Bill, Have you checked the Keyboard Manager to see if that key combination is no longer mapped to a script? Dave Oregonite, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and Pioneer

I’m not sure if there is some Windows setting I have engaged (or not), but I always see on these lists and elsewhere that people have trouble getting the JAWS cursor to function as it used to in

I get that here as well, depending on what context I'm in. Otherwise I get nothing. I suspect the days of using the jaws cursor like a mouse and navigating with it are coming

For some reason ctrl+f6 is sticking in my head.

Copy and paste work in the areas where they are supposed to work. And that's good. I sure use them a lot too. But as has been said, it's not the same thing; not all software has an edit menu with

I still get the message: “Object to be dragged not found. Drag and drop canceled.” When I invoke that command.

Yep. Same guys who tell you to format your entire system rather than try to help you fix a simple problem. I think that’s why I tried to learn as much as possible about the oS in particular, after

hi fokes how do i get to the options dialog with the new j2019 i have it running in the sys tray. but when i try to open it nowwith jaws j i get a tandum remote dialog instead and i can't get out of

Well, as I mentioned at first below, F6 does not do it. The alt+v then h thing works to get me *into* the header/footer pane, but my problem still remains once there - I cannot get out of it and back

i have never used it either. windows copy and paste has been working for me since windows 95

I never used Jaws drag and drop because it never worked for me. Conditions had to be just right. I did some trouble shooting and followed their steps to make it work but it didn't.

Ok, yes, in that case, I agree with you. I’d even go as far as to say it’s absolutely a necessary task to be able to accomplish with the keyboard, even if one doesn’t have to use it much. Sure,

Hi, Casey. They didn’t say they are the same thing. They said that usually you can get the same result with the clipboard actions as you can with Drag and drop. I don’t agree with what the support

I have often, during my now just short of 40 years in computing, uttered the phrase, "Technical support is often neither technical nor supportive." QED when someone claims cut, copy, and paste

And I doubt that you'll be the only one. Once "word hits the street" or, more likely, someone goes to use a feature that's been around since day one (practically, it certainly was there when I

Yeah… It is nuts that a support person would claim they are the same thing.

Well Steve I don’t thinhk its not worth crying over spilled megabites sir. Like I said I don’t use it. Most of us don’t so have at it with big bad Vispero if you want it back.

Whoever told you that, well . . . CTRL+C has been copy and CTRL+V has been paste since day one of Windows. CTRL+X has been cut. While one can get the same result using copy or cut and paste for

They told me that in most cases, CONTROL plus C, and CONTROL plus V act as drag and drop. However, there are cases where the object to be dragged and dropped doesn’t respond to the clipboard

I think we all need to tell them to unretire it. What a ridiculous thing to do--remove a very useful and sometimes very necessary feature.