Open the document in Word.
Choose the, Save as Option.
Alt, F and then A
You will be in the edit field for your file name.
You don't need to change anything here.
Tab once and you will find a list of file types you can save as.
Arrow down the list until you find txt,
Enter, and then Enter again
You might try opening the document with Word rather than notepad, and see if
you have a better document to work with.
Then you can copy and paste from one Word document to another.
Blessings,
Tom
Date: Wed, 6 Oct 2010 06:50:18 +0800
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Being the kind of person who likes to do it cheap, and do it myself,
I made a template in MS Excell.
I started out by making photo copies of my checks. You can see how cheap I
am. I didn't even want to waste real checks.
Then by trial and error I adjusted cells and columns and rows until I have
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Being the kind of person who
Chris,
I'll respond just on the foot note question.
This depends mostly on the expectations of those for whom you are writing.
A teacher in college might expect that you use footnotes.
Because she wants the convenience of just glancing at the bottom of the page
rather than flipping to the back of
Yes.
Disable all will do what it says. Disable all the programs, even if you
just checked them.
For fastest start up, you will want to uncheck as many programs as possible.
Windows will make sure that a minimum of programs are automatically checked
for it to run.
Then make sure your antivirus is
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Yes.
Disable all will do what it says. Disable all the programs
I use a simple excel spreadsheet.
I have seven templates with the days, (Monday, Tuesday...) in column A
Then I enter information in column B
Easy, and very accessible.
I think David has my templates on the resources page,
And I'll share them with anyone who asks me.
Blessings,
Tom
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Tom Vos, Director
Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2011 14:53:32 -0500
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Subject
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When I press F2, I can edit in the formula bar
Blessings,
Tom
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Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] Reading the formula bar in Excel 2007
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Is there a JAWS keystroke that will tell me the tab position of the cursor?
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Is there a JAWS keystroke that will tell me the tab position
I use JAWS with Access 2007 and find that it works reasonably well.
I have a custom data base, and use it frequently.
Blessings,
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When I open my google mail account I can find the inbox.
But I cannot figure out how to move into the inbox itself and highlight a
message to read.
What is the method for doing this?
Tom
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If I am in the first column, and press, End,
Then the right arrow key, I move to the second column.
Then I press, End, again, and the right arrow key
And I am in the third column.
I can reverse this by pressing, Home,
Then the left arrow key
Seems a bit clumsy, but it helps me get at the
When I try to open a file in MS Word, Excell and Word Pad, I key in the
commands, find the file, and enter on it.
At that point JAWS stops speaking, and the computer hangs up.
This does not happen when we turn Jaws off.
I can open the files from File Explorer.
This configuration was working
, in a form that works well with Jaws, as well as the notetaker
devices.
We have a large library of Bible study materials too, such as commentaries,
and other Christian books and worship resources.
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Tom Vos, director
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JAWS has commands for finding page number and line number in MS Word
documents.
Does JAWS have similar commands in Word Pad?
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Jim,
There may be a simpler way, but this is how I do it.
open the address book
Find the contact.
Press the applications key.
Choose Properties.
This displays the contact information.
Then I tab to the email address
Use control A to highlight
Control C to copy
Then go paste it where you want it.
I understand that someone may be able to interpret a captcha for me.
But it seems to me that when I run into a captcha, I need someone right
there to look at it.
If I send it in for interpretation, and then come back to it, it will be a
different one the next time.
Can someone explain how this
are
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My son has created a JAVA program for my use, but I cannot read buttons and
edit boxes with JAWS.
Can JAWS be used with JAVA?
Are there scripts available for this? If there are scripts on the Scripts
page, I missed them.
Blessings,
Tom
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Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2011 18:20:11 +0300
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Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] Using Java program with JAWS
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I don't have the student version, but am using Office 2007 with Windows
2010, and it's working fine, just like it did under Vista and XP.
Blessings,
Tom
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When I use the CMD command in the Run dialogue box, I can perform certain
actions.
Is there a way to copy the contents of this window so I can paste it
somewhere else?
Blessings,
Tom
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Try using the virtual window command and then copy normally.
