If your Blue Yeti is the same as mind, its built-in sound card is only intended for its own input, not input from Windows applications. The only way you'll get sound out of the Yeti is through headpho

When ou lose speech with the Yeti, is it able to play other audio, or does it stay silent? You may want to try changing its sampling rate in its advanced properties and unchecking the box allowing app

Windows allows any registered device to play any application's audio, with the exception of system sounds, which are always mapped to the default audio device. So, if your media player shows up in the

I'm surprised no one has mentioned the five new Japanese voices that have always been part of the 3.0 SAPI version. There are enough voices to make male and female voice profiles for PC and JAWs Curso

At 09:00 PM 9/20/2020, Mark asked: A synthesizer uses electronic processes to fashion complex timbres from acoustic or electronic sound sources. For example, a triangle wave may be combined with clari

Hi, Shai. You might try using the Windows sound mixer app and making sure that JAWS is routed to your headset output. Just search the start menu for "mixer" and you'll find it. Alternately, you can ty

You can, Pat. Just route the JAWS cursor to each of the graphics and label them with insert+G. If the numbers that appear as graphics are displayed in different permutations each time you visit the si

There are also undefined key commands to increase and decrease voice rate, pitch and volume on the fly. You can use these as alternatives to the temporary and permanent voice decrease/increase command

seems like working for replies. Replies are called Mentions because they usually contain a reference to the original tweet. Also, if you reply to a tweet within a conversation, your reply will appear

Having wrestled with Twitter's web version, the Microsoft Store app and a few third-party clients, all to immense frustration, I can assure you that TWBlue is the most accessible, streamlined and effi

Dear Sardar-ji, I used TWBlue for months before finding some solutions to the very problems you list below. I have never gotten this to work from within TWBlue. But I can always just press enter on a

I of course know that. However, I've never been able to select noncontiguous items from different folders, copy all of them and paste them in one fell swoop. If, for instance, I want to select some it

You can still do this. There is still a Favorites folder in your user profile that you can navigate by first-letter and have any item opened by your default browser. You could make a shortcut to this

Yes. Hold down the shift key and arrow up and down through the items you want to select, if they're contiguous. If you want to select noncontiguous items, hold down the control key, arrow up and down

The bookmark list is right in the bookmark manager. But when you're in the list by itself, you can't move or delete bookmarks. Consider the list as a read-only version of your bookmarks, while the boo

program as Edora?� Instead, try Mozilla Thunderbird, which is largely based on Edora, and is completely compatible with JAWS 2020 and Windows 10. Aside from SSL negotiations, which have been updated

with Jaws2020 and Win 10? Yes sir! Eudora has been my exclusive email client since 1997. I continued using the last official version 7.1.9 even after upgrading to Windows 10. There is now an update to

We're all still trying to "access" Twitter replies and threads. What's accessible about a client that excludes these? Orlando Enrique Fiol

figure out how to actually follow a conversation with it, not for lack of trying. You can follow conversations with the hotkey alt+windows+C. But the conversation gets displayed in its own buffer, whi

I generally love TWBlue's accessibility. However, it does not indicate how many replies or retweets a given tweet has. When I use the hotkey alt+windows+C to expand the conversation, I don't get shown