Richard, Once you move to the first file it's already selected, so pressing the spacebar will dee-select it. But, as you arrow throught the list you do need to keep the control key held down and tap t

- Possibly, or it's possible that Windows Update applied a BIOS update (that's possible now) and the BIOS update itself reverts the function keys to media keys/smart keys/whatever your manufacturer ca

I have an acer, and I never heard or come across such an issue, and I wouldn’t have thaught an windows update would change any bios settings in itself Maybe the cmos battery is at fault here, rather t

Hi, Cristóbal. You don't need to copy a blank line to the clipboard to clear it. Just use CONTROL plus C the first time you want to copy something to the clipboard, and Windows will ask you if you wan

Hello, I am using jaws 2019 with outlook 2019 and I want to mark mail-messages with different marckers. A google-account is set up in outlook with google workspace and if I mark a gmail with a star (*

OK, with files there is a trick to this. Arrow to the first file you want to copy and press and hold the control key, and tap the spacebar without releasing the control key. Then, while holding down t

I am usually talking about files.

I have an Acer running Windows 10 and the latest version of JAWS. The last 2 Windows updates have changed my function keys back to their original settings. This means I have to add the function key to

Marianne, Are you talking about files or text? It would be helpful to know. Thanks, Richard "The highest reward for a person's toil is not what they get for it, but what they become by it." - John Rus

For multiple clip board items is the command Insert, Windows key and the letter C Al Sorrentino

Hi robin, I thought about that after I posted the suggestion. It is a very useful clipboard manager but turning on the Windows clipboard history should be allowable in a work environment and I’m glad

If you want to append multiple items to the clipboard with Jaws, it would be insert+Windows key+C. The you could then do the layered command insert+space bar then C to view the multiple items copied.

I copy multiple items regularly but how do you copy an item, skip a few items and copy more items?

Hi it used too be, that if you do a windows c command you could then copy multiple items to the clipboard.

Hmmm. The JAWS layered command option only seems to be showing the last thing I copied to the clipboard. I supposed this is useful in some cases, such as to see if you grabbed what you wanted to copy,

These would have to be regular folders, I presume. If you know even part of what either the folder itself is named, or one of the files in any one of the folders in the library is named, do a Windows

I suspect there is a separate command for copying into the Jaws clipboard, what might that be? Though with this newer Windows feature, that might be enough, but it is good to know ones alternatives. T

Bob, Do you mean the JAWS history feature? I do use that quite a lot for grabbing text that his hard to copy in the normal way.

Alan, Thanks. That looks like a cool little program. I cannot install that here at work, but I’ll look at it for home use.

The Jaws layered command insert+space bar then C gives you the following according to Jaws: “opens the Clipboard Text Viewer and displays all text copied and appended to the Clipboard. You can then se