Just wondering if there is a quick way to look up a JAWS
keystroke? For instance, I wanted to look up the key stroke
combination for invoking sticky keys as at times I think I
somehow inadvertently turn that feature on and can't figure
out how to turn it off. I know you can go to help and leaf
To turn sticky keys on hold the right shