Re: [JAWS-Users] Jaws key + space

[Kimsan]

Wow bro, thanks for that!
I really like that skype one. Now I don't have to alt tab to the window.

Respectfully,
Kimsan Song
kimsans...@icloud.com

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Behalf Of Mike B.
Sent: Monday, June 19, 2017 6:24 PM
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Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] Jaws key + space

Hi Terry,

Below is a list of commands available after pressing, Insert / Jaws key +
Spacebar, to open the Layered Keystroke feature:
Search commands press J.
Repeat last background notification from Skype press Shift+R.
Show recent speech history press H.
Clear recent speech history press Shift+H.
View text on clipboard press C.
Select text between marked place and current position press M.
Customize web page with Flexible Web press X.
ResearchIt press R.
OCR Feature Layer press O.
Table Navigation Layer press T.
Switch to your recent Windows Live Messages press Number row 1 through 5.
Text Analyzer press A.
Mute Synthesizer press S.
Lock Keyboard press L.
>From Jaws help about the OCR feature:

Convenient OCR
Frequently, you will encounter images that contain textual information.
These can include a PDF file, the setup screen of an application, or the
menu of selections for a DVD movie. While these images contain text that is
readable by a sighted person, JAWS is unable to read the text as it is part
of the image.

The Convenient OCR (Optical Character Recognition) feature enables you to
access any image on the screen that includes text, or recognize all of the
text in a PDF document. With just a few simple keystrokes, JAWS will
recognize the image in a matter of seconds and activate the JAWS cursor so
you can navigate the resulting text. The recognized text will be in the same
location as the actual image on the screen. In order to differentiate the
recognized text from other text that may be in the window, JAWS will use a
different voice when it encounters the recognized text. When you activate
the PC cursor, or switch to another application or dialog box, the text is
removed and you will need to perform the OCR again.

If you open a PDF document and there is no text available to read, you can
perform a keystroke that will recognize the entire document and place the
resulting text into the Results Viewer for reading. You can then use
standard reading commands to review the text or select and copy sections of
content for pasting in other applications.

To use Convenient OCR, the following layered keystrokes are available:

INSERT+SPACEBAR, O, D. Recognizes the currently open PDF document.
INSERT+SPACEBAR, O, W. Recognizes the current application window that 
INSERT+has
focus.
INSERT+SPACEBAR, O, S. Recognizes the entire screen.
INSERT+SPACEBAR, O, C. Recognizes the currently selected control, such 
INSERT+as a
graphical button.
INSERT+SPACEBAR, O, Q. Cancels recognition while it is in progress.
INSERT+SPACEBAR, O, QUESTION MARK. Speaks a brief help message 
INSERT+describing
the commands in the OCR layer.
The following examples illustrate just some of the uses of this feature.

You insert a DVD movie into your computer which brings up a menu allowing
you to select from various DVD features. You press INSERT+SPACEBAR, O, W and
after a few seconds, JAWS will alert you that OCR is complete. At this
point, the JAWS cursor will be active and you can navigate around the screen
using the ARROW keys and read the text of the menu. When you hear the option
you want, press NUMPAD SLASH to perform a left-mouse-click, or INSERT+NUMPAD
PLUS to route PC to JAWS to activate the option. Prior to JAWS 13, this menu
would have been completely inaccessible.
Note: Depending on the type of screen the DVD displays and the quality of
the text, the Convenient OCR may not always work. Some DVD screens will be
recognized better than others.

You open a PDF in Adobe Reader which turns out to be inaccessible. Press
INSERT+SPACEBAR, O, D to have JAWS begin recognizing the entire document.
After several seconds, the contents of the PDF file are displayed in the
Results Viewer for reading. Use standard reading commands to review the text
or select and copy sections of content for pasting in other applications.
For example, you could select all, then copy and paste into a Microsoft Word
document, which you could then save.
Note: The OCR process takes longer for larger PDF files. As text is
recognized, it is added to the end of the existing text already in the
Results Viewer. This allows you to continue reading without interruption as
the document is processed. If you are currently not reading using Say All,
JAWS announces the current line as new text is added to the Results Viewer
to indicate that OCR is still in progress.

Note: If the PDF document requires a password, you will be prompted to enter
it when you first press INSERT+SPACEBAR, O, D. You must enter the correct
password before the OCR process will continue.

You try to install or use an applicat

Re: [JAWS-Users] Jaws key + space

[Jared Rimer]

You can also press the question mark once you go in to at mode and it 
will rattle off what works.


On 6/19/2017 16:35, Ben J Bloomgren wrote:

Your best bet is just to use insert plus one to go into keyboard help. Then, 
press insert plus space followed by another letter. Jaws will report with that 
letter will do.


On Jun 19, 2017, at 13:48, Terry Chaney  wrote:

I'd like to learn more about the options available with the modifier and space 
bar command.  What search term should I use?

Terry


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Re: [JAWS-Users] Jaws key + space

[Steve]

Hi, Classmate,

If you hit insert-space followed by the questionmark, it'll bring up a list 
of the commands that you can use with that modifier key.


Steve

- Original Message - 
From: "Terry Chaney" 

To: "Jaws list" 
Sent: Monday, June 19, 2017 4:48 PM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Jaws key + space


I'd like to learn more about the options available with the modifier and 
space bar command.  What search term should I use?


Terry


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Re: [JAWS-Users] Jaws key + space

[Adrian Spratt]

Press that modifier (the JAWS key) and spacebar, release, then press j for 
JAWS. It takes a moment, but an edit field will appear, along with a list of 
JAWS commands.

