hi everyone

Michelle here, from Aus

Can anyone tell me where should zip scripts go in Jaws 2020 on windows 10 64 bit system?

Also am running band in a box and cannot get jaws to recognise it. No jaws hot keys or anything when I press insert f1 am told to go to insert 7?

Kind regards hope you all are doing well during these funny times we live.

Michelle Stevens

Assuming you are using English, they go in
c:\users\<user>\appdata\roaming\freedom
scientific\jaws\2020\settings\enu (I hope I got that correct).


On Sat, 04 Apr 2020 23:42:48 -0400,
Michelle's Home Emails wrote:

hi everyone

Michelle here, from Aus

Can anyone tell me where should zip scripts go in Jaws 2020 on windows 10 64 bit system?

Also am running band in a box and cannot get jaws to recognise it. No jaws hot keys or anything when I press insert f1 am told to go to insert 7?

Kind regards hope you all are doing well during these funny times we live.

Michelle Stevens

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This is how I add scripts:

1. unzip the file.
2. Go to the JAWS screen.
3. Alt-u to open the utilities folder.
4. Down arrow to "explore utilities"; it's pretty far down the list.
5. Down arrow to 'explore my settings".
6. Press enter. There are folders, and some scripts--the default JAWS scripts as well as any you might have added.
7. Paste your scripts in this folder. Close everything.

Note: The utilities folder includes 'script manager'; skip this. go on to 'explorer my settings". Below "Explore my settings" there is "explore my scripts". You don't want that. You want "explore my settings".

Good luck.

Ann

Well, I think Jaws puts scripts in several places.
But, the zoom scripts that installed automatically for me went into:
C:\program data\freedom scientific\jaws\scripts
So, maybe one day, someone from Freedom Scientific will give a definitive answer on this list.
Or at least tell us that all three places that have been given so far work.





Richard
"There's a nap for that." - an anonymous cat in a window in Portland, Oregon.