I wish I had known that in 1998 when I was doing computer typing speed tests. <grin>.

You don't have to do that any more. The reason has to do with there now being proportional fonts and proportional spacing, whereas in the past, different types had differently proportioned spacing. .

Several Pro’s demonstrating JAWS like to have punctuation set to ALL in the JAWS general settings, so that every coma, semicolon, period, exclamation mark, question mark, ... you get the drift ... is

Hi, As far as we are concerned, this list is staying put. There’s another list (the jaws-users list) that closed two days ago, and a new one has been created to replace it. Those are the facts.

Your messages arrive out-of-filter. The correct group address to send messages to, is: main@jfw.groups.io >.

The programs page, Scripts page, Tips & Tricks page, and Audio page, are still at www.jaws-users.com >>.

Hi, Have you gone into Accessibility, and set preferences there? If you haven’t, do so. It’s in the Edit menu of the latest Adobe Reader DC. There’s also the Setup Accessibility Assistant.

Have you restarted the desktop since the problem manifested itself? If the problem persisted after a restart, consider a completely fresh install of JAWS2019 on the desktop.

JAWS Keyboard Help – JAWSKey+1 - and your keystroke pressed, or pressed twice quickly gives you more information – explains what the keystroke does.

From some lines at the footer of all messahges here. If you have any concerns about the list, posts received from the list, or the way the list is being run, do not post them to the list. Rather conta

Many sighted people genuinely don't know the difference between photo-text and 'real' text (as we may call it), unless it is explained to them. .JPG files can vary quite a bit in resolution, which wou

Hi Morey, This list isn't the same one as the one you referenced in your message. The subscribe address for this list however, is: jfwlist+subscribe@groups.io . Hope this helps.

Mario, Unless FS can come up with a specific solution; Unfortunately, and FS might recommend this if they don't come up with one; you may need to uninstall all previous versions of JAWS to resolve the

I believe you need to go into your computer’s Power Management settings and fix things there.

Hi, This is my first message here. A friend has the problem of not being able to access what are called slicers, sometimes used in pivot tables, in Microsoft Excel. He writes: Hi all, Google has got m