Moderated jaws is displaying my math homework incorrectly


molly the blind tech lover
 

Hi everyone. For some reason Jaws appears to be reading my math
homework like utter nonsense. The assignment asks to tell whether each
relation is a function, and to write the domain and range. As an
example, here is the first ordered pair. {(1), (2), (3), (4)}. I am
writing the domain and range in the Nemeth code, exactly how it is
shown in my textbook, with the braille math editor and focus 40 blue
fifth gen. When I exit the braille math editor by pressing Enter on my
computer keyboard, Jaws says two things: "error displaying math
content", and the other is random things, like after a number, Jaws
says this: 1, prime. When trying to read the math content, Jaws
sometimes interprets the parentheses as "to the power of, and I didn't
even type any exponents. Basically, for some reason Jaws is turning my
homework into gibberish. I don't understand why this is happening,
when I am inputting everything correctly in the Nemeth Code on my
braille display.
I have Jaws braille input and output set to Unified English Braille
Grade 2, so I don't know if that is why this is not working? Either
way, I can't hand this in to my teacher. Does anyone who has
experience with the math editor in Jaws have any idea as to why this
is happening? I am using Microsoft Word 365 and Jaws 2022, Windows 11
version 21h2. Thanks.


Bill White
 

Hi, Molly. Have you tried entering your homework straight from the computer keyboard, and does it turn the homework into gibberish that way? We need to figure out if it is the focus 40 blue turning your homework into nonsense, or is it the braille math editor? Is there any way to reduce the variables in the equasion (not the math problem), but the combination of the focus 40 blue and the braille math editor?

Bill White

billwhite92701@...

-----Original Message-----
From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of molly the blind tech lover
Sent: Friday, September 2, 2022 8:46 AM
To: main
Subject: jaws is displaying my math homework incorrectly

Hi everyone. For some reason Jaws appears to be reading my math
homework like utter nonsense. The assignment asks to tell whether each
relation is a function, and to write the domain and range. As an
example, here is the first ordered pair. {(1), (2), (3), (4)}. I am
writing the domain and range in the Nemeth code, exactly how it is
shown in my textbook, with the braille math editor and focus 40 blue
fifth gen. When I exit the braille math editor by pressing Enter on my
computer keyboard, Jaws says two things: "error displaying math
content", and the other is random things, like after a number, Jaws
says this: 1, prime. When trying to read the math content, Jaws
sometimes interprets the parentheses as "to the power of, and I didn't
even type any exponents. Basically, for some reason Jaws is turning my
homework into gibberish. I don't understand why this is happening,
when I am inputting everything correctly in the Nemeth Code on my
braille display.
I have Jaws braille input and output set to Unified English Braille
Grade 2, so I don't know if that is why this is not working? Either
way, I can't hand this in to my teacher. Does anyone who has
experience with the math editor in Jaws have any idea as to why this
is happening? I am using Microsoft Word 365 and Jaws 2022, Windows 11
version 21h2. Thanks.


molly the blind tech lover
 

Hi. I am using the Focus 40 Blue fifth gen which is connected to Jaws
via bluetooth, as the keyboard for inputting math. I can't even write
f of x without Jaws turning it into nonsense. I first write down the
equation I am trying to solve, this is hard to explain. Here's an
example, f of x=x+1. If I press Enter on the Braille keyboard and then
use the arrow keys with Jaws to read the math content, Jaws adds extra
symbols, such as a zero or extra parentheses. So I have to erase
everything and start over. I am positive I am inputting everything
correctly in Nemeth.

On 9/2/22, Bill White <billwhite92701@...> wrote:
Hi, Molly. Have you tried entering your homework straight from the computer
keyboard, and does it turn the homework into gibberish that way? We need to
figure out if it is the focus 40 blue turning your homework into nonsense,
or is it the braille math editor? Is there any way to reduce the variables
in the equasion (not the math problem), but the combination of the focus 40
blue and the braille math editor?

Bill White

billwhite92701@...

-----Original Message-----
From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of molly the
blind tech lover
Sent: Friday, September 2, 2022 8:46 AM
To: main
Subject: jaws is displaying my math homework incorrectly

Hi everyone. For some reason Jaws appears to be reading my math
homework like utter nonsense. The assignment asks to tell whether each
relation is a function, and to write the domain and range. As an
example, here is the first ordered pair. {(1), (2), (3), (4)}. I am
writing the domain and range in the Nemeth code, exactly how it is
shown in my textbook, with the braille math editor and focus 40 blue
fifth gen. When I exit the braille math editor by pressing Enter on my
computer keyboard, Jaws says two things: "error displaying math
content", and the other is random things, like after a number, Jaws
says this: 1, prime. When trying to read the math content, Jaws
sometimes interprets the parentheses as "to the power of, and I didn't
even type any exponents. Basically, for some reason Jaws is turning my
homework into gibberish. I don't understand why this is happening,
when I am inputting everything correctly in the Nemeth Code on my
braille display.
I have Jaws braille input and output set to Unified English Braille
Grade 2, so I don't know if that is why this is not working? Either
way, I can't hand this in to my teacher. Does anyone who has
experience with the math editor in Jaws have any idea as to why this
is happening? I am using Microsoft Word 365 and Jaws 2022, Windows 11
version 21h2. Thanks.












