I've got JAWS 8.0.1163U and Word 2003. If I press Insert + DownArrow
Eloquence does a SayAll, and if I press Alt + Insert + DownArrow my SAPI
5 does the SayAll - this is as it should be. But if I go to the SayAll
Options dialogue in the configuration manager and check the Use SAPI 5
during SayAll
as a service, or as an application on my
home
desktop? I have forgotten what the difference between the two is?
thanks for your help
Jason
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Jason,
You need to have JAWS running as a service. The way to do that is to go
to the JAWS window, open the Options menu and choose Basics. On that
dialogue, check the Automatically start JAWS checkbox and OK out of
the dialogue. If JAWS has been put in the StartUp section of the
Programs
I just changed my JAWS 8 to a laptop keyboard layout and the Insert + A
command works the same as when I have the desktop layout. I'm using
Outlook 2003.
Steve
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work, although
the latter can take a couple of seconds to kick in.
Steve
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From: Griffiths, Steve
Sent: 28 February 2007 16:02
To: 'jaws-users-list@googlegroups.com'
Subject: RE: [JAWS-Users] Re: Outlook Address Book
Patricia,
I think Outlook 2000 does not have
Patricia,
I think Outlook 2000 does not have this facility; a later version of Outlook,
such as Outlook XP and Outlook 2003 is required to give the same facility as
Outlook Express.
Steve
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Annette,
I don't know where Outlook stores this information, but I know how you
can turn it off in Outlook 2003.
It's on the Tools menu, Options. On the Preferences page, which should
have focus, press the E-mail Options button, then the Advanced E-mail
options button and on that dialogue,
Lisa,
I don't know of a JAWS one, but Outlook Express has a Find Message
keystroke, Control + Shift + F. Press it while you're in the Deleted
Items folder and then Tab through to the edit areas where you can put in
some search criteria such as a word that appeared in the subject. Then
press
