Hi Tom, Press, Alt + T, for tools, press the letter, O, for options now, control + tab, to the advanced tab &, tab through this dialogue, don't click on it, tab through it. There are a lot of tabs in here so, I would suggest using the shortcut keys mentioned in the notes. HTH Take care. Mike This email was sent from my, iBarstool.
----- Original Message ----- From: T. Civitello To: [email protected] Sent: Saturday, February 21, 2015 7:46 PM Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] JAWS 16 issue I am having a problem getting into the advanced settings in Word. I get to options but when I click on advanced I am bounced back to the open document. What am I missing here? Thanks, Tom -----Original Message----- From: Mike B. Sent: Saturday, February 21, 2015 11:48 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] JAWS 16 issue Hi Kimber & Teresa, There is something called,Hhardware Graphics Acceleration, in Word, & you can read about it below. From: Jean Menzies via Jfw Just thought I'd share this for those who want to try it. The symptom. I've often found sluggish performance in Word when searching, or when opening a second document. Jaws seems to either not be able to read a screen without refreshing, or, in searching, it would sometimes take two tries to get to the results. Just plain sluggish. In going through settings, I came across an option to "Disable Hardware Graphics Acceleration". I checked that and things seem to be much more responsive now. I'll see how the day goes. But if anyone wants to do this, go into Options, Advanced, and the item is in there. If you use the, Alt + G keystroke, you'll get to it much quicker. From what I read on Google, if you change it in one MS program, it should affect all of them. Hey, I don't need graphics anyway. haha. Hope this works. Jean Note From Mike B.: My settings wouldn't stick until I checked the, prompt to update style, checkbox. To get to this checkbox the keystroke is, Alt + Y. Hi Jean & Ted, I went into my MS Word 2010 & played around with these 2 settings a little bit & what I found was, sometimes they would hold & sometimes not. So, when I found that they were both checked after a few attempts of saving these settings again,I got the hell out with the escape key! LOL LOL Note: I'm not sure but, it might make a difference in which order you check these options. I've got mine saved now &, don't want to play around anymore. From: Adrian Spratt The order in which you make settings turns out to be crucial in Word, as I discovered yesterday while tinkering with page numbers. I first set the page number location, then separately suppress the number on the first page, where the headings are. When I later tried to change the page number position, nothing happened until I un-checked the "different page" setting that suppressed the number on the first page. Adrian http://www.thewindowsclub.com/turn-off-hardware-graphics-acceleration-office-2013 article region start Turn off Hardware Graphics Acceleration in Office 2013 Microsoft Office 2013 is great software for Windows 8 and I am guessing that quite a few of you may be using it on your system. This productivity suite contains many technologies in-built inside it and sometimes due to them an average computer has to suffer. If your facing this issues like crashing of Office components or not running properly and freezing every now and then or if they only works in Safe Mode of Office, then technology named Hardware Graphics Acceleration may be the culprit behind this. Turn off Hardware Graphics Acceleration in Office 2013 I found that many users having issues with working of Office 2013 on your system are often advised to disable hardware graphics acceleration. Almost in all of the cases, disabling the hardware acceleration for graphics does the trick and solves issues for many. In this article, I'll show you how to disable hardware acceleration of graphics using the UI and of course, using my favorite Registry Editor. Turn off Hardware Graphics Acceleration in Office 2013 Using UI 1. Open any Office 2013 component for example Word, and create a blank document, click FILE. How To Disable Hardware Acceleration In Office 2013 Turn off Hardware Graphics Acceleration in Office 2013 2. Next, click Options in the following screen: How To Disable Hardware Acceleration In Office 2013 1 Turn off Hardware Graphics Acceleration in Office 2013 3. Moving on, in the below shown window, select Advanced in the left pane. Then in the right pane, scroll down and look Disable hardware graphics acceleration under the section Display. Check this option and click OK. How To Disable Hardware Acceleration In Office 2013 3 Turn off Hardware Graphics Acceleration in Office 2013 You may now close Office (Word) 2013 and reboot the machine. After restarting the system, you'll find the issues you were facing in Office is resolved now. Using Registry Editor 1. Press Windows Key + R combination, type put regedit in Run dialog box and hit Enter to open the Registry Editor. Turn off Hardware Graphics Acceleration in Office 2013 