Hi there. I mean the Word desktop version. In the desktop version of Word, you perform the steps that I provided earlier. Sorry for the misunderstanding.

I believe that you can also press Shift plus F10 or the applications key if you have one on your keyboard once you are focused on the link. From there, arrow down to the option that says, “Open Link”

Hi there. You can force these files to open in the native desktop app. You do this by making an adjustment in your Word/Excel settings. If you are in the desktop app, press Alt plus the letter F, foll

Hello all. I have figured out a bit of a work-around. I am not going to say that it will work in every case, but I have seen it work some in the applications that some of my users use. So if you are c

Hi all. One thing to consider is whether or not the Screen shade feature only works on a local screen. I saw the initial message indicating that you wanted to use this as part of a Zoom meeting. Shari

Hi all. I have been working through the process of trying to use the web based version of Outlook with a screen reader. I will say two things. First, it is tough, but secondly, it is doable. You do ha

Hi there. I would say that Outlook works reasonably well with JAWS when using it on the web. You will need to use it with the virtual PC cursor turned off for most of the time. this allows you to have

Hi all. We use Jira to run our ticketing system at work. It seems to work OK with JAWS. I have used it from a customer side, and on the admin side too, because I do handle tickets that are assigned to

Hi there. The address for Doug Lee's site is below: https://dlee.org/

Hi Bonnie. When I use teams, if I am in a call, it is normally in a separate window from the regular Teams program. If you use it a lot, you might consider downloading the scripts for Teams from Doug

Hi there. Are you using the Adobe DC reader when filling out the PDF's? If not, I would certainly try that. Also, I would check and see if your Adobe reader security settings allow you to edit PDF's.

Hi there. Freedom Scientific has a couple of webinars on Teams. You might want to start there. Sometimes, it is clunky. You can use control plus the number two to navigate to the list of recent chats.

Hi Barbara. I love Sirius XM, and the streams are accessible. They work well on the PC, and on a smart phone, if you have one.

Hi there. The alt up and down arrow keys still work for me using my laptop lay-out set up. I’m using a Braille Mantis as my keyboard.

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Hi Kevin. As far as JAWS functionality goes, there is no difference between the home and pro license. All of the JAWS features are the same. The pro license will allow you to connect to Virtual Deskto

Hi Ann. If you're talking about Wordin Google Chrome, I would suggest turning off the virtual cursor by pressing Insert plus the letter Z when editing a document. For Outlook, I would inquire and see

Hi Ann. Assuming JAWS is installed on both sides, your local desktop and the Citrix platform, JAWS should work as normal, as long as it is full screen mode. You can switch to full screen mode by press

Hi Michael. You certainly can, but the web-site I mentioned allows you to download a lot of programs without any add-ons. IT folks use it a lot, and it is quite handy.

Hi all. I would not recommend using the Windows Store app version of iTunes. I would download the desktop version instead. The easiest way to do that is through the ninite site. http://www.ninite.com.