Thanks for the tips, Randy.

I'm also guessing this form was potentially created to be printed and filled out, not as an electronic form to be completed online. It's not a JAWS answer, but this is probably a good place for the pe

My copy of the JAWS 2019 offline installer that I have to use here at work is 535 Megabytes. It did take a while to download. It's annoying, but there is some internet filtering security program we us

Ann, You might be interested to know that there is an organization training blind people to use Salesforce. I read about it in Access World. Here is a link to their site. I even saw an link on here of

Norma, Glad you brought this up. I just went in an set my any link option to Y. I first had to unassign “Span” to that keystroke to make it available.

Not sure if it's related, but I recently noticed that I'm having a weird bug with the Outlook ribbon on my home computer. I wasn't sure if it started after a recent upgrade to Office 2016 or to JAWS.

I haven’t found it very useful, but Microsoft Accessibility is either doing a webinar on OneNote soon or recently did one. On the last one I went to on using Microsoft Teams,, they used JAWS for the d

Mario, The big selling point to the annual license is that you won't need to do any catch up payments to get the newest license. Eric D. says this a lot on the FS Cast for those who have an older vers

Are you sure it's opening the PDF in Adobe? I find that PDFs that open in Google are readable by JAWS, whereas PDFs that opened directly in IE were not.

That is correct, Mario. I suppose the old copy will still sit on his computer like it is for any of us, but the annual license will give him a JAWS 2020 license for the year. Leaving that old copy on

You probably cannot do it with the JAWS F12 keystroke to check time, but if both clocks appear on your System tray in the bottom right of your screen, then you can try using Windows key B to get to th

Meesha, This may be a question for Microsoft Accessibility. I found the area where you can set up another clock with a different time zone. The window says the user can view this secondary clock by ho

David, I get your frustration, but I also think JAWS developers need to focus on the core products used by a majority of users. I could argue that Microsoft Project and Visio are mainline products tha

Here is the link to the webinar Microsoft Accessibility did in April on One Note. I haven’t listened to it, but hopefully there are some good nuggets of info in here. http://aka.ms/april2019webinar Ro

I would type the word, then bring your cursor back into the word. Hit the application key to open the context menu. If Word thinks you have it misspelled, one of thcontext options witll be spelling an

Just a note that Cisco Jabber access depends on the version. I mistakenly upgraded to 12.6 recently and the JAWS scripts for it aren't ready, so it's challenging to say the least. I'd add a note to be

Alternatively, you can also rearrange the columns so that attachment notices read later. I have done this before so that I hear the subject, then the name then if there is an attachment. It’s on the V

I found a couple statements on Cisco's accessibility site that told me what you said for Jabber 12.5. I went back to Cisco Accessibility and was told that this is old news and they are working on the

Using JAWS 2019. Like many of you, I jump between a couple different browsers depending on what I’m doing. Here at work, I have a couple internal company sites that are cluttered, so I’m setting place

Thanks all. Glad to understand this better. I need to get better about using place markers for some of my more challenging internal company websites. Funny how we can just forget about features. It ha