2. In the left pane, navigate here: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Common How To Disable Hardware Acceleration In Office 2013 4 Turn off Hardware Graphics Acceleration in Office 2013 3. Firstly create a subkey to Common by right click over it and select New -> Key. Name this subkey as Graphics. In the right pane of Graphics subkey, create a new DWORD by right click on blank space and select New -> DWORD Value. Name the newly created DWORD as DisableHardwareAcceleration and double click on it to get this: How To Disable Hardware Acceleration In Office 2013 5 Turn off Hardware Graphics Acceleration in Office 2013 4. In the above shown box, change the Value data from 0 to 1. Click OK. Close the Registry Editor and reboot the machine to make changes effective. Let u know if dong this, helped you make Office run properly. Check out these posts too: list of 2 items . Disable Hardware Acceleration in Windows 8 completely . Disable Internet Explorer Hardware Acceleration. list end 4 Posted by KapilArya@TWC on September 8, 2014 , in Category Office with Tags Office 2013, Tips An Electrical Engineer by profession, Kapil is a Microsoft MVP in Windows - Consumer and a Microsoft Content Creator. He recommends that you create a system restore point first before tweaking the registry. Take care. Mike This email was sent from my, iBarstool. ----- Original Message ----- From: Teresa Arroyo To: [email protected] Sent: Saturday, February 21, 2015 10:52 AM Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] JAWS 16 issue I also have the typing problem in Word; specialy when working on text that is a a frame or using the track changes feature. The letters come very slowly is if as if jaws has to think after moving each foot. I have a dell laptop. Teresa -----Mensaje original----- From: Kimber Gardner Sent: Friday, February 20, 2015 12:13 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] JAWS 16 issue Hmm, that's interesting because I use a Lenovo laptop too though not with a braille display. On 2/20/15, Shai <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > I have not had the issue with rereading lines when down arrowing but I > have had the typing issue where it seems that JAWS is causing a > problem with my typing on a Lenovo laptop with windows7 64 bit. This > has happened in Outlook2013 messages when composing a new message or > in Word documents when composing a document. For me since I use JAWS > with a braille display disabling the active follows braille setting > seems to have solved the issue. When I have both of these checked, I > notice that JAWS has this problem. > > > On 2/19/15, Pinky <[email protected]> wrote: >> Hi Group, >> >> I have a friend of mine that is having a JAWS 16 issue. If you can help >> or >> make any suggestions on this problem, your help would be greatly >> appreciated. Below is the email I received from him. >> >> >> >> Hello, all. I am still not having any success with my earlier issue >> involving JAWS 16. I just thought I would revisit, updating you on what I >> tried most recently, and see if anyone at all has a suggestion. Please >> pardon the lengthy post, by the way. >> >> >> >> I am using JAWS 16.0.1925 on a Fujitsu laptop, Windows 7 64-bit. I have 8 >> mb >> of RAM and a 2.1 processor. >> >> >> >> When I read through a document line by line, using the down arrow, JAWS >> often rereads the line, even though I have pressed DownArrow. In >> addition, >> I >> am a fast typer, and sometimes I notice that JAWS messes up email >> addresses >> and subject lines in emails I send through Outlook 2010. I could blame >> this >> on my typing, but I have been a JAWS user since JFW 2.00 and did not see >> this issue until I installed JAWS 16. >> >> >> >> I contacted FS Technical Support and, upon their recommendation, did a >> repair of the install. As that made no difference, I uninstalled JAWS and >> all shared components and reinstalled from the DVD. Still no success! I >> contacted technical support again, and not only uninstalled JAWS and all >> shared components, but removed all JAWS references from the registry. As >> soon as I reinstalled JAWS, it worked correctly! However, the very next >> morning, we were back to having the issue. >> >> >> >> FS seems to think it is not a JAWS problem, but no one seems to be able >> to >> tell me what setting on my machine to check or change. All other versions >> of >> JAWS work beautifully. >> >> >> >> Does anyone have any idea at all of something I might try? I find it >> frustrating to pay for an SMA and then not be able to use the program to >> achieve normal productivity on my job. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: >> http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ >> > > For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: > http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ > -- Kimberly For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ --- Este mensaje no contiene virus ni malware porque la protección de avast! 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