Hi.
The response you got is right. In more detailed explanation,
speakDropbox is a companion to, not a replacement for, the regular
Dropbox for desktop application. You shouldn't need to change any
settings in your Dropbox and definitely uninstalling it wouldn't do any
good, since
Thanks Brian this did the trick. Ctrl, shift, 8
Will it now stay in a list view?
Hello Patti,
CTRL with Shift and 6 gives details view. In this view you hear the headers
as you arrow across. Use CTRL with shift and 8 to have the files listed
without being able to hear the headers with the
Pattie,
Try alt V and enter on the first menu option
Mines is right, so it's not going to change,
There had to be a change from the last update?
HTH,
Jorge
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Hello Patti,
CTRL with Shift and 6 gives details view. In this view you hear the headers
as you arrow across. Use CTRL with shift and 8 to have the files listed
without being able to hear the headers with the right and left arrow keys.
This is if you are using a U.S. keyboard.
Take care.
Hello Patti:
Try Control-Shift-F6 or you could also tab and go Up-Arrow to "Details" then
Shift-Tab twice and you will be back at your folder and the folders and
files will be listed vertically.
Regards,
Humberto
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Hey Gang,
I'm running windows 10, and jaws 18.
How can I make the items in this PC folder in a list view?
They go across now.
Thanks for any help.
Patti
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Kimsan,
PDF, MS Word or some other format? Why and how must it be done with a mouse?
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Of Kimsan
Sent: Wednesday, February 22, 2017 4:13 PM
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Hi Al, you are welcome. I like to share many keystrokes for doing the same
task, that way a blind computer user, can choose, what keystroke works
better for them. In W-10, pressing Windows key+Tab, brings up a list of open
windows as well, use your right arrow key, press enter on the window you
The difference with the Windows key with tab key is that the listed items
are only programs that are opened and minimized. Pinned items to the
taskbar are not included when using the quick view button in Windows 10.
Windows key with T shows you minimized programs and items that have been
pinned
Hello Helga,
You can list all comments in a document by using CTRL with shift key and
apostrophe. Use up and down arrow keys in the list and press enter on any one
to which you want to move focus. If you move your cursor on to an individual
comment without listing them you can use Alt with
I'm late on this, but it still befuddles me, after all these years, why FS
decided to remove the repair option from the Jaws submenu. It used to be,
maybe back as far as Jaws 6 or so, where that was available.
To me, since this is a cause of endless consternation and confusion, a
Hi,
I'm often sent a document which I must sign using the mouse. How is this
done with jaws?
Respectfully,
Kimsan Song
kimsans...@icloud.com
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Hi all! How are you all? I have a word document, and this document has
inserted comments that my professor put on my paragraph. I just wanted to ask
you, is ther a way to read the comments with JAWS? If so, what are the steps
in doing so. I hve JAWS 18 and I'm using windows 10 on my
Hello;
Not sure if you no this but, using windows 7, you could, press windows-key+t,
now you can right or left arrow to the various programs/files you have opened.
Once you find the file or program, just press enter.
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From: Al Sorrentino
Sent: Wednesday, February
Hi Everyone,
I am usually afraid to try any thing new when it comes to using my computer.
I am always afraid of causing problems to my computer and unable to get it
back to the way it was.
I am not so sophisticated and I am just running: Windows 7, Word 2010 home
edition and JAWS 13. I
Hi Pam & Jim,
No joy here in Windows 7 land. Being that it works for some, but not for
others, I would have to believe it's a setting of some nature. But, I can
accomplish the same thing with other ways. Thanks for sharing.
Take care.
Mike
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this suggests the keystroke is useful only in Windows 10, which is the focus of
Jim's lessons. It works on my Win7 machine, but there, it's just a clunkier way
of performing the alt-tab operation.
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Hi Pam, thanks for letting me know.
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Behalf Of Ekstrand, Pamela A. -ND
Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2017 6:19 PM
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] New keystroke
Jim,
I
Hi Mike, Press Control+ALT+Tab together, Then use the right and left arrow
keys to see all the open windows, press enter on the one you want. Yes, I
have ten items pinned to the Taskbar. The Taskbar should not interfere with
this keystroke.
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Thanks Brian, just sharing different keystrokes that do the same thing.
Users can decide what keystrokes work better, for them in various
situations. Smiles...
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Sent:
That is correct. Smiles...
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Behalf Of Ekstrand, Pamela A. -ND
Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2017 9:42 PM
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] New keystroke
Hi Mike,
Well, I
It doesn't work here either with Jaws 15 and windows 7
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From: Mike B.
Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2017 7:46 PM
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] New keystroke
Howdy,
I just tried it with Windows 7 Pro with Jaws 16 thru J18, & couldn't get
Hi,
Called "Task View".
Two differences though: Task View will show virtual desktops that are active
(if none is active, it'll just say, "new desktop"), and Task View will let
you manage app windows such as snap and closing them.
Cheers,
Jsoeph
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David,
I don't use the mail app, but the address book transfers , when you sink it,
I have some emailed saved, I'll take a look,
Jorge
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Hello Jim,
In Windows 10 the Windows key with tab also activates the Quick View button
located at the left end of the taskbar.
Take care.
Brian Lee
brianl...@charter.net
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Sent:
Hi Mike,
Well, I pressed control-alt-tab, then pressed right arrow to cycle through the
windows, then pressed enter on the one I wanted. That's how I interpreted the
original post, anyway.
I am using JAWS 17 with Windows 7.
Pam
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Hi Jim,
It worked for me in windows 8.1.
Thanks for the tip.
Teresa Arroyo Llosa
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From: Jim
Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2017 6:54 PM
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: [JAWS-Users] New keystroke
Good evening Jaws users group. I have been working today, on
Good morning all;
Yesterday I setup a client's computer, during the process I also setup the
windows 10 mail app.
I have 2 questions, regarding the app.
1, is there a way to remove the grouped by conversation,
2, I can't seem to get the reply, ctrl+r to work,
Also, I just thought of a
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