David Ferrin
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Thank you, John
Date: Tue, 25 Oct 2011 14:44:10 -0400
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Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] Is there a way to copy and paste from the
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I commonly use the Insert, F7 command to open a list of links.
When I enter on one of these links, is there a way to have it open in a new
window?
Blessings,
Tom
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I use a Gmail account with Jaws, but I have it set up as a profile in
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Jerry,
I assume you want to use mail merge to insert data from a database
If you want just a page of all the same labels, you can use Alt M, then l to
get into the labels dialogue box and check the appropriate radio button.
If you want to mail merge, here is an outline for that.
Mail Merge in
Note that in Outlook 2007 there are a couple of radio buttons that are
important.
Open the address book and tab around until you find one of two options:
Name Only
More Columns.
If the radio button for, More Columns is checked, you will not see any names
displayed.
Arrow to the Names only radio
The way I do it, it is as simple as copying files and folders.
I use Windows Explorer to highlight the folders and files I want to copy.
You could just highlight the, My Documents folder.
Alt C, to copy
Then open the external drive and paste the files there, Alt V.
Then sit back and wait while
Yes, Rick. Of course you are right.
It should have been Control C and V.
Blessings,
Tom
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We are continually adding new books as well, so the library keeps growing.
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I have set up an excell spreadsheet that will print checks of the standard
size.
It is not a program that does the math and keeps a check register, but for
simply printing checks, this works well.
If you are interested I will email you the file.
Contact me at tomvos...@gmail.com
Tom
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To convert a PDF into Word, I simply copy and paste the text into a
Word document.
With a PDF open in Adobe, Alt E brings you to the edit menu, and B
copies all the text to the clipboard.
Open a new Word file and paste, using Control V
Then save the new Word file.
Tom
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I recently had trouble connecting my PAC Mate to my desk top computer
with a USB cable.
After some investigation I discovered that Microsoft is no longer
supporting Windows mobile Device Center (formerly called Active Sync).
So when my Windows 10 was updated, WMDC quit working.
If anyone else has
You ha e to go to Word Options.
Alt T, O
Find the Proofing section.
Tab through and you will find a check box for checking words in capital
letters.
Blessings,
Tom
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If you are looking for a spell checker, that is built into a program like
MS Office.
It is not the function of JAWS or an operating system like XP to do spell
checking.
Blessings,
Tom
Date: Fri, 10 Apr 2009 13:22:38 -0400
From: Kenbu ke...@rogers.com
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] Spell check and
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Press Alt P, and then M . This will bring you to the margins window.
There are some standard margin set ups there, including the most recent
custom one you have used.
At the bottom of the list is the option for custom settings. Enter on
that and you will be able to enter new top bottom, left
I had to download a file in Adobe format.
I'm using Adobe Reader 9, with the accesibility options set.
But every time I tried to download the file, the program would quit
responding. I tried it on three different computers with the same
result.
When we unloaded JAWS we were able to access the
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Which JAWS version? Or did it happen with different JAWS versions?
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Thanks for the input.
The only thing I didn't try was saving the file first. So I did that and
ended up with the same result.
I think I'll take this up with FS.
Blessings,
Tom
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Chris,
I find this frustrating too.
I've noted difficulties with the spell checker when I previously used
Office 2000, and previous versions of JAWS as well.
So I'm sorry I know of no fix, but I suspect it's something FS would have
to work on.
Have you communicated with their tech support?
David,
While there is a learning curve to Office 2007, I don't think it is a big
one.
The tutorial mentioned before is available.
But here's what I have done without the tutorial.
Give yourself a couple hours when you aren't trying to get a particular
job done.
Open a document or make a short new
I direct a ministry that provides Bibles and a large library of books for
Christians who are blind.
I do not have a Victor Reader Stream, but a number of those who contact
us do.
I'm wondering if someone would be willing to answer a couple questions
and give me some information that will help us
I'm sorry David about the Victor Stream Reader post.
I meant to put it on the Blind Computing list, and goofed.
Blessings,
Tom
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If you have JAWS set to the laptop keyboard setting, the caps lock key
becomes the JAWS key.
As you hold the caps lock key with your left fifth finger, the keys under
your right hand become navigation reading keys.
