I'd like to add that one of the advantages of using the latest version of JAWS
is that, besides the addition of new features, lots of various bugs are fixed
throughout the year, from the time the version is first released until the next
version. FS typically releases minor maintenance releases
Microsoft security essentials is an antimalware package from Microsoft. It
meets one of your requirements, that being free, but whether it's actually good
is a matter of debate and it depends on how you spin the issue. It's failed
some antivirus tests lately and so I have difficulty
issues with, and may require booting into safe mode in the event that it
doesn't work out and you want to uninstall it. So your best bet may still be
AVG.
Gerald
- Original Message -
From: David Goldfield dgold...@asb.org
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Sent: Tuesday, September 16
Hi. As I don't work for Freedom Scientific, it may be inappropriate for me to
answer this question. However, I can at least provide a reasonable guess,
based on the way we've seen FS supporting previous updates. As we get nearer
to the release of version 16, it is highly likely that we won't
On Freedom Scientific's home page, go to the level 3 heading labeled something
like Recent News. A few links down, there will be a link for FSCast.
Episodes 94-97 contain interviews with Eric Damery, along with detailed
demonstrations of some of the new features, including Command Search and
The way to get to the taskbar that is built into windows is by pressing the
windows key along with the letter T. From there, left and right arrow keys
will move across the various icons of the task bar. JAWS users have an
additional hotkey, which is insert-f10, which gives you a list of all
can use the JAWS cursor to read the prompts but I'm curious to
know if anyone could suggest other things I could try. Pressing insert-Q
verifies that Access 2010 scripts are loaded.
Thank you in advance for anything you can suggest.
David Goldfield
Computer Technology Instructor
919 Walnut
