Workked like a charm.

I've noticed crashes on some sites but others work fine. Version 80 was fine for me, it was 80.2 that did me in. Or was when I updated JAWS to the latest build. I continue to use Firefox with the Read

Sorry I took so long to respond. The Old GReader (formerly Google Reader) is web based and is offered free or at $25 a year.

Sorry I took so long to respond. The Old GReader (formerly Google Reader) is web based and is offered free or at $25 a year.

The Old Reader works fine for my news aggregation needs. www.theoldreader.com. Premium sub at $3 a month the best option.

Brilliant, Adrian.

I don't know that you would want Quickbooks - it's made by Adobe Systems, the same folks who make Quicken. QB is for small businesses and probably costs more than Quicken. Why not try googling for the

I don't know that you would want Quickbooks - it's made by Adobe Systems, the same folks who make Quicken. QB is for small businesses and probably costs more than Quicken. Why not try googling for the

Ditto. I had thought that my two sound card setup created the interference and warbled speech but it now seems to have another cause. Closing and reopening JAWS does the trick.

I track the virus at the following links You might want to google worldometer, too, to get a broader view. Johns Hopkins has taken the lead from what I see in providing news headlines/articles and up

Didn't work for me, Mike, but JAWS key/shift/s brings up a handy little list of things you can do with spreadshheets (assume Excel though I did not see the original question) including move/copy. I've

Jaws key/space bar/p. Layered key stroke.

Insert/F12. Hit it twice in succession and you get the current date.

If you're using more than two worksheets, you might use shift/control/s. SThe key combination pulls up a list of all active worksheet pages.

If you are running JAWS 18 and above you would probably be better served, unless you just want a one time read of your spreadsheet, to use the Excel functionality that JAWS now recognizes. Hit control

I didn't see an answer to your Excel question. I think that since beginning with JAWS 2018 column and row headers in Excel are managed through the ribbon menus or, more handily, on the applications ke

Hey, Mike I did not reload J2018 when my computer crashed in January 2019. Downloading this complete version would get me the latest 2018 to use until 2020 is issued, I surmise. I keep the two latest

Nice to see old friends here.