Bill White
 

Hi, Molly. I understand that you are writing everything correctly. What we don't know yet is whether it is the math editor in the latest version of JAWS turning your expressions into gibberish, or whether it is the Focus 40 Blue doing so. Do you have an older version of JAWS, so you can test its braille math editor to see if it is a problem with the latest update to JAWS?

Bill White

billwhite92701@...

-----Original Message-----
From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of molly the blind tech lover
Sent: Friday, September 2, 2022 10:20 AM
To: main@jfw.groups.io
Subject: Re: jaws is displaying my math homework incorrectly

Hi. I am using the Focus 40 Blue fifth gen which is connected to Jaws
via bluetooth, as the keyboard for inputting math. I can't even write
f of x without Jaws turning it into nonsense. I first write down the
equation I am trying to solve, this is hard to explain. Here's an
example, f of x=x+1. If I press Enter on the Braille keyboard and then
use the arrow keys with Jaws to read the math content, Jaws adds extra
symbols, such as a zero or extra parentheses. So I have to erase
everything and start over. I am positive I am inputting everything
correctly in Nemeth.

On 9/2/22, Bill White <billwhite92701@...> wrote:
Hi, Molly. Have you tried entering your homework straight from the computer
keyboard, and does it turn the homework into gibberish that way? We need to
figure out if it is the focus 40 blue turning your homework into nonsense,
or is it the braille math editor? Is there any way to reduce the variables
in the equasion (not the math problem), but the combination of the focus 40
blue and the braille math editor?

Bill White

billwhite92701@...

-----Original Message-----
From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of molly the
blind tech lover
Sent: Friday, September 2, 2022 8:46 AM
To: main
Subject: jaws is displaying my math homework incorrectly

Hi everyone. For some reason Jaws appears to be reading my math
homework like utter nonsense. The assignment asks to tell whether each
relation is a function, and to write the domain and range. As an
example, here is the first ordered pair. {(1), (2), (3), (4)}. I am
writing the domain and range in the Nemeth code, exactly how it is
shown in my textbook, with the braille math editor and focus 40 blue
fifth gen. When I exit the braille math editor by pressing Enter on my
computer keyboard, Jaws says two things: "error displaying math
content", and the other is random things, like after a number, Jaws
says this: 1, prime. When trying to read the math content, Jaws
sometimes interprets the parentheses as "to the power of, and I didn't
even type any exponents. Basically, for some reason Jaws is turning my
homework into gibberish. I don't understand why this is happening,
when I am inputting everything correctly in the Nemeth Code on my
braille display.
I have Jaws braille input and output set to Unified English Braille
Grade 2, so I don't know if that is why this is not working? Either
way, I can't hand this in to my teacher. Does anyone who has
experience with the math editor in Jaws have any idea as to why this
is happening? I am using Microsoft Word 365 and Jaws 2022, Windows 11
version 21h2. Thanks.












molly the blind tech lover
 

Hi. I do not currently have an older version of Jaws but I will download one.

On 9/2/22, Bill White <billwhite92701@...> wrote:
Hi, Molly. I understand that you are writing everything correctly. What we
don't know yet is whether it is the math editor in the latest version of
JAWS turning your expressions into gibberish, or whether it is the Focus 40
Blue doing so. Do you have an older version of JAWS, so you can test its
braille math editor to see if it is a problem with the latest update to
JAWS?

Bill White

billwhite92701@...

-----Original Message-----
From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of molly the
blind tech lover
Sent: Friday, September 2, 2022 10:20 AM
To: main@jfw.groups.io
Subject: Re: jaws is displaying my math homework incorrectly

Hi. I am using the Focus 40 Blue fifth gen which is connected to Jaws
via bluetooth, as the keyboard for inputting math. I can't even write
f of x without Jaws turning it into nonsense. I first write down the
equation I am trying to solve, this is hard to explain. Here's an
example, f of x=x+1. If I press Enter on the Braille keyboard and then
use the arrow keys with Jaws to read the math content, Jaws adds extra
symbols, such as a zero or extra parentheses. So I have to erase
everything and start over. I am positive I am inputting everything
correctly in Nemeth.

On 9/2/22, Bill White <billwhite92701@...> wrote:
Hi, Molly. Have you tried entering your homework straight from the
computer
keyboard, and does it turn the homework into gibberish that way? We need
to
figure out if it is the focus 40 blue turning your homework into
nonsense,
or is it the braille math editor? Is there any way to reduce the
variables
in the equasion (not the math problem), but the combination of the focus
40
blue and the braille math editor?

