I wish it was that interesting.
I work for a business development firm as a sales team
leader and I am required to generate a monthly performance
report.
Frankly I liked it a lot better when there were more sales
and fewer reports.
I can give you more details off list if you are interested.
Trust
Hi all - can you tell me if there is ever a case for using the numberpad for
number input rather than the top row of numbers? would JAWS users ever put
the numlock on and use the numberpad?
Thanks for the help
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Taking a survey?
The answer is yes.
At work, my Num Lock is on 98% of the time. I am much more efficient
at entering numerical data using the Num Pad than the top row of
numbers.
In fact, I found it quite annoying when JAWS began turning the Num lock
off. I recommended to FS that this should
On the rare occasion I use a calculator, I use the num pad rather than the
top row of numbers because I can enter the numbers more quickly using it.
The only talking calculator I ever owned had the same key configuration as
the num pad.
I still prefer using my noggin, but every now and then I
I might have accidentally deleted a post from a new member by mistake, if so I
apologies. As many of you may know all new members are moderated when they
first join this list, this is to cut down on Spam making it's way to the list.
Any how I'm still getting comfortable with the mailman program
Is the blind computing list having problems? Haven't had anything from the
list in the past 4 days.
Stu
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Hello to the List,
I am Eric Damery, the Product Manager for JAWS and have been reading
some of the posts recently. While I don't have the time to answer or
comment on everything, I will try to on some of these topics such as
this NumPad subject.
The ability to toggle numlock on and off letting
Well the said list appears to be working, perhaps people aren't having
any computer problems today smiles.
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Is the blind computing list having problems? Haven't had anything from
the
list in the past 4 days.
Stu
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Hi all,
If ever I discover anything that I think is useful, then I will post it
to the lists, and never beforehand. I appreciate that some of these
tips may be confusing for novices, and I will explain these technical
terms in the future, but let me reassure you that I will only post
anything that
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Sue
I use the numeric keypad frequently to key longer strings of numbers
such as telephone numbers, SS numbers, or credit card numbers. I have to
tell you that I was an accountant for about 30 years so I am very used
to the numeric keypad layout.
Take care,
Russ
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Hello Lisa,
Registry Mechanic is not free. It costs $29.95 for a single computer.
I have no idea how it works with Jaws 6, but I would think it would
not be any different with your version and Jaws 8. You will have to
use the Jaws cursor.
You are right. You should not go into your window
Thank you for giving me more information for my tips and tricks page. Please
tell me this though, is this version specific, if so which versions?
David Ferrin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi
I second the caution on registry cleaners. I had the miss fortune of
getting a bad registry cleaner and in the end I had to replace my computer.
On the other hand I know there are people who swear by them. I wish I could
find a good one because I know that I have issues in my registry
Hi All,
I finally have a good lead on the problem of jaws losing voice. The problem
very randomly occurs where jaws volume drops to about 1 or 2 per cent is very
tinny and is only out of one speaker.
I had suspected spyware interfering but now have a totally different thought.
After talking to a
Thanks so much for the information.
I gave it a try and unfortunately it did not work...maybe because I am
logging into a LAN?
Hopefully someone else will have better luck.
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Hi Kurt,
If you go into the Start Menu, Programs, JAWS 8, Explore JAWS,
Explore
My
I also just finished posting these instructions up on the tips and tricks
page for future reference.
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Nothing to concern about, thanks.
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That's all right I imagine. I too learned on a smith Corona myself almost 40
years ago.
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From: Lennie Rinaldi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2007 8:16 PM
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] Using
JAWS does now have a way of getting a list of all of the cells that fall
along a page break. I used it once, but it was a bit time consuming, so I
reverted back to sighted help. Maybe if I had to do this more often, I
would develop a system of using this and become much faster at it.
Annette
Most laptops have an embedded number pad in the QWERTY keyboard. On my
previous laptop, a Toshiba, and on my current laptop, a Dell, I just have to
toggle the numlock and tap the keyboard function key twice and I can enter
numbers from the right hand side of my QWERTY keyboard.
HTH,
Annette
Well, that's a horse of a very different color
Bill Gallik
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Hi Betty, congratulations on doing such a good job, I was once where you
are, worried I would mess it p, hey I still do that. enjoy your thursday,
siobhan
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