Hi Robin, here's yet another way of finding where you are in the hierarchy. It does involve moving the focus, but only slightly. To use this method you'll want to enable the navigation pane option to

Hi Robbie Curtis, I tried reading that Laragon menu using Jaws, nvda, and narrator, and only had any success using NVDA. David.

Hi Dave, thanks for spotting that omission, David.

Hi Delaunay, Unfortunately, screen readers are not reading the names of the items which you navigate the tree using the standard keystrokes. You can work around this problem using Jaws' touch cursor,

Hi David, if you want to download the guide, when you are on a link to the guide, open its context menu, and choose either save link as or save target as, depending on which web browser you are using.

I've updated my Jaws guide to the taskbar on Windows 10 to cover the May 2020 update - version 2004. As before, it covers the Start menu, search, Cortana, the taskbar buttons, the notification area, a

Hi Fred, After pressing windows key + D to move to the desktop, the focused item is normally not selected. Leave it that way. Open the context menu, which will be the desktop's context menu. Open the

Hi Robin, you'll find some information on using OneDrive in the OneDrive section of this guide: http://vip.chowo.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/jaws/File-Explorer-10-Guide.html David.

Hi Brian and others, another workaround to the broken "current folder" functionality is to specify the folder by adding an additional search term. For example, to search for mp3 files in your document

Hi Hank and others, an alternative to using search or the command line is to make use of the filtering which is available if the items view is set to have the details view. If you want to filter by th

Hi Michael, You can only use the time shift tool using a mouse, not the keyboard. However, a keyboard user can time shift tracks using the commands on the align tracks sub menu, which is on the Tracks

Hi Craig, the current version of Audacity, 2.3.3 should work fine with your new laptop. There's a guide for users of screen readers here: http://vip.chowo.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/jaws/Audacity-2.3.2-

Hi Sieghard, regarding your local drive being unchecked. That's the default setting. If you check this, then all the folders on your local drive will be indexed, apart from those that are specifically

Hi Robin, most of what you need to know has already been given by the replies, but just to add that there's a section on OneDrive in the following guide to File Explorer for Jaws users: http://vip.cho

Hi Lorel and Soronel, are the notifications which imply that you can take some action, and which you've not able to execute that action coming from any particular apps or parts of Windows. If so, can

I've updated my Jaws guide to the taskbar to cover the May 2019 update - version 1903. As before, it covers the Start menu, search, Cortana, the taskbar button, the notification area, and notification

Hi Steve, just to add to what Bill has already said. Focus assist is exactly what you're looking for. When it's on, banner notifications don't appear, but notifications still appear in the Action cent

Hi David, assuming that you're using a recent version of Windows 10, then: 1. A quick way of opening the Settings app at the main Ease of Access category is to press the shortcut Windows key + U. The

Hi Nino, the released installers for the Jaws script for Audacity can be found on this page: https://github.com/campg2j003/JAWS-Script-for-Audacity/releases If you're using the latest version of Audac

Hi Jed, as an alternative to using the Jaws cursor, you may be able to do some of these things with Jaw's touch cursor. (See Jaw's help for details). Are you using the n0gsg contact manager? I had a q