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Re: Zoom question'
Mario
I don't know how helpful the following will be for what you're looking for, but it might be worth while to check it out:
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JAWS and Zoom, a Lesson on Learning https://www.freedomscientific.com/webinars/jaws-and-zoom-a-lesson-on-learning/ another resource that might be closer to what you want will cost $18, but is quite comprehensive: https://carroll.org/product/getting-started-with-zoom-meetings/
On 10/4/2020 12:27 PM, Justin Mcdevitt wrote:
Hello Group,
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Re: Working with multiple desktops in windows 10, using Jaws?
Jessica D
Hi,
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Is there a way to make a blank desktop? Thanks, Jessica
On Oct 5, 2020, at 10:56 AM, Sieghard Weitzel <sieghard@...> wrote:
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Re: Working with multiple desktops in windows 10, using Jaws?
If you create a second, third or whatever desktop, it will create an exact copy of your main Desktop with all the icons. What Desktops are for is to use them if you need to work with many applications, say you have 5 applicartions open for work, but you want to have a few apps or browser tabs open for personal use, you can then create a second desktop and do that there. Now switch back to Desktop 1 and continue to do your work stuff, when you want to do anything personal go to Desktop 2 where you can do that. You can easily go back and forth between desktop 1 and 2 by pressing Windows Key + Control + Right or left arrow, e.g. if you are on desktop 2 and you want to go back to desktop 1, press Windows Key + Control + Left arrow, Jaws wills ay "Desktop 1", press Windows Key + Control + Right arrow when you are on Desktop 1 and Jaws will say Desktop 2 and that is where you now are.
From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf Of
Jessica D
Sent: Monday, October 5, 2020 7:38 AM To: main@jfw.groups.io Subject: Working with multiple desktops in windows 10, using Jaws?
Hi,
I created another desktop, to keep things tighty.
I’m wondering how to access this other desktop?
I did some research earlier, & found that you can press windows+tab, to access your list of virtual desktops. Once I was in the list, jaws announced, “desktop 1” or “desktop 2” respectively.
However, when I pressed space on, “desktop 2” nothing seemed to happen, because I still saw my 28 icons, which are on my original desktop.
Can anyone tell me how to navigate this area of windows?
Thanks,
Jessica
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Working with multiple desktops in windows 10, using Jaws?
Jessica D
Hi,
I created another desktop, to keep things tighty.
I’m wondering how to access this other desktop?
I did some research earlier, & found that you can press windows+tab, to access your list of virtual desktops. Once I was in the list, jaws announced, “desktop 1” or “desktop 2” respectively.
However, when I pressed space on, “desktop 2” nothing seemed to happen, because I still saw my 28 icons, which are on my original desktop.
Can anyone tell me how to navigate this area of windows?
Thanks,
Jessica
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Re: Zoom question'
Marty Hutchings
I would recommend running a test meeting before your real meeting with just
yourself and recording it to check your levels and your camera placement.
Love in
Christ
Marty If we view this present life as our primary goal, we will agree with William Shakespeare who said: “Life is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.” From TODAY IN THE WORD June 1, 2020
Hello Group, Later this week, I am going to deliver a presentation through Zoom which I would like to record. I know there is a Record button/option in the Zoom Menu. Is there anything that I need to be aware of in terms of setting up/activating in setting up the Record process? In terms of the camera, I would just need to position it so it is focused on me as I am doing the presentation. All help is appreciated.
Best, Justin
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Re: I'm encountering a very strange sound card issue with trying to switch JAWS to an internal card.
Kevin Minor
Hi Orlando.
