was thinking about it, thanks again all. Morey

You should be able to find your music with the path: c users, username, music, itunes, itunes media, music It sounds like either your iTunes isn't pointed to that folder, or you do not have music

Hi. Looks like you might need to download a winamp plugin to increase the deefault duration of the skip forward/back keypresses, do this, but it can be done. However, most winamp plugins now are

Not that I know of, but now that it's been asked, I am looking into it. However if you hold that right or left arrow down (as opposed to just pressing it over and over again) it will rewind or fast