Exactly if it reads undefined that means you can assign a keystroke to it. you can define window-eyes keyboard commands using the window-eyes control panel opened with control backslash. Arrow threw the tree view tell you get to hot keys expand the tree and then move to the section of keys you want to define. Press tab here. There will be a list of window-eyes commands. Arrow to the command you want to work with. Now if you want to define a key press the short cut alt+c or tab to the capture key button. Now press the key you want to define. If you want to undefined a key press the short cut alt+u or tab to the undefined button.
For some window-eyes features in the control panel you might need to turn on advanced mode. This is done in the help menu. Another good thing to do is check out the manual that is also found in the help menu it will show you how to do everything you need to do using window-eyes. Hth From: Mike B. [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2014 4:57 PM To: Jim Grimsby JR. Subject: Re: All Window Eyes Keystrokes & More Hi Jim, Thank you very much for your reply. I do use the Insert keyboard Layout mode but, I would like to learn to navigate using Window Eyes keystrokes as well. I was unaware of the, Insert + J keystroke. How would I do this: Make most window-eyes commands default to jaws commands if you wanted to do that. Or you could simply undefined the window-eyes keyboard. When they say a particular Key / task / function like, Window 1 Undefined, does that mean this doesn't have a keystroke assigned to it? Thanks again, take care. Mike This email was sent from my, iBarstool. ----- Original Message ----- From: Jim Grimsby JR. <mailto:[email protected]> To: 'Mike B.' <mailto:[email protected]> Cc: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2014 4:18 PM Subject: RE: All Window Eyes Keystrokes & More Hi, remember that you have the jaws key command. If you press insert j then press the jaws keyboard command window-eyes will inform you what that command does. Also if you would like to avoid the learning curve altogether you can use the insert keyboard layout. This will give you the option in most cases of using the window-eyes default key or using the jaws command. You of course could change the default keys to your own personal liking. For example you could make most window-eyes commands default to jaws commands if you wanted to do that. Or you could simply undefined the window-eyes keyboard commands and use the insert keyboard layout. If this strikes your fancy. Hth From: Mike B. [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2014 3:19 PM To: GW Micro Window Eyes Subject: All Window Eyes Keystrokes & More Hi All, For those that are new to Window Eyes, like myself, below are Comprable Window Eyes and Jaws hot keys. Also there is a Dropbox link for all Window Eyes keystrokes divided into separate text files for both Desktop & Laptop keyboards. They are divided into these categories / text files: Browse Mode Hot Keys Cursor Hot Keys Miscellaneous Hot Keys Mouse Hot Keys Office Hot Keys User Window Hot Keys fundamental Window-Eyes to JAWS hotkey translation Miscellaneous hot keys Read title bar: Window-Eyes, Control shift plus T. JAWS, insert plus T. Reed status line: Window-Eyes, Control insert plus S. JAWS, Insert plus num 3. Read field data: Window-Eyes, Control shift plus N. JAWS, insert plus tab. Read entry: Window-Eyes, Control shift plus d. JAWS, insert plus tab. Read active window: Window-Eyes, Control shift plus W. JAWS, insert plus B. Read time: Window-Eyes, Insert plus T JAWS, Insert plus F12. Bypass key: Window-Eyes, Insert plus B. JAWS, Insert plus number row 3. Access the system tray: Window-Eyes, Insert plus S. JAWS, insert plus F11. Open verbosity settings: Window-Eyes, Insert plus V. JAWS, Insert plus V. Microsoft Word: Read currant line: Window-Eyes, Control plus num 5. JAWS, insert plus Num 8 Spell word: Window-Eyes, Control plus num 6. JAWS, insert plus num 5 twice quickly. Phonetically spell word: Window-Eyes, Control plus num 6 twice quickly. JAWS, num 5 twice quickly, then num 6 to move to the right and num 4 to move to the left by letter. Read by sentence: Window-Eyes, Control shift plus page up or down. JAWS, alt plus down arrow. Read character formatting: Window-Eyes, Insert plus E. JAWS, insert plus F. Read mist spelled word in context: Window-Eyes, Alt plus S. JAWS, insert plus C. Internet Explorer: Bring up links list view: Window-Eyes, Insert tab. JAWS, insert F7. Turn Window-Eyes brows mode, or JAWS, forms mode, on and off: Window-Eyes, Control shift a. JAWS, enter to turn on and num plus to turn off. Find word on current web page: Window-Eyes, Control shift F JAWS, Control F. Move to next block of text: Window-Eyes, X. JAWS, N. Move to next paragraph: Window-Eyes and JAWS, P. Move to next heading: Window-Eyes and JAWS, H. Move to visited link: Window-Eyes and JAWS, V. Move to form field: Window-Eyes and JAWS, F. Move to next table: Window-Eyes and JAWS, T. Navigating tables with Window-Eyes: turn on table mode: Control Num plus. turn off table mode: Control num minus. Navigating tables with JAWS: navigating columns: Control alt plus left/right arrow. Navigating rows: Control alt plus up/down arrow. Updated on ... November 18, 2006 Dropbox download link: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2471715/All%20Keystrokes.zip HTH Take care. Mike This email was sent from my, iBarstool. 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