I can not seem to get the some Punctuation to stay in quick settings in basics.
I have tried everything but when I leave a program and return later, it is back to most instead of the Some I prefer.

Deb

As far as I know the quick settings are transient, if you want to make
it permanent do the following:

Use the voice profile window (jaws+j, options->voices->voice
adjustment, and create a profile with the settings you want, then use
jaws+ctrl+s and assign that new profile to the application (you have
to hit tab in the profile selection window to move to the application
assignment list from the default assignment list).

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Hi Beb,

Which version of Jaws are you having the problem with? Take care.
Mike

Hi,

Deb wrote: "I can not seem to get the some Punctuation to stay in quick
settings in basics."

Press your applications key (or SHIFT+F10) when focussed on the option in
Quick Settings. You should land in a context menu where you can set the
percistence of the setting - move to 'Save the Setting' and press ENTER to
check it.

If, when pressing the applications key, you only see an option that says 'Go
to Setting in Tree', press ENTER on this and repeat the process.

If this doesn't work, you will need to go through the Options/Voices/Voice
Adjustment... dialog as another lister described.

Matthew

I have just installed jaws 13.
I am using windows xp, outlook express, and a desk pc.
Deb

I don't see any discrepancy, the two do different things.

Say for one application you want '?' to still be spoken despite your
using a setting of 'no punctuation' for that profile, you would modify
the settings center punctuation dialog in that case. But as far as I
am aware, the punctuation level in use is strictly a matter of the
voice profile in use and is not effected by the application profile
(of course, you could go through the punctuation dialog and alter
every symbol individually but that would be a slow way to perform that
particular task when you could just create a different profile
instead).

Does that clear up why I answered these two questions in the way I did?

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