Ah, sorry, I've read some about containers but never actually tried them. I was simply extrapolating from experience with other virtualization systems.

If containers are like any other virtualization system jaws is not going to work from the host side. With other virtualization systems you can install jaws on the client and go from there but I don't

The fix description is: Resolved an issue where the JAWS table navigation commands (ALT+CTRL+ARROW keys) were not working as expected if a mouse click was used to move focus into a table in Word.

18.0.4104 is the latest version.

The 'default' is the application this key applies to (in the case of default it applies to all applications). 'Desktop' is what keyboard layout it applies to. There are desktop, laptop and common layo

Works fine, I've done this in the past. You likely want to open it in the dictionary manager after doing so and if everything looks okay there save again just so that the file is in order. (I did not

I am used to vmware workstation, which is able to get through the entire install process without sighted assistance. I am not sure if vmware generates an unattended install script or if it actually re

I haven't gotten HyperV to work at all, I've been stuck in the install. This is one area where VMWare (at least the paid workstation version) really shines, what with its ability to drive the installe

With a bare jaws license there is still an issue, even a dongle won't help that much because it can only connect to one computer at a time (if you connect it to a guest it will then be virtually disco

I don't know about PacMate but the BookPort+ ships with an NLS key already loaded. I would suggest you simply try loading the book files on to the device and see if it works.

In Firefox at least I can find an "Auto play" checkbox by hitting 'x'.

My experience is that it renders find but that understanding speed simply can not keep up. I am talking about things like math equations, I simply must go item by item to make sure that I am getting t

And that's under optimal conditions, add walls and it should go down quite a lot.

No, not really, you would first need a license key and then you would need to write a program so that it could specially use such voices (the tricky stumbling block is the first). SAPI is a programmin

I would say that was a problem with your code, I can not recall experiencing a case where I was unable to assign label text and not have jaws pick up on it. Certainly there are cases where jaws does n

It's usable, in a lot of ways I would say it's not as good as vs2015 was at least when using it with jaws. For instance, in vs2017 the edit fields in the project wizard were voiced as edit fields (ech

First create the voice profiles you want to use, assign them different names. (Done under jaws+j Options -> Voices -> voice adjustment Next, for each program you want to assign a non-default profile w

Interim updates are generally less frequent than monthly, but yes major updates (which usually don't amount to much) come out yearly. Occasionally something simple is wrong with the interim update and

Umm, you only need an admin cmd prompt if you intend to run admin-only actions. There are plenty of things you can do with a normal-user prompt.

If you are using remote assistance over anything but a local network sound is simply very likely to be delayed. I am not aware of any way to improve this. (The jaws remote access option gets around th