Bob,
Thanks for the idea, but
routing JAWS to PC and arrowing doesn't help. When I first tried the
free version years, Super Anti-spyware was fine and I liked it so much
that I got the Pro version. It was also fine for some time, but the
company made changes to the program months ago and I've almost reached
the point where I wish I'd never heard of the program. I thought I
remembered seeing that people had said it had gotten a little more
usable with JAWS and was hoping there was something I was missing.
Margaret
On 2/27/2013 2:36 PM, REGilman wrote:
Hi Margaret,
Have you tried rooting Jaws to PC cursor, with the Jaws key and the minus
on the num pad? And then using the arrow keys to go through the results.
HTH, Bob
-----Original Message-----
From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Margaret Thomas
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2013 1:54 PM
To: ju
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Removing Threats Super Anti-Spyware Finds
Good Afternoon:
I've never been able to determine what threats the Pro (paid) version of
Super anti-Spyware version 5.6.1014 finds except for looking at the scan log
and checking them to send them to quarantine has also defied me for years.
Has anyone been able to deal with found threats using JAWS on 64 bit Windows
7 Home Premium? JAWS 11 to 14 are installed here along with IE 9.
A full Microsoft Security Essentials and free version of Malware Bytes
scan came up clean, but a quick SAS scan claims to have found 2
critical ones. If possible, I'd like to find out how to deal with SAS
without requiring sighted assistance or a remote from my tech at least until
the company changes the program again.
Any help would be extremely appreciated.
Thank you,
Margaret
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