not sure if I should complain, but before purchasing mine and applying the 20% discount, there was sales tax added which now reduces the value of the discount to about 12%. in previous years when I up

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f6 or shift f6 never worked for me in any browser. what I do is to press alt+d to gain focus on the address bar, and then shift+f6 to pop back into the website/webpage. now I can navigate by character

well, I'm using JAWS 2020 and Excel 2010 on Windows 10, and am able to use the JAWS cursor.

seeing your response to Justin's post, I misunderstood your question. But I'm glad it's been solved for you.

using the JAWS cursor to read the text on the screen is the only way that I'm aware of. if there's another way, I'd like to know as well.

it's actually a folder that he keeps certain emails in. thinking about it, I wonder if there is a shortcut to rename a folder instead of using the f2 key or the context menu? anybody know?

he tried as you instructed, but nothing happened. see Jim's post.

I instructed him to press f6 a few times until he arrived at the folder he wants to change, and then pressed f2, typed the new name, and pressed enter. but now he has two folders with the same emails

so navigating to the right goes to the next word instead of the next character? does this behavior persist if unloading JAWS and then starting JAWS again? before trying this, make sure you know how to

I'm trying to help an acquaintance where he wants to rename a folder, but cannot seem to do so. he has tried pressing F2 when he goes to the existing folder, but nothing happens. I have found a Youtub

tell me if I'm understanding correctly, you want to hear the word spelled out instead of having to move letter by letter as you navigate by word?

here's the direct address download from the manufacturer: http://www.stefankiss.sk/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=getit&lid=112

just a suggestion, I wonder if trying another keyboard would be prudent.

thank you.

it isn't a mistake because I tested it before I added my 2 cents. just pressing the applications key without the shift key does not offer the copy as path command.

another and easier way is to press shift+applications key or shift+f10 and then A to copy as path which will place the path to the file's location in the clipboard.

I'd agree with Richard because it makes sense. I would imagine an SMA is tied to JAWS and not the customer.

no, it's alt+d to focus to the address bar, and incidentally the address is automatically selected, and then control+c.

no, insert+a makes JAWS read it. insert+ a twice puts the address into a virtual window, where you can review it slowly letter by letter or select and copy it to the clipboard. then press escape to cl