-Original Message-
From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com] On Behalf 
Of Terry Chaney
Sent: Monday, June 19, 2017 4:49 PM
To: Jaws list
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Jaws key + space

I'd like to learn more about the options available with the modifier and space 
bar command.  What search term should I use?

Terry


For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit:
http://www.jaws-users.com/help/

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http://www.jaws-users.com/help/

Re: [JAWS-Users] Jaws key + space

[Ben J Bloomgren]

Your best bet is just to use insert plus one to go into keyboard help. Then, 
press insert plus space followed by another letter. Jaws will report with that 
letter will do.

> On Jun 19, 2017, at 13:48, Terry Chaney  wrote:
> 
> I'd like to learn more about the options available with the modifier and 
> space bar command.  What search term should I use?
> 
> Terry
> 
> 
> For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit:
> http://www.jaws-users.com/help/

For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit:
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Re: [JAWS-Users] Jaws key + space

[Mike B.]

Hi Terry,

Below is a list of commands available after pressing, Insert / Jaws key + 
Spacebar, to open the Layered Keystroke feature:
Search commands press J.
Repeat last background notification from Skype press Shift+R.
Show recent speech history press H.
Clear recent speech history press Shift+H.
View text on clipboard press C.
Select text between marked place and current position press M.
Customize web page with Flexible Web press X.
ResearchIt press R.
OCR Feature Layer press O.
Table Navigation Layer press T.
Switch to your recent Windows Live Messages press Number row 1 through 5.
Text Analyzer press A.
Mute Synthesizer press S.
Lock Keyboard press L.
>From Jaws help about the OCR feature:

Convenient OCR
Frequently, you will encounter images that contain textual information.
These can include a PDF file, the setup screen of an application, or the
menu of selections for a DVD movie. While these images contain text that is
readable by a sighted person, JAWS is unable to read the text as it is part
of the image.

The Convenient OCR (Optical Character Recognition) feature enables you to
access any image on the screen that includes text, or recognize all of the
text in a PDF document. With just a few simple keystrokes, JAWS will
recognize the image in a matter of seconds and activate the JAWS cursor so
you can navigate the resulting text. The recognized text will be in the same
location as the actual image on the screen. In order to differentiate the
recognized text from other text that may be in the window, JAWS will use a
different voice when it encounters the recognized text. When you activate
the PC cursor, or switch to another application or dialog box, the text is
removed and you will need to perform the OCR again.

If you open a PDF document and there is no text available to read, you can
perform a keystroke that will recognize the entire document and place the
resulting text into the Results Viewer for reading. You can then use
standard reading commands to review the text or select and copy sections of
content for pasting in other applications.

To use Convenient OCR, the following layered keystrokes are available:

INSERT+SPACEBAR, O, D. Recognizes the currently open PDF document.
INSERT+SPACEBAR, O, W. Recognizes the current application window that has
focus.
INSERT+SPACEBAR, O, S. Recognizes the entire screen.
INSERT+SPACEBAR, O, C. Recognizes the currently selected control, such as a
graphical button.
INSERT+SPACEBAR, O, Q. Cancels recognition while it is in progress.
INSERT+SPACEBAR, O, QUESTION MARK. Speaks a brief help message describing
the commands in the OCR layer.
The following examples illustrate just some of the uses of this feature.

You insert a DVD movie into your computer which brings up a menu allowing
you to select from various DVD features. You press INSERT+SPACEBAR, O, W and
after a few seconds, JAWS will alert you that OCR is complete. At this
point, the JAWS cursor will be active and you can navigate around the screen
using the ARROW keys and read the text of the menu. When you hear the option
you want, press NUMPAD SLASH to perform a left-mouse-click, or INSERT+NUMPAD
PLUS to route PC to JAWS to activate the option. Prior to JAWS 13, this menu
would have been completely inaccessible.
Note: Depending on the type of screen the DVD displays and the quality of
the text, the Convenient OCR may not always work. Some DVD screens will be
recognized better than others.

You open a PDF in Adobe Reader which turns out to be inaccessible. Press
INSERT+SPACEBAR, O, D to have JAWS begin recognizing the entire document.
After several seconds, the contents of the PDF file are displayed in the
Results Viewer for reading. Use standard reading commands to review the text
or select and copy sections of content for pasting in other applications.
For example, you could select all, then copy and paste into a Microsoft Word
document, which you could then save.
Note: The OCR process takes longer for larger PDF files. As text is
recognized, it is added to the end of the existing text already in the
Results Viewer. This allows you to continue reading without interruption as
the document is processed. If you are currently not reading using Say All,
JAWS announces the current line as new text is added to the Results Viewer
to indicate that OCR is still in progress.

Note: If the PDF document requires a password, you will be prompted to enter
it when you first press INSERT+SPACEBAR, O, D. You must enter the correct
password before the OCR process will continue.

You try to install or use an application whose interface is not accessible,
such as AcronisR True ImageT Home 2011 or 2012. If no text is readily
available when pressing TAB or when using the JAWS Cursor, you can try
Convenient OCR. Start with the PC Cursor and press INSERT+SPACEBAR, O, W to
recognize the text of the welcome screen graphic. You can then use the JAWS
Cursor and NUMPAD SLASH (left mouse button) to move to and choose what are

Re: [JAWS-Users] Jaws key + space

[net bat66]

turn on the keyboard help with the jaws 1 key. same keys to turn it off.
then you can press different key combonations to find out what they do.
also if you press the keys fast twice jaws will give you more info.
three times fast jaws will spell out the key descriptions. grin.

-Original Message- 
From: Terry Chaney

Sent: Monday, June 19, 2017 1:48 PM
To: Jaws list
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Jaws key + space

I'd like to learn more about the options available with the modifier and
space bar command.  What search term should I use?

Terry


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http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ 



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