Depending on the computer, it is likely normal. The smaller they are, the harder they are to cool.

FS has a guide up on it. I'd read that and follow the instructions.

Since it doesn't mention jaws, I would start with the obvious, something has gone wrong with your ms-word. I'd suggest finding it in add/remove programs which you can search for by hitting the windows

He needs to make it bigger, Clicking more details will do that. Once that is done, ctrl-tab and ctrl-shift tab will change tabs no matter what has the focus.

I have never used slides, but I can't recreate your sheets problem with jaws on the latest windows version. I don't know if that has anything to do with it, but it is long past time to update that win

Thanks all for the info. Looks like the Spoonbill version should keep me occupied for a while.

I'm interested in playing chess against my computer, and this seems like the way to do it, but for two things: first of all, it won't stop speaking the time all the time, and second of all, it is hard

I'm running the latest version of windows 10, and things are fine on one computer, but not on the other. Weird! CH

I'll give that a try. If it gets in my way I could maybe put it on another desktop or something.

No, I'm using the old sma method. I have had this going on for a while, but I never thought to look around and find out if it is in the sys-tray when it happens.

Yep, running from systray.

I have jaws set to speak at the logon screen, and to start speaking after I log in. The problem I'm having is that once it starts up again, insert-j does nothing. If I quit jaws and restart, it works

Interesting. Wonder if you have something going on with display drivers or some such. To me, programs other than Microsoft Office aren't going to get the speech support, and if you've have to deal wit

You might want to check to make sure accessibility is set right in libre-ofice. I'm not having the issues you mention about sluggishness or something strange being spoken after character movement. The

You might try starting jaws from the runbox with the /default switch, just to make sure nothing was accidentally changed in the settings.

Well, I'm running the same version here. Try as I might, I cannot re-create your problem . If you haven't done so in a while, I'd suggest restarting your computer. In windows, shutting down and turnin

Look under the help menu, there is a keyboard shortcuts topic right there.

Weird. I've never had anything untoward happen with using the control key for silence in excel. Navigation seems quite fast for me in excel, you may be suffering from an old computer.

I'd try firefox. There is only one way to know, but my guess is that it will likely be different than chrome or ie. This is the state of the world now-a-days, different browsers work differently on co

I just tried it with both vocalizer and eloquence. No problems here. I've had a gradually rising pitch with eloquence in the past while reading long items, that's one of the reasons I don't generally