You could, but reinstalling it is preferable because I am not sure what exactly the repair checks for.

In addition to what Matthew has said, Freedom Scientific uses many, many folders across your PC to store files, many of which may be referenced at any time. Having files whose version does not match o

Back up your user scripts folder, because this is where script files you modify are saved to, so that they do not become mixed with the scripts Freedom Scientific provides. The location of your user s

Those instructions are incorrect. You should never modify default.jss or default.jsb files. There are other ways that Freedom Scientific has designed for you to create or modify JAWS behavior. What yo

I wonder that even if the scripts were recompiled, they may not work because the audio editing program may have changed so much since then because there have probably been new versions of this program

The Freedom Scientific Developer Network (FSDN) is a technical manual about the JAWS Script Manager and script files that you may find useful.

I haven't heard of this particular script. Just to verify, is this a third-party script for which you were provided with the .jsb file? If so, please make sure you can locate the file in the following

You write your scripts in a scripting language that is proprietary to JAWS and MAGic; it is not a programming language like C++, C# or Python. Freedom Scientific occasionally introduces new functions

The script won't compile if there are syntax errors. Imagine that you were working on a script but had to leave your computer for some reason, but did not want to lose your work. You might be in the m

No, it is not possible to type in Nemeth braille with JAWS. However, you can learn UEB math which JAWS does allow you to enter. Here is a link to a free online course for learning UEB Math braille: ht

firefox 60 and beyond will only work with JAWS versions 2018 and 2019.

Another one to try: 1. Navigate to C:\Program Files\Freedom Scientific\JAWS\[JAWS Version]. 2. Find the file jfw.exe and press ALT+ENTER on it. 3. Press CTRL+TAB until you reach the compatibility tab.

I also changed this setting and tried to copy some text from a webpage, but when I pasted it, nothing had been copied despite JAWS saying so, so I had to reverse the setting.

Yes, you may need a driver.

It must depend on the specific model because I have two very new HP laptops and neither had this issue.

I think 150 pounds is a bit expensive, but Sight and Sound has to make some money from selling JAWS.

I also use the touch cursor because I find that it works better than OCR in many situations.