JAWS key plus
I, reads the current line
U, reads the previous line
O, reads the
Arianna
There are many more possibilities, but I've given you the ones I use most
often for basic reading and editting.
the JAWS help topics should give you more information.
There will always be some options built into the system that we as
individual users don't need, so we have to search out
I have worked with Microsoft Word extensively.
Word 2007 has a learning curve, but is very accessible with JAWS,
especially if you are using JAWS 10.
I am very pleased with it, and did not find the new style of menus very
difficult to learn.
Blessings,
Tom
Cher,
I think 2 GB is enough, and the computer person I work with says it is.
I'm using 3 GB, and it gets a little slow when I'm working with large
documents, such as books that are 1,000 pages.
But memory is rather inexpensive, so a little extra doesn't hurt.
A hint. If your Recycle bin is too
Albert,
I don't know any way of getting Office 2007 on 2 computers legally
without purchasing two licenses.
It is possible to buy a multi license copy, but that is still likely to
cost more than 2 licenses.
The trial version that came with your computer may be the cheapest way to
go for that one.
Sorry about my previous failure to change the subject line.
Albert, my response is under the subject line of JAWS Users list.
Blessings,
Tom
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Chris is right that it's a matter of learning.
Let me encourage you, that the learning curve is relatively short, and
JAWS works very well with Word 2007.
I really like it.
Take some time to just explore each ribbon menu and make notes on the
items you think you will need.
There are quick key
Sorry I forgot to change the subject line.. so I'm resending.
Chris is right that it's a matter of learning.
Let me encourage you, that the learning curve is relatively short, and
JAWS works very well with Word 2007.
I really like it.
Take some time to just explore each ribbon menu and make notes
I'm not sure what you are asking,
But I think the auto correct feature in Word allows you to enter your
common misspellings, and hav Word automatically correct them each time.
Check under Tools, Options, and proofing, or spelling.
Blessings,
Tom
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 2009 19:03:45 -0500
From:
You may have figured this out already, but I discovered something helpful
in using the MS Word spell checker with JAWS.
Often, when I am spell checking JAWS will not read the text in the
window, or tell me what words to substitute. It sometimes keeps reading
the previous problem it flagged instead
Cory,
At Optasia Ministry we have a set of Bibles that work well on a desktop
computer as well as a device such as the PAC Mate.
We have 14 Bible versions available . Each Bible is in html format, so
they run in Internet Explorer. There are easy links to books, chapters
and verses, and limited
I am using JAWS 11 on a Dell laptop, running Vista
The problem began when we did some things to try to speed up a sluggish
computer.
When JAWS is running, I cannot start MS Word or Excell.
I can start JAWS after MS Word is running, and it works, but I cannot use
Excell at all.
Other Office
I've always done my own taxes, and am tired of Turdo Tax charging me for
e filing, so this year I am using the IRS forms. So far I'm reasonably
impressed.
You download pdf forms in which you can enter the data.
For help, you can go to the IRS website.
This method probably is best used by those
There is no such thing as importing information if you use IRS forms.
You keep your own records, and start out from scratch each year.
You have to know how to fill out the tax forms on your own, to use this
method, or be willing to read enough to learn.
Blessings,
Tom
Sometimes lately when I do a Google search, there are search results
listed, but JAWS skips over them.
It will review my search line, then jump to the links for 1, 2, 3 and so
on at the end of the list of search results.
Pressing H for headings, or U for unvisited links won't get me to the
search
Victoria,
It's working for me right now, but try.
Just Control F for the JAWS find feature.
Or Used the MS Word find feature which is
Alt E, F
Blessings,
Tom
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Subject:
to
commentaries to devotional Christian reading.
For example, we just added the popular book, The Shack
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that we also have a rich source of resources, from Bibles to
commentaries to devotional Christian reading.
For example, we just added the popular book, The Shack
Check out our website at
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Blessings,
Tom Vos, Director
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Since we must restrict who gets this material, by law, we cannot make it
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we only send it out on DVD to those who qualify, that is to those who are
blind or have a visual disability
I noted the NIV
Let me just assure you that Office 2007 is a good upgrade.
