It’s likely, then, that the new page is opening in a new window. JAWS often ()but I think not always) reads a message alerting you.

Hi, Mario. One clue could be search results suggesting something suspicious about the email address or the domain reflected in that address. If you plug a phone number into a Google search, you might

Copy the link and paste it into the Google search field. The results are likely to give you clues.

Mario, I don't believe Greg is losing focus from the program, but rather from within the program. I only mean to suggest that this line of thinking probably won't lead to a solution. Limited help, I k

Greg, The lost focus setting determines whether JAWS announces that focus has been lost. It doesn’t fix the problem.

Hi Greg, You might try JAWS’s touch cursor, which you access by pressing the shift and PC cursor keys together. Exit touch cursor mode with two presses of that PC cursor key. I rarely find it useful,

Bill, I'm glad you caught my lazy error. I'm so used to the command that it's like dialing a phone number. My fingers would do the dialing long before I could speak it.

I haven't followed this thread, but the method I and several others have found that most reliably brings back JAWS in Windows 10 is to invoke Narrator with control-shift-enter. Makes no sense, but it

You make a good distinction. The problem isn't the notification, but the fact that it might be necessary. In my case, I don't get it often, and usually I can recognize something I did to cause it, suc

Pressing insert-F7 brings up a list of the links on the webpage, and they’re shown in succession. If your focus is on the current link, chances are that opening the links list there will place you in

Robin, I agree, it’s useful for JAWS users to find out which companies address the needs of screenreader users. So thanks.

I haven’t done this in a long time, but one way that used to work for me was to go into Windows Explorer, locate the drive letter for the CD player, and then arrow down through the files list. I’m sor

Another way to handle tables in Outlook is to prevent it from handling them as tables. In the following instructions posted by Mike B, I don’t recall if medium” applies to all users or just those who

I wonder if this happens in a particular application. It sounds familiar, but if so, it doesn't happen everywhere on my machine.

Two thoughts. First, the symbol marking a new section is ^k. Type these two characters into an MS Word search ()control-f), not a JAWS search (JAWS key-control-f) and press enter. You should be taken

I just went through the entire process, which is slightly different from the instructions I copied. I unchecked the “list” checkbox. Did you find the apply button? Then there’s a second OK button. I c

Andrew, This is not a new feature. It sounds as though the latest update change your existing settings. So: I haven’t gone through the following process just now except for the first few steps, but he

I’m not one to recommend this normally, but it sounds like you need to do a JAWS repair. Assuming you’ve downloaded the file for the version and release you’re running, click on that file and follow t

Good point. Assuming the word is in the dictionary, David will be asked to replace it after confirming the new replacement.

David, Mike wasn’t suggesting you speak German. When you tab to the field he indicated, he was saying you’ll recognize it by the first spoken line. On his system, it’s German. On mine, it’s French. On