Change to what?????

Is there a way, other than raising the pitch of a spoken letter, for JAWS to indicate that a letter is upper case?

Try the touch cursor. Good luck!

Alt+s, then f to add additional footnotes. Goto dialog to move between text and footnotes. Draft view in order to read everything with JAWS.

Settings center.verbosity (beginner) configure verbosity. It's hiding in there.

Freedom Scientific has done an excellent webinar on MS Edge, answering a lot of *my questions about the app. To listen or download 1. go to the JAWS screen. 2. Press alt-h (help) 3. Press r (resources

Boy, is this a stinker! Office 365, web version, outlook. I can navigate to the email list and locate a message. Pressing 'o' or 'enter' does not, however, open the message. I can tab through a bunch

In her job, my student is using Google chrome to access Office 365. In word, when I press insert+q, JAWS says that Google Chrome scripts are loaded. The word keys do not access the ribbon, save a file

Yes!

I discovered to my joy that I can copy text from a zoom chat. Pressing ctrl+1 displays the most recent chat message. Ctrl+1 presssed twice quickly makes the text editable. then just select and copy! T

My student will use citrix in her job. What does she need to know about accessing the screen. the prliminaries are done; Citrix is installed, etc. Does she turn off the virtual cursor? any hot keys sh

Remember that insert+Esc with JAWS turned on will set the volume to 50% even if it is muted.

alt+numpad 5 should do what you want.

But there should be a list of changes that you can just read and be done with it.

If you paste into the cell from elsewhere, don't just plunk it in--press f2 first and then paste. it works better than pasting into the cell directly.

In Word 2019 It does seem to behave differently. Often ctrl+f does nothing. Sometimes I use alt+h, f, d and it works more often. Using JAWS find seems about the best command.

Got it! My focus is older and the keys are different. I did find the spacebar on my student's display. Apparently the Braille input is dictated by the output, so there is only one input choice, depend

Oh, for crying out loud! where is the stinkin' spacebar? Nope. I don't use this beast for writing. thanks for the help.

I have only 'computer braille' for input under translation, although I have grade II etc. for output.

My student wants to know how to input grade II Braille with his focus 40. Searching the documentation, it looks like you can't. Failing input, how do you output Grade II Braille? thanks much, Ann