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If you plug in headphones into the Yeti while Starting Windows, you'll hear your sounds through it. I agree, it's annoying, but at least I know what to do. Kevin and Jilly the flying doggie
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From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf Of Orlando Enrique Fiol via groups.io Sent: Sunday, October 4, 2020 9:25 PM To: main@jfw.groups.io Subject: Re: I'm encountering a very strange sound card issue with trying to switch JAWS to an internal card. At 12:28 PM 10/3/2020, Mike B wrote: >To my knowledge, which isn't much, when playing music or system sounds they >have to come through the computers internal default sound card. I've never >been able to figure out how to make music and system sounds use the external >sound card so Jaws could be the only thing using the default internal >sound card. If someone can tell us how to do this I would be eternally >grateful as well. Windows allows any registered device to play any application's audio, with the exception of system sounds, which are always mapped to the default audio device. So, if your media player shows up in the sound mixer applet or the old SNDVol control, you can have it play through any device you have. You can even have different media players or web browsers play through different audio devices from the default. Thank God, your question has a simple answer. Speaking of Yeti, I have a Blue Yeti stereo USB microphone that sounds fantastic and has four polarity patterns. However, one of the "features" that probably seemed like a good idea to the Yeti's developers is proving to be a throbbing headache for me. The Yeti has a stereo eighth-inch headphone jack intended to allow users to monitor their mic output without intermediary devices. The problem is that this headphone output shows up in Windows as a Yeti speaker, which is, of course, a phantom silent device. Disabling it in its properties is the only way to keep it from appearing. Uninstalling it via the Device Manager only lasts until plug&play picks it up during the next reboot. Most annoying of all, Windows defaults to this phantom Yeti device during installations, in the advanced boot menu and safe mode. I've combed the registry for references to it. Why this phantom device would end up being the pre-Windows default boggles my mind, and there's apparently nothing I can do to make Windows use my USB audio device or the motherboard's sound card to run narrator before Windows proper loads. My only workaround is to unplug the Yeti from its USB port whenever I know I'll be using Narrator before Windows loads with my actual sound configuration. Riddle me all this, my fellow blind geniuses! Orlando Enrique Fiol Charlotte, North Carolina Professional Pianist/Keyboardist, Percussionist and Pedagogue
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Re: Zoom question'
curtis jackson
Alt r will start and stop recording
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On Oct 4, 2020, at 6:56 PM, Justin Mcdevitt <jhmcdev@...> wrote:
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Re: I'm encountering a very strange sound card issue with trying to switch JAWS to an internal card.
Orlando Enrique Fiol
At 10:01 AM 10/3/2020, Kevin Minor wrote:
I have no idea what's going on. Yesterday I purchased a Yeti USB mic.If your Blue Yeti is the same as mind, its built-in sound card is only intended for its own input, not input from Windows applications. The only way you'll get sound out of the Yeti is through headphones plugged into its 8-inch jack on the microphone's bottom. Your problem is the same as mine: the Yeti shows up in Windows asas both a microphone (which it is) and a speaker (which it ain't). I'm somewhat curious now to plug headphones into the Yeti, assign JaWS to it and listen for any sound. This phantom Yeti speaker is exactly what I get whenever Narrator runs before my Windows user profile and sound configuration load. Orlando
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Re: I'm encountering a very strange sound card issue with trying to switch JAWS to an internal card.
Orlando Enrique Fiol
At 04:53 PM 10/3/2020, Kevin Minor wrote:
I have the Yeti as the default card, and when I go intoWhen ou lose speech with the Yeti, is it able to play other audio, or does it stay silent? You may want to try changing its sampling rate in its advanced properties and unchecking the box allowing applications to take exclusive control of it. Orlando Enrique Fiol Charlotte, North Carolina
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Re: I'm encountering a very strange sound card issue with trying to switch JAWS to an internal card.
Orlando Enrique Fiol
At 12:28 PM 10/3/2020, Mike B wrote:
To my knowledge, which isn't much, when playing music or system sounds theyWindows allows any registered device to play any application's audio, with the exception of system sounds, which are always mapped to the default audio device. So, if your media player shows up in the sound mixer applet or the old SNDVol control, you can have it play through any device you have. You can even have different media players or web browsers play through different audio devices from the default. Thank God, your question has a simple answer. Speaking of Yeti, I have a Blue Yeti stereo USB microphone that sounds fantastic and has four polarity patterns. However, one of the "features" that probably seemed like a good idea to the Yeti's developers is proving to be a throbbing headache for me. The Yeti has a stereo eighth-inch headphone jack intended to allow users to monitor their mic output without intermediary devices. The problem is that this headphone output shows up in Windows as a Yeti speaker, which is, of course, a phantom silent device. Disabling it in its properties is the only way to keep it from appearing. Uninstalling it via the Device Manager only lasts until plug&play picks it up during the next reboot. Most annoying of all, Windows defaults to this phantom Yeti device during installations, in the advanced boot menu and safe mode. I've combed the registry for references to it. Why this phantom device would end up being the pre-Windows default boggles my mind, and there's apparently nothing I can do to make Windows use my USB audio device or the motherboard's sound card to run narrator before Windows proper loads. My only workaround is to unplug the Yeti from its USB port whenever I know I'll be using Narrator before Windows loads with my actual sound configuration. Riddle me all this, my fellow blind geniuses! Orlando Enrique Fiol Charlotte, North Carolina Professional Pianist/Keyboardist, Percussionist and Pedagogue
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vm ware query
Marvin Hunkin
Hi. Got a unnatend file and then also have the audio command in that. Now got a windows server 2016 iso inside vmware workstation. Is there an easy way to add the auto file to the windows server iso. Have tried googling and still not finding an answer. Talking installer for windows server. Thanks.No
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Zoom question'
Justin Mcdevitt
Hello Group, Later this week, I am going to deliver a presentation through Zoom which I would like to record. I know there is a Record button/option in the Zoom Menu. Is there anything that I need to be aware of in terms of setting up/activating in setting up the Record process? In terms of the camera, I would just need to position it so it is focused on me as I am doing the presentation. All help is appreciated.