Bill White

billwhite92701@...

-----Original Message-----
From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of molly
the
blind tech lover
Sent: Friday, September 2, 2022 8:46 AM
To: main
Subject: jaws is displaying my math homework incorrectly

Hi everyone. For some reason Jaws appears to be reading my math
homework like utter nonsense. The assignment asks to tell whether each
relation is a function, and to write the domain and range. As an
example, here is the first ordered pair. {(1), (2), (3), (4)}. I am
writing the domain and range in the Nemeth code, exactly how it is
shown in my textbook, with the braille math editor and focus 40 blue
fifth gen. When I exit the braille math editor by pressing Enter on my
computer keyboard, Jaws says two things: "error displaying math
content", and the other is random things, like after a number, Jaws
says this: 1, prime. When trying to read the math content, Jaws
sometimes interprets the parentheses as "to the power of, and I didn't
even type any exponents. Basically, for some reason Jaws is turning my
homework into gibberish. I don't understand why this is happening,
when I am inputting everything correctly in the Nemeth Code on my
braille display.
I have Jaws braille input and output set to Unified English Braille
Grade 2, so I don't know if that is why this is not working? Either
way, I can't hand this in to my teacher. Does anyone who has
experience with the math editor in Jaws have any idea as to why this
is happening? I am using Microsoft Word 365 and Jaws 2022, Windows 11
version 21h2. Thanks.






















molly the blind tech lover
 

Hi. I've discovered that the equation editor in Microsoft Word is
working better than the braille math editor. It's annoying because I
find it much easier to do my math homework in the Nemeth code, but at
this point I just want to be done with the assignment. I'll call
Freedom Scientific Tech support on Monday and see if they can fix
things.

On 9/2/22, Bill White <billwhite92701@...> wrote:
Hi, Molly. I understand that you are writing everything correctly. What we
don't know yet is whether it is the math editor in the latest version of
JAWS turning your expressions into gibberish, or whether it is the Focus 40
Blue doing so. Do you have an older version of JAWS, so you can test its
braille math editor to see if it is a problem with the latest update to
JAWS?

Bill White

billwhite92701@...

-----Original Message-----
From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of molly the
blind tech lover
Sent: Friday, September 2, 2022 10:20 AM
To: main@jfw.groups.io
Subject: Re: jaws is displaying my math homework incorrectly

Hi. I am using the Focus 40 Blue fifth gen which is connected to Jaws
via bluetooth, as the keyboard for inputting math. I can't even write
f of x without Jaws turning it into nonsense. I first write down the
equation I am trying to solve, this is hard to explain. Here's an
example, f of x=x+1. If I press Enter on the Braille keyboard and then
use the arrow keys with Jaws to read the math content, Jaws adds extra
symbols, such as a zero or extra parentheses. So I have to erase
everything and start over. I am positive I am inputting everything
correctly in Nemeth.

On 9/2/22, Bill White <billwhite92701@...> wrote:
Hi, Molly. Have you tried entering your homework straight from the
computer
keyboard, and does it turn the homework into gibberish that way? We need
to
figure out if it is the focus 40 blue turning your homework into
nonsense,
or is it the braille math editor? Is there any way to reduce the
variables
in the equasion (not the math problem), but the combination of the focus
40
blue and the braille math editor?

Bill White

billwhite92701@...

-----Original Message-----
From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of molly
the
blind tech lover
Sent: Friday, September 2, 2022 8:46 AM
To: main
Subject: jaws is displaying my math homework incorrectly

Hi everyone. For some reason Jaws appears to be reading my math
homework like utter nonsense. The assignment asks to tell whether each
relation is a function, and to write the domain and range. As an
example, here is the first ordered pair. {(1), (2), (3), (4)}. I am
writing the domain and range in the Nemeth code, exactly how it is
shown in my textbook, with the braille math editor and focus 40 blue
fifth gen. When I exit the braille math editor by pressing Enter on my
computer keyboard, Jaws says two things: "error displaying math
content", and the other is random things, like after a number, Jaws
says this: 1, prime. When trying to read the math content, Jaws
sometimes interprets the parentheses as "to the power of, and I didn't
even type any exponents. Basically, for some reason Jaws is turning my
homework into gibberish. I don't understand why this is happening,
when I am inputting everything correctly in the Nemeth Code on my
braille display.
I have Jaws braille input and output set to Unified English Braille
Grade 2, so I don't know if that is why this is not working? Either
way, I can't hand this in to my teacher. Does anyone who has
experience with the math editor in Jaws have any idea as to why this
is happening? I am using Microsoft Word 365 and Jaws 2022, Windows 11
version 21h2. Thanks.