Hey. I should probably know how to do this, but I'm kind of drawing a blank at the moment. I'm having some issues with programmes running but not having windows open. I don't necessarily want these programmes running, but unless I check task manager or process explorer, it's easy to forget that they're there. Plus, sometimes in Windows 10, application windows just seem to disappear or minimise somehow in a way that they are no longer accessible from the windows-t taskbar, view, JAWS window list or any other obvious way. They run as seemingly background processes and continue to access the hard disk etc, and the only way to close sometimes is through task manager.
Now I have read a bit about this and it's been suggested that the icons are in fact there, but hidden, and that I can click the taskbar properties and find "show hidden icons" to reveal them. But, how do I right click the taskbar? You're supposed to do it in a "blank" area. When you get to the taskbar, as far as I know, and don't use the mouse, the cursor is always focused on an item in the bar, so right clicking on it gives you options for that item. I have looked in taskbar settings and while I see a way of choosing which icons show up in the taskbar, I'm guessing the only way to get to "show hidden icons" is through properties. So, I guess what I am asking is, how do I click on a "blank" area of the taskbar using JAWS and the keyboard? Cheers. For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
