With Windows, there is almost never just one way to do things. Dean gave three ways, and Sieghard had given yet another. Alt2 also works. So Take your pick. The Applications key is the longest way to

I think Control+Shift+N has been around since the early days of Windows. I learned it decades ago, with all screen readers. Typical of Windows, there is usually at least two ways to do most things. In

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It sounds like it is embedded rather than a clear attachment. Not sure how to deal with those. Maybe try the File menu and Save All Attachments? Richard 🖖 Live long and prosper Check out my web site a

Its not you. Amazon is broken, and has been for a couple of months. You might try their accessibility site: www.amazon.com/access But no promises there. On their site they have a customer service toll

Narrator is the built-in screen reader in Windows. In Windows 10, it is pretty good as a backup when Jaws gets flakey. Press Control+WindowsKey+Enter to start or stop Narrator. It usually defaults to

Is this on a laptop keyboard? If so, have you tried an external keyboard? It sounds like the f4 is being ignored, so if it is a laptop, the function keys may need the FN key pressed to behave normally

It is nice that windows provides several ways to do the same thing. I've always used control+alt+delete then alt+t, old habits die hard you know. Control+shift+escape is obviously easier. I will try a

For the task manager, press control+alt+delete and then press alt+t. You hopefully will land on the processes tab. Then, you can arrow down through the running applications/processes. If you know one

Could you be more specific on which hotkeys you are having issues with? Richard "There's a nap for that." -- an anonymous cat SE

Talking watches use a chip. That is one example of a small device that cannot run an OS, of course, I'm not talking about smart watches, just the standard watch. And, things set up without an OS will

When my agency discovered that the cost was pretty much the same with Zoom Meeting as it was with Go To Meeting, they switched fairly quickly. I'd find out what their cost is for how many people, and

my agency used to use Go To Meeting. But, they discovered that Zoom Meeting was about the same price and completely accessible on any operating system. I'd encourage your boss to seriously consider Zo

If you run the jaws install file you should get an option to repair jaws. Hopefully that will do it. Otherwise, you probably get to sit on hold or hope someone here has more info. Richard 🖖 Live long

My first thought is to call Microsoft Accessibility: 1-800-936-5900 It sounds like Skype may have decided to launch at startup? One reason I'd call Microsoft Accessibility is to have them see if there

Well, someone who is at any version of Jaws can find out the cost by entering their serial number at the below link. They can get their serial number from the Jaws Help, About by pressing insert+j, h,

Using Firefox Version 72.0.2 and JAWS Version 2020.2001.70.400 This is what Jaws says in forms mode as I tab: Paratransit Rider’s Name: Edit‑ Paratransit Rider ID: Edit‑ Phone Number: Edit‑ Richard 🖖

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Unless I’m mistaken, and I probably am, the reason to stick with the SMA approach is that with the license approach, you cannot continue to use it after the subscription ends, where with the SMA, you

I just checked on the price of a SMA and it is: $150 for 2 years. So, $75 per year instead of the subscription of $90 if you are in the US. So, $6.25 per month. Not bad for the best screen reader on t