Best, Justin
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Re: Go to next link, whether visited or not
Also, if the only controls on the page are links, tab or shift+tab will take you to the next/previous instance regardless of whether said instance has been visited or not.
I realize that many pages have other types of controls interspersed on the page, in which case I'd definitely try Mr. Spratt's recommendation of using the links list, but if you know you have a page that is exclusively links or where other controls are either before or after the "link rich zone" you can use TAB and SHIFT+TAB once you're "in the zone." -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 2004, Build 19041 The purpose of education is not to validate ignorance but to overcome it.
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Re: Go to next link, whether visited or not
Richard Turner
Mark, You may want to check out the Navigation quick keys Open the Jaws window with insert+j Tap alt. Right arrow to utilities, and down arrow to Navigation Quick Key Manager sub menu, right arrow to open it. Press enter on HTML/PDF... Press the letter a until you land on: Any Link. Tab to edit key assignment. I use links far more than lists, so I set this to the letter l. It will warn you of a key already assigned. If you want to do that, just hit OK. And hit ok until you are out of the dialogs. Then, you can use l or shift+l to jump to the next or previous link no matter if it is visited or unvisited.
Richard "He that cannot forgive others breaks the bridge over which he must pass himself,” and we forget that only grace can break the cycle of ancient hatreds among peoples. (It is notable that while I have regretted not granting grace to others, I’ve never once regretted extending it.)" - Edward Herbert
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Adrian Spratt
Sent: Sunday, October 4, 2020 8:18 AM To: main@jfw.groups.io Subject: Re: Go to next link, whether visited or not
Pressing insert-F7 brings up a list of the links on the webpage, and they’re shown in succession. If your focus is on the current link, chances are that opening the links list there will place you in the list at or near that link and the next. I find this varies by website.
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On Behalf Of Mark
I'm on web content where I want to go to the next link. However, I don't know whether it is a visited or unvisited link.
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Re: I'm encountering a very strange sound card issue with trying to switch JAWS to an internal card.
Mario
okay, check which sound card JAWS is set to speak thru, and do post if it worked or not.
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On 10/3/2020 4:34 PM, Kevin Minor wrote:
Hi again.
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Re: I'm encountering a very strange sound card issue with trying to switch JAWS to an internal card.
Kevin Minor
Hi.
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The Yeti has a sound card as part of it. I'm currently hearing JAWS, as well as all other Windows sounds through it. Currently, JAWS is set to the Windows default source as its sound card. The Yeti is also a choice in this menu. Kevin and Jilly the flying doggie
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From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf Of Mario Sent: Saturday, October 3, 2020 4:24 PM To: main@jfw.groups.io Subject: Re: I'm encountering a very strange sound card issue with trying to switch JAWS to an internal card. you can't listen to music thru the Yeti because it is a microphone, an input device for audio. if JAWS is lost after plugging in the Yeti, take a look at what sound card JAWS is set to speak out of: using NVDA or even Narrator, press insert+j to gain focus to the JAWS user interface: if JAWS is running as a service (from the systray: down arrow to and right arrow to utilities, down arrow to and right arrow on sound card. if JAWS is set to run as an application (found in the alt+tab sequence): press alt, right arrow to and down arrow on utilities, down arrow to and enter on sound card. one of the recognized sound cards (playback devices) will be checked which will indicate which sound card JAWS will speak out of. press enter on the sound card you want JAWS to speak out of. unload NVDA or Narrator if JAWS is speaking again. On 10/3/2020 3:33 PM, Marty Hutchings wrote: Mike, I have done this, but I just went through my Control Panel to
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Re: Go to next link, whether visited or not
Adrian Spratt
Pressing insert-F7 brings up a list of the links on the webpage, and they’re shown in succession. If your focus is on the current link, chances are that opening the links list there will place you in the list at or near that link and the next. I find this varies by website.
