in jaws, you need to press insert plus numrow 3 so the next keystroke is past through to the operating system. I don't believe anythng is mentioned when the keystroke is preformed. it simply rotates t

you should be able to place the screen upright with ctrl+alt+uparrow. I believe. Legend has it that on Thursday 8/2/2018 02:45 PM, Ann Byrne said: ---------------------------------------- ------------

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I posted that ctrl+alt+down arrow should fix the problem, but you may need to press insert+numrow3 for the pass through key mode before you do the ctrl+alt+down arrow. Legend has it that on Monday 7/1

you should be able to fix this with ctrl+alt+down arrow. Legend has it that on Monday 7/16/2018 02:51 PM, Jim Rawls said: ---------------------------------------- -------------------------------------

hahahaha! that's funny! although the sticking of keys isn't a JAWS problem! has something to do with windows I believe. but you may be correct that windows and JAWS don't get along too well at times.

you have been lucky then because as I mentioned earlier, this problem has been around quite awhile! LOL! I had said since 1998, but it may have been since 1999. can't remember if windows ME started or

hmmm, the sticking of alt and ctrl keys has been around for a very long time, lol! pressing both ctrl keys and or alt keys several times quickly will unstick them most of the time. I can remember havi

that's what I was thinking it was as well. and <li> denotes a list or line if I'm not mistaken and <p> I believe is a new paragraph. the software html2 is a good free html editor also. Legend has it t

once you partition a sd card or hard drive, each partition is given a drive letter. that's the way it was done back in the 80's when dos didn't support large hard drives. so it it should work. Legend

AMEN! Legend has it that on Wednesday 3/21/2018 10:06 AM, Maria Campbell said: ---------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------

you should have a key labeled something like fnloc or something like that at the top right of your keyboard. pressing that key will return the normal function keys back. Legend has it that on Tuesday

hmmm, the key isn't there to replace, lol! Legend has it that on Tuesday 3/20/2018 06:54 AM, Chris via Groups.Io said: ---------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------

try using shift plus f10. that should work. Legend has it that on Monday 3/19/2018 11:41 PM, Steve Sweeney said: ---------------------------------------- --------------------------------------

shouldn't have any trouble using that system at all. Legend has it that on Tuesday 11/7/2017 01:25 PM, David & his pack of dogs said: ---------------------------------------- -------------------------

you can use anyburn to do this and the software is free. Legend has it that on Monday 10/30/2017 11:35 AM, Mark Furness said: ---------------------------------------- ---------------------------------

hmmm, where one get a copy of 16.1? thanks. Legend has it that on Tuesday 8/29/2017 04:08 PM, Chris said: ---------------------------------------- --------------------------------------

hmmm, sounds like you have pressed enter on the recycle ben and you have selected a file there to open the properties of that file. you must find the recycle ben on the desktop and at that point press

press ctrl plus f4 instead of alt plus f4. Legend has it that on Wednesday 6/28/2017 02:08 PM, Kimber Gardner said: ---------------------------------------- --------------------------------------

what's really nice, when using jaws on a laptop, you can use a standard usb keyboard and still use the desktop configuration with the laptop. Legend has it that on Sunday 5/21/2017 01:00 PM, Carol Smi