This may be hard to solve. If you have Microsoft 365, use Open with or SendTo and try opening the PDF in Word. Less likely, try opening it in K1000 if you happen to have that.

I would display the document in Draft view. Alt+w, e.

There is a desktop and an online version if I understand correctly. Do those scripts work with both? A trainee has the desktop version. I've heard the web version may be better, but I have conducted n

You can always save the text chat window. That way you have it when you want it. Also, this I have not tried, but can you copy a line from the chat and paste elsewhere? Perhaps not, but saving the cha

I use Word, which I like for a lot of them. I have that as my default. When I need to change, I use the Open With option on the context menu to switch to Adobe Reader or Chrome.

Milton, with the latest JAWS option allowing for elimination of lag with Bluetooth headphones, do you find these responsive with JAWS? Thanks. Dean

The best combination, allowing for power and accuracy, is Dragon 15.3, JAWS and J-Dictate from Hartgen Consultancy. Without J-Dictate, you don’t have good access to the correction procedures and to th

This entire discussion continues to convince me, with perhaps some exceptions, that the best way to deal with PDFs, assuming you have Microsoft 365 on your system, is to set them up to open in Word. W

Hello. Does there exist a Bluetooth keyboard with function keys separated in groups of four, a numeric keypad and a context menu key? In other words, with the functionality and appearance of a good ol

With Microsoft 365, and probably with stand-alone Word versions for a while, opening in PDF is a free feature. I used to use the SendTo menu to send documents to Word, now I’ve just made it the defaul

I'm a fan of opening them in Word by default, but Chrome is good also. I'm not sure on what basis to choose one over the other.

Word is my default PDF viewer with Microsoft 365 and JFW 2020. I would be interested in side-by-side comparisons that demonstrate why Word is such a bad tool. My only comparison was using Adobe Reader

Yes, use the Convert Table to Text function in Word. You can find it with Alt+Q, add it to the Quick Access Tool Bar, or add a keyboard shortcut for the function, whichever you prefer. Alt+q is the ea

I’d like pointers for using the Google Calendar with JAWS 2020. Google recommends procedures and hotkeys with virtual cursor off, but you still need to turn it on to read details. If anybody uses this

JawBone is long dead, replaced by J-Say.

Unfortunately, that is unlikely to happen. The workers on the project have moved on and their web site is not in the greatest of condition.

There is a j-say list which takes j-dictate questions and discussion. It is low-traffic. You can join by writing to <j-say-subscribe@...>

Doug Lee offers Discord scripts. I haven't tried them, but he is very competent. It's wise to become familiar with all the projects he is working on or has worked on recently, because some sound prett

I have made Word my default PDF reader. I haven't encountered problems, but that of course doesn't mean I won't encounter them. I find it far preferable to Adobe Reader.

Duck Duck Go is a search engine, and there would be extensions for its use in different browsers. Dean