From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf Of
Mark
Sent: Sunday, October 4, 2020 9:09 AM To: main@jfw.groups.io Subject: Go to next link, whether visited or not
I'm on web content where I want to go to the next link. However, I don't know whether it is a visited or unvisited link.
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Re: Go to next link, whether visited or not
Mike B
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Hi Mark,
Pressing, Insert + H, brings up the list below
while in your browser of choice. Unvisited and Visited link keys are
marked with 2 stars.
Go Back a page, ALT+LEFT ARROW.
Read the Address bar, INSERT+A. Next link, TAB. Prior link, SHIFT+TAB. Open a link, ENTER. Display a list of links, Insert+F7. Display and manage PlaceMarkers, Control+Shift+k. Display a list of form fields, JAWSKey+F5. Display a list of headings, Insert+F6. Display a list of frames, JAWSKey+F9. To move through a web page:
Next Radio Button, A. Next Button, B. Next ComboBox, C. Next different element, D. Next Edit, E. Next Form Field, F. Next Graphic, G. Next Heading, H. Next List Item, I. Jump to a specific line with J, And return to the starting point before the jump with Shift+J. Next Place Marker, K. Next List, L. Next Frame, M. Skip past links, N. Next Object, O. Next Paragraph, P. Next Main Region, Q. Next Region, R. Next Same Element, S. Next Table, T. **Next unvisited link, U. **Next visited link, V. Next Checkbox, X. Next Span element, Y. Next Division, Z. Next OnMouseOver element, ; (semicolon). Next element with an onclick handler, / (slash). Next MailTo link, \ (backslash). Next Separator, - (Dash). Next FlowTo element, = (Equals). Add SHIFT to these commands to move to the prior item. Step past element, > (greater than).
Step prior to element, < (less than). Add Control+JAWSKey to the applicable quick keys
to bring up a list of that element,
For example, Control+JAWSKey+z will bring up a list of the divisions on the page. To move and read in tables:
Next row, WINDOWS KEY+Alt+DOWN ARROW. Prior row, WINDOWS KEY+Alt+UP ARROW. Read Row, WINDOWS KEY+ALT+COMMA. Next column, WINDOWS KEY+Alt+RIGHT ARROW. Prior column, WINDOWS KEY+Alt+LEFT ARROW. Read Column, WINDOWS KEY+ALT+PERIOD. Next cell in a row, ALT+CTRL+RIGHT ARROW. Prior cell in a row, ALT+CTRL+LEFT ARROW. Cell below in a column, ALT+CTRL+DOWN ARROW. Cell above in a column, ALT+CTRL+Up ARROW. Jump to cell,Control+Windows+j. Visit JAWS help for more information.
Press and hold INSERT, then press F1 twice quickly to open help directly to the Internet Explorer topic. Press F6 to move into the help topic window. Take care and stay safe. Mike. Sent from my iBarstool. Go dodgers!
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Subject: Go to next link, whether visited or not Is there a navigation quick key to move to the next link, whether it is visited or not? The tab key goes to the next focusable item, and there could be several buttons or input fields between the Virtual PC cursor and the next link. I've searched the documentation and this list for any existing help. Couldn't find any.
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Go to next link, whether visited or not
Mark
I'm on web content where I want to go to the next link. However, I don't know whether it is a visited or unvisited link.
Is there a navigation quick key to move to the next link, whether it is visited or not? The tab key goes to the next focusable item, and there could be several buttons or input fields between the Virtual PC cursor and the next link. I've searched the documentation and this list for any existing help. Couldn't find any.
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Re: How do i sync my desktope across multiple computers, using oneDrive?
Randy Barnett
I forgot to mention, that you can do this for all your documents downloads favorites folders and if you ever lose your hard drive they’ll all be on one drive and when you reinstall windows you just point them at the one drive folder after it downloads and it’ll all be back just like it was before.
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On Oct 3, 2020, at 6:19 PM, Jessica D <jldail13@...> wrote:
Hi,
I want to sync the contents of my desktop across multiple computers, using OneDrive.
I already have a “desktop” folder in my OneDrive.
Can anyone help me from there?
Thanks,
Jessica
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