It has a learning curve because MS has switched to ribbon menus rather
than the pull down menus, but give yourself a little time to explore, and
you will find this system works well, and JAWS works well with it.
Blessings,
Tom
Date: Sun,
For a long time now, JAWS will stumble over a single syllable in a line.
Occasionally JAWS will get stuck on a single syllable, and the computer
locks up, and the only way out is to power off the computer.
A few days ago it went into the stuttering mode, but came out of it
again. But then it kept
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I am using the latest version of JAWS and have experienced the same
problem
with XP Home and IE 8.
Becky
Becky
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Just one small idea to check.
There are some header settings on the page layout window, such as making
Word put a differetn header on page 1 and 2.
I don't know if this is the problem, but you might want to look at it.
Alt P, then M
Control tab to the layout page.
Blessings,
Tom
Date: Tue, 13
In an earlier post I noted a problem in which JAWS seemed to get stuck on
a single syllable, which it kept repeating like a motor boat, hanging up
the computer.
I got some good help from Freedom Scientific.
The solution they suggested was to go to the start up page in
configuration manager, and
Wayne,
It depends partly on what you want to do with this software.
Optasia Ministry has 14 popular versions of the Bible in a form that
works very well with JAWS on your desktop computer, as well as
notetakers.
These Bibles are HTML files, that you store on your hard drive, and they
run in
a couple of years ago already
I
believe on a DVD.
David Ferrin
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Sent: Monday, May 31, 2010 8:41 AM
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] Bible software with JAWS 11
That's what Optasia Ministry offers, Wayne.
Date: Tue, 1 Jun 2010 22:12:55 -0600
From: Wayne Scott waynedsc...@cableone.net
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: [JAWS-Users] non-Internet bible software
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I'm using Office 2007, and in the save menu, under file types, I can
choose to save as pdf.
When I do, Adobe opens with my file open for reading.
Blessings,
Tom Vos
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Open Book has this capability.
When you are in Adobe, use Control P to print.
But instead of the default printer, you should find, Freedom Import
Printer.
When you choose this printer to print to, Open Book will start, scan the
pdf file as if it were a paper file in your scanner, and hopefully
Open Book has this capability.
When you are in Adobe, use Control P to print.
But instead of the default printer, you should find, Freedom Import
Printer.
When you choose this printer to print to, Open Book will start, scan the
pdf file as if it were a paper file in your scanner, and hopefully
Gerald,
Japanese or Chinese script would still account for gibberish output.
You might need to ask a sighted person if that is what is actually on the
paper.
Sometimes instructions are very small print, or not well printed.
If it is very small, perhaps it could be enlarged on a copy machine,
Lenny,
I think JAWS works fine with both versions.
I think the question is more a matter of which Word version you want to
use.
Some of us have upgraded for various reasons, and learned the new ribbon
menus in Office 2007, and find it works very well with JAWS.
But if 2003 is working well for you,
Ministry has a large library ofBible study tools,
such as commentaries, and a variety of other Christian reading as well.
All of it is free.
Check us out at
www.optasiaministry.org
email me at
tom@optasiaministry.org
Blessings,
Tom Vos, director
I had to reinstall JAWS this week, and lost some settings.
One involved copying from web pages.
There's asetting that will copy just text, and not all the graphics off
the web page, so that I get just the text in my word processor document.
Does someone know where I can find that?
I'm using JAWS
Tom Vos
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Jaws works as it always has?
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Pastor Tom Vos
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Tom Vos
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12420 185th St. Wellsburg, IA 50680
641-869-3305;
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Pastor Tom Vos
First Christian Reformed Church
12420 185th St. Wellsburg, IA 50680
641-869-3305
I'm using Office 2007, especially Word, and some Excell and a little
Access.
I find it works very well with JAWS 9.
If you are going to use Office 2007, you'd be best off with JAWS 9,
rather than an earlier version of JAWS.
JAWS 10 will help with that too when it comes out.
Some key strokes are
I've been using JAWS 9 with Office 2007 for all of 2008, and find it
works very well.
You will have a learning curve as you figure out how to access the ribbon
menus, but give yourself some time to explore and you will do fine.
I am very happy with both JAWS and Office 2009.
Blessings,
tom
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