Hello I guess you'd like to create your own accounts/items. Once you've entered your master password you're in an edit field. Press the tab key once to find the "new object" button. Then press the spa

Hi i'm recording trainings for blind and low vision people. For this, i used to use a software called Total Recorder for which there's no longer technical support. I like it because it is really simpl

Hi With Jaws you can enforce the output channel by opening the Utility menu, then Sound card sub-menu. When your headphone is plugged in, you may find it inthere. Select it and you may hear Jaws back

Hi, I personally use 1Password that is fairly accessible. I noticed better usability with Jaws than NVDA, but most of the features can be performed with the keyboard. The only complication is the sign

Hi Richard Did you try changing your theme? The issue may come from a theme update. That's one possibility. Tanguy

Hello Anna To my personal experience I would say that NVDA fills most of your needs for home use. I mean if you use your computer just for mailing, basic word processing and media playing, that's good

Good to know. thanks alot Le 28/06/2019 à 19:21, Bill White a écrit :

i I didn't know this command. How different is it from Insert+F4? Le 28/06/2019 à 16:03, Cook, Steve a écrit :

Yes, this approach seems close to what i need to reach out. I'll try this. As far as i know there are no child process. Then that would be fine. Shank you. Le 28/06/2019 à 14:46, Munawar Bijani a écri

Hi Dean, My objective is to make Jaws restart seemlessly so that users are not forced to deal with keystrokes. Some of my cleints get nervous and lose self-trust when its time to shutdown jaws and res

Hi Peter thank you. However my initial was about Jaws restart, not Windows. Nevertheless this would be helpful in other circumstances. thank you Le 28/06/2019 à 13:36, Peter Tesar a écrit :

Hello all Do you know any command line that can force jaws to restart? This is because i'm using a program on my laptop that disables the Jaws key. And th only way to restore it is to restart Jaws. Bu

Hi Steve, Sorry, i'm French, then I don't know exact function names in English. But i'll try to guide to the right path: To get the number of "yes" from column B the formula is something like that =nb

Hi Bill To get Jaws on demand setup, press Jaws key + Space bar, then letter S. Same if you want to bet back to normal verbosity. Tanguy Le 07/06/2019 à 08:43, Bill White a écrit :

Hello Clare Please find below some answers i can give: 1. I'm not sure about what you mean, but try virtualizing the dialog with this key combination Jaws key+Alt+z. 2. Jaws key+f gives a seires of in

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Hello As far as i know, there is no shortcut for this. You need to go through Home ribbon. Le 10/05/2019 à 17:25, Sally Hagarty a écrit :

Hi William, Once you've inserted your pivot-table, you need to press f6 to go to the tools pane. You'll first find there a list of buttons that are your column headings. Htting space bar on one of the

Hello this rather makes think about something related to unusual view mode where Jaws is lost. It is like the main sheet window is too small. Theb try the following: Press Windows key+Up arrow to maxi

Hi Yes, correct, Alt GR is useful on European keyboards to type in special characters, but also emulates Ctrl+Alt combinations. Therefore, when pressing right Alt+any arrow key, you're actually emulat

Hi Chris, wow, that's a kind of magic! thanks alot, it works now. Tanguy