On Aug 28, 2018, at 11:15 PM, David Pearson <dshawnpearson@...> wrote:

Hello all:

What are the steps to land on, or edit the URL address bar as "alt + "d" which "does the trick" while using IE seems to have no effect while in chrome.

Sincerely,



David S. Pearson

Hi folks,

It used to be that Media Player would access one or more of the CD

databases to look up the track names when CDs were inserted into the

drive. When this didn't work on my old computer anymore I figured I had

something configured wrong. Now I've got a new, Windows 10 computer and

it still doesn't show track names. Am I still doing something wrong or

has this service just plain been removed from Media Player? I think it

works in iTunes but I've had to learn an awful lot lately and I wouldn't

mind not having to learn this one too.

Thanks,

Lee

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I have begun to switch to Firefox 52 from Internet Explorer 11. I use
JAWS 15 under Windows 7. In IE, when on a webpage you could pull down
the

Thanks,

Richard

ALT + D should work in any web browser I can think of.

I'm typing to you from Chrome and just ALT + D-ed into the web address box.
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Brian *-* Windows 10 Home, 64-Bit, Version 1803, Build 17134

    A great deal of intelligence can be invested in ignorance when the need
for illusion is deep.

          ~ Saul Bellow, To Jerusalem and Back

ALT + D should work in any web browser I can think of.

I'm typing to you from Chrome and just ALT + D-ed into the web address box.
--

Brian *-* Windows 10 Home, 64-Bit, Version 1803, Build 17134

    A great deal of intelligence can be invested in ignorance when the need
for illusion is deep.

          ~ Saul Bellow, To Jerusalem and Back

You can virtualize that (or just about any) window with JAWS Key plus Alt plus W, which will give you what in my unhumble opinion is rather a poor rendering of that window if you want to preserve its topography. Why not use the JAWS or Invisible Cursor?

When I was in JAWS scripting class ten years ago, we wrote a script that assigned hotkeys to read most of the fields in the File/Folder Properties window. I should resurrect those and polish them up.

Hi,

 

Using Jaws 2018 under W10 , is there a simple method of capturing the contents of the properties of a file and then paste it into a text editor?

 

Jaws  will only read part of the output of the file properties without going   into touch etc and so it makes it impossible to use the Jaws copy command or am I missing something here?

 

Thanks

Tom

 

Make sure your Window is maximized, I am using OUtlook 2016 and both Jaws Key+Tab and Jaws Key+Page Down work and say what they are supposed to say.

Thanks for your reply Steve.

Under Outlook 2013, all I get when pressing insert numpad page down is Jaws saying something about filter applied.  Pressing insert Tab does give the number of the current message as well as the total number of messages.  Maybe Outlook 13 works differently from version 16.

Tom

Hi,

Try reading the status bar, with JAWS Key+Page Down on the number pad.

All the best

Steve

Hi,

Using: Latest Jaws 2018, W10 Home 64 bit, Outlook 13

Is there a Jaws  command which will read  the current message number and or the total number of messages  being displayed in the Outlook 2013 inbox?

Thanks

Tom

Thanks for your reply Steve.

Under Outlook 2013, all I get when pressing insert numpad page down is Jaws saying something about filter applied.  Pressing insert Tab does give the number of the current message as well as the total number of messages.  Maybe Outlook 13 works differently from version 16.

Tom

Hi,

Try reading the status bar, with JAWS Key+Page Down on the number pad.

All the best

Steve

Hi,

Using: Latest Jaws 2018, W10 Home 64 bit, Outlook 13

Is there a Jaws  command which will read  the current message number and or the total number of messages  being displayed in the Outlook 2013 inbox?

Thanks

Tom

Hi,

 

Using Jaws 2018 under W10 , is there a simple method of capturing the contents of the properties of a file and then paste it into a text editor?

 

Jaws  will only read part of the output of the file properties without going   into touch etc and so it makes it impossible to use the Jaws copy command or am I missing something here?

 

Thanks

Tom

Hi,

Try reading the status bar, with JAWS Key+Page Down on the number pad.

All the best

Steve

Hi,

Using: Latest Jaws 2018, W10 Home 64 bit, Outlook 13

Is there a Jaws  command which will read  the current message number and or the total number of messages  being displayed in the Outlook 2013 inbox?

Thanks

Tom

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I have begun to switch to Firefox 52 from Internet Explorer 11. I use
JAWS 15 under Windows 7. In IE, when on a webpage you could pull down the

Thanks,

Richard

Hi,

JAWS Keey+Tab doesn’t work for me in outlook 2016, all it reads to me is the current message as if I’d pressed an arrow key.

All the best
Steve

Actually, Jaws Key+Tab should do it, Jaws Key+Page Down will tell you how many messages you have in your Inbox or mailbox where you are, but it won’t tell you which one you are on. Here is an example, this is the Inbox of the mail account I use for the Viphone list, this is what I get with Jaws Key+NumPad Page Down:

Items in View 4

Unread Items in View 1

Progress All folders are up to date.

Connectivity to your server. Connected to: Microsoft Exchange

Zoom 100%

Now if I actually arrow down that list there are only 3 lines/items, but one is a conversation with two messages, actually, this one, Tom’s question and Mike’s message, Outlook gives you total number of messages including those in collapsed conversations.

Now, here is Jaws speech history if I go to the very bottom of my Inbox, on Message 4 so to tspeak:

Rick Miller

Is This An Office or a JAWS Problem?

Mon 8/27/2018 9:01 PM

69 KB

4 of 4

Regards,

Sieghard

Hi,

Using: Latest Jaws 2018, W10 Home 64 bit, Outlook 13

Is there a Jaws  command which will read  the current message number and or the total number of messages  being displayed in the Outlook 2013 inbox?

Thanks

Tom

Actually, Jaws Key+Tab should do it, Jaws Key+Page Down will tell you how many messages you have in your Inbox or mailbox where you are, but it won’t tell you which one you are on. Here is an example, this is the Inbox of the mail account I use for the Viphone list, this is what I get with Jaws Key+NumPad Page Down:

Items in View 4

Unread Items in View 1

Progress All folders are up to date.

Connectivity to your server. Connected to: Microsoft Exchange

Zoom 100%

Now if I actually arrow down that list there are only 3 lines/items, but one is a conversation with two messages, actually, this one, Tom’s question and Mike’s message, Outlook gives you total number of messages including those in collapsed conversations.

Now, here is Jaws speech history if I go to the very bottom of my Inbox, on Message 4 so to tspeak:

Rick Miller

Is This An Office or a JAWS Problem?

Mon 8/27/2018 9:01 PM

69 KB

4 of 4

Regards,

Sieghard

Hi,

Using: Latest Jaws 2018, W10 Home 64 bit, Outlook 13

Is there a Jaws  command which will read  the current message number and or the total number of messages  being displayed in the Outlook 2013 inbox?

Thanks

Tom