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-----Original Message-----
From: Jfw [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Russell 
Solowoniuk via Jfw
Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2015 8:39 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Jaws 16, Windows 7, Adobe XI Pro & Reader crashing

Hi everyone,

At work I run Jaws 16, latest update and Windows 7. I use Adobe XI Pro as well 
as Adobe Reader XI. A couple of weeks ago I began having problems whenever I 
open a PDF document in either Adobe or Adobe Reader. What happens is if I Alt 
tab away from the PDF document I am reading, everything locks up. If I try to 
alt tab back to the document nothing happens. Jaws will still speak but not 
enough to do anything. Sometime, if I press Alt F4 a few times, I will be able 
to get control of my system back. The trick seems to be closing the PDF 
document, but this isn’t easy to do as Jaws gives me no feedback as to where I 
am. I tried pressing CTRL + Alt + Delete and then Alt T to open the Task 
manager. It takes quite a while, but it will finally open, but I cannot move 
around to find the PDF document and end the task. Jaws will read the first item 
in the task manager, but as soon as I press the down arrow everything freezes 
up again. This is very frustrating as I work with a lot of PDF files and need 
to alt tab back and forth between the PDF and our database. The strange thing 
is if I press Shift F10 to bring up the Windows list, and switch between 
programs this way, it works fine. It seems that the alt tab keystroke, for some 
reason, causes my system to crash.

Has anyone else experienced anything remotely similar to this? If so, is there 
a fix?

I called FS Tech support and, at first was told that there were issues with 
Adobe XI, but then the person I was talking to seemed to change her mind and 
tried everything she could to prove that it wasn’t a Jaws issue. I am not at 
all impressed with FS tech support. If there is an issue with Jaws and Adobe XI 
I’d like to know!

Anyway, any ideas will be much appreciated.

Thanks,

Russell
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