Type the name of the app or folder in the search box, when the name appears, use the context key and open file location will appear in the list of options. Or you can type run in search and there type

You can use the context key on an application and open file location is in the list.

In your list of apps does JAWS 2021 show up?

With JAWS 2021 running. do this. Insert key H,Z, this will open the start up options and make sure you don't have 2021 set to start up at log on or startup after log on.

If you have a JAWS 2021 shortcut on the desktop, make sure the shortcut is set to something else but alt, control, J. I use Insert Alt. 1 for JAWS 2021.

I just tried JAWS 2022 and JAWS 2021 on images in Informed Daily Delivery and it is working as usual for me. ----- Original Message -----

I don't understand what you are trying to say here.

I too always thought XP was the bestWindows. Were all the Windows upgrades paid upgrades? It seems like they were, until Win10.

 No, just a list.

 I have seen a JAWS to NVDA list of keyboard shortcuts on the web, not sure if it was put out by NVDA or someone else.

If you can't afford JAWS, you can still use it in 40 min mode. Or get NVDA, it is Free and is a great screen reader and there are tutorials to help you migrate from JAWS to NVDA.

Didn't Window Eyes have that?

You can get a Annual Home subscription for JAWS for around $90 a year. There is also a free screen reader "NVDA"

You have to go into power settings and disable fast start up as well.

Open the JAWS menu with Insert J, o for options, then v for voices and down to add or remove voices.

If you have a annual home license version of JAWS, you can run any version that works with your system for as long as you keep your subscription.

If you have a annual home license for JAWS, you can use any version you wish, but just for the time limit of your subscription.

I have updated my main computer to Windows 11 and I am seeing so little difference that I don't plan to upgrade my other computer----- Original Message ---

There are I5 processors but with different generation of that processor. Windows 11 will require a I5 generation 7 or above. I have a I3 10 gen and it is eligible for the upgrade. I also have an I5 4g

I read on Kim Komando's newsletter, that Microsoft will allow some older computers to install Windows 11 if they sign a waver.