Hi Andy and all,

When a question such as this is asked, it would really, really, really help 
the rest of us if you specify what version of Jaws you are using and the 
version of Windows you are using. For example, Windows 8 renders the screen 
differently than previous versions of Windows, so Jaws stays restricted to 
the application window.

Joseph the free tech guy!

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Andy Shields" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, May 13, 2014 7:03 AM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] A screen content and accessibility issue


Hello,

When I try using the JAWS cursor to investigate what else might be on the 
screen outside or around the current window in focus, almost all of the 
content which is there, and being read by the PC cursor, is blocked. At the 
top (or at least, the limit of Up Arrow) is something that says "Marlett 
61490", and at the bottom limit of Down Arrow, "Marlett 61557." One or the 
other of these "Marletts" has appeared sporadically for years, but it's a 
new thing to have them both, and they are now blocking much more of the 
screen content than they used to. Also: this seems to be tied to my use of 
JAWS in general, since they are there no matter what I'm using it 
for-e-mail, browsing, writing documents, etc.-and they were there when I 
unloaded and reloaded JAWS to see if that would get rid of them. Sighted 
observers can't seem to see them. I got them deleted once years ago with the 
help of Freedom Scientific and a very detailed series of about 10 steps 
(which, of course, I should have noted and saved.) I have three related 
questions: Has anyone else ever encountered these things; what is causing or 
generating them; and is there a way not just to remove them now, but to keep 
them from recurring? I'd really appreciate any hekp you folks can give me.
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