Tom, Can you place the PC cursor on the symbol that is indicated by JAWS as a vertical tab? If so, place it there and bring up the JAWS Dictionary with JAWS Key d. Then press Control Shift d if you wa

Tom, JAWS doesn't focus links correctly when using the Arrow keys to select them. You either have to Tab to a link or use the JAWS Key F7 dialog to get the correct Context Menu with the applications K

Interviews from the recent CSUN 2016 assistive technology conference can be found at: http://www.blindbargains.com/audio/ and https://www.coolblindtech.com/ On the Blind Bargains site, the #csun16 lin

I don't know anything about such a program, but you can try YourTube at http://www.povidi.com/yourtube/ Gary King w4wkz@...

Bill, When I said that the instructions you gave for deleting the cookies for a domain didn't apply to IE11, it wasn't because I couldn't find a particular element on the page; an article I found with

Bill, Unfortunately, the instructions below don't apply to IE11. When I tried to follow the IE11 instructions using the last build of JAWS 16, I couldn't locate the correct Tab on the page after press

Brian, I may take a look at Maxa Cookie Manager. There is a review and download link here: http://www.softpedia.com/get/Security/Secure-cleaning/MAXA-Cookie-Manager-Lite.shtml Gary King w4wkz@bellsout

Brian, I'm using Internet Explorer 11 on Windows 7. Gary King w4wkz@...

Is anyone using a cookie manager that is JAWS Friendly? I've been having trouble with my online banking site, and I suspect that their advice will be to delete my browser cookies. It would be nice if

Jean, When using Kindle for PC with Accessible Plug-in, JAWS and other screen readers read the menus and buttons, and the included male and female text-to-speech voices speak the text of the books. JA

Bill, Context menu is spoken by both NVDA and Window-Eyes. Perhaps Context Menu Key would be the best overall choice, since JAWS does say context menu after saying applications. Gary King w4wkz@bellso

Brian, I think that "Applications Key" would be a better label for that key when instructing screen reader users for a couple of reasons. When I press that key, JAWS first speaks "applications" before

Well, right after I posted the below message, I thought of exceptions to the rule. Quick Keys in browsers are JAWS keystrokes that don't have the JAWS Key in combination with them. So, I guess you cou

Laura, Windows keystrokes do not involve the JAWS Key, while JAWS keystrokes do. Can anyone think of exceptions? Gary King w4wkz@...

I want to issue a warning about turning off in-line frames. I suggest that you only do so in the Personalize Web Settings section of the Quick Settings Tree View. Otherwise you may be turning off this

Richard, You could try setting Screen Echo to All using the JAWS Key s combination. If the field you want to monitor is the only area of the screen that's changing, you should hear the changes. Of cou

Tom, When Language Detection is enabled in JAWS, language tags in a Word document or in the HTML code of a web page cause JAWS to speak the name of the language designated by these tags. Somehow, Cata

Sandra, I did a Google search with the words amazon and captcha. In one of the results, I found the following explanation: The web version of Amazon requires the user to complete a CAPTCHA after ten i

Carolyn, Try pressing Control m before starting your letter or other document to get an automatic paragraph indent. Gary King w4wkz@...

Jerry, I would choose the condition, Where the To or CC line contains people. In the edit field where you place the list address, enter jfw@groups.io This should do the trick. Gary King w4wkz@bellsout