Robin, Your preferred method makes sense. I think referring to the speech history is the same number of steps as a Shift + F10 clipboard then A method. ALT + D also moves the keyboard focus, which I'm

Here's a technique for getting the file path from a file using the copy as a path technique JM mentioned. If you want to know where a file is located in the file system, this technique will do it. Thi

Thanks Robin for the helpful description. Do you have a technique to locate where you are in the file system? There are two techniques that have come up in this thread. First, Alt + D to the path box,

i didn't realize the question would prompt a big discussion. It will take time to go through it. To clarify my first question, the task I'm trying to get faster at is moving around the folder hierarch

I'm struggling a bit with File Explorer and wonder if folks had some observations or advice about using it? For example, in terms of the task of navigating the file system, perhaps it's easiest to sta

does any have experience of using JAWS with computer games, preferably multiplayer games

good to know i should expect a challenge. surely there's some must have to keep checked, like always have control type checked? i'm cursior what do folks keep checked in their lowest verbosity setting

Oh, yes, I know about those levels too. I'm just looking for some advice or tips based on experience. Otherwise, I'm testing settings by trial and error.

I'm starting to customize my advanced verbosity levels to say minimally what i need. I've read through the help and think I'll just have to go through it trial and error. There's about 24 check boxes,

I think Harvard uses it. I'll ask around

any recommended pdf readers for jaws? adobe acrobat reader is standard, but i notice it doesn't have jaws scripts for it in the keyboard manager which makes me wonder if there's something better out t

I stepped through the process of recording slides and also noticed the same problem. I tried pressing Shift F10 on the buttons to see if that did anything. Has anyone had more success or any ideas?

In MS Word, we can style text to be a block quote. But it's not possible to use JAWS navigation keys to go to the block quotes in Word. Does anyone know why?

What are the most reliable strategies for identifying the available short cut keys for an application, whether those short cuts were created by the developer, available through JAWS Keyboard Manager,

Are there shortcut keys for navigating a listbox, such as going to the first or last item? Or go to the Nth item?

There was a bit of a discussion about dictionary files earlier and here's another scenario. Imagine you are hosting an event, like a technical conference, and would like to share a JAWS dictionary fil

The following list contains resources that helped a JAWS user get up and running with SPSS. Challenges with exporting output persists and experimentation continues. If JAWS and SPSS both crash when SP

Elements in my taskbar is no longer being announced by Jaws. When I press Windows + t, I move to the running application taskbar. I press right to move through some open applications, however, nothing

Hi Bill, I think it would be helpful if JAWS had a built in keystroke dedicated to saying if its in forms mode or not. It could help avoid an accidental form submit, which could have a quite significa

It's nice to have a keystroke do one thing, like Udo's script does. I'm surprised something dedicated to letting the user know if forms mode is on or off isn't already built into JAWS. It seems really