Hi, I used to do a lot of .NET development but now it's mostly C++.

Hi, Ok, if cost is prohibitive for you, I would suggest switching to NVDA, installing Windows 10 and using VS 2017. Both NVDA and JAWS work really well with VS 2017 (though NVDA's performance is slowe

Also, I took a look at the Stack Overflow link you gave. The last edit was in 2009, so I'd consider it outdated. Accessibility APIs have changed drastically since that post.

Hi, I've found VS 2017 to be great in accessibility, mostly because it implements UIA rather than whatever Microsoft was using when VS 2005 was around. I'd argue that 2017 is the most accessible versi

I just tried this shortcut and it worked. Be sure to be in a folders list before performing it keystroke.

No worries :)

Thanks for the confirmation. I've sent a message to FS. Hopefully they'll fix it now that more than one of us is experiencing the issue.

Yup, they posted the new features shortly after I wrote this message.

I have Automatically Read Pages When Loaded set to Off. When JAWS announces the list of headings and links on a page I'll begin to navigate the page. Suddenly, I find myself at the bottom of the page.

I think virtualizing the keyboard manager window will be the closest you'll get. As far as I'm aware there is no full list. But then, I'm back to JAWS after years away from it, so things might have ch

I saw that JAWS June release is out. However, the page with the features list just lists April and prior. Has FS forgotten to post the new features list?

In NVDA, you are able to set an option that will tell you how many tabs a line is indented by. Is there such a feature in JAWS? I've checked out Speech and Sound Schemes but when I use the Visual Stud