Okay, officially: Apps key "menu search box edit" Shift+F10 "context menu C Cut unavailable" Ins+F10 "running applications list"
I then switched to the laptop layout in JAWS, and all the results above are identical. Windows 7 32-bit JAWS 17.0.1337 Del Latitude E6410 NVIDEA NVS 4200M Display Driver Using Microsoft Natural keyboard connected via USB Using JAWS desktop keyboard layout BTW when using the embedded laptop keyboard: Apps key "menu search box edit" Shift+F10 "arrow context menu C copy unavailable" Ins+F10 "running applications list" Dave Carlson Oregonian, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and Pioneer ----- Original Message ----- From: Brian Vogel To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, February 05, 2016 08:28 PM Subject: How does JAWS announce your Application/Menu Key versus SHIFT+F10 versus INS+F10? There seems to be some unexplained (but probably not unexplainable) reason that JAWS is announcing control key or key sequence strikes differently. Rather than trying to go back and filter through "the mega thread" I thought I'd make a request for data collection here. If you are willing and if the keyboard you use includes an applications/menu key, I'd like to know the following: When Applications/Menu Key is pressed, what does JAWS Announce? When SHIFT+F10 is pressed, what does JAWS Announce? When INS+F10 is pressed, what does JAWS Announce? What version of JAWS are you running? What version of Windows, including whether 32 or 64 bit, are you running? What is make/model is your computer? Perhaps a pattern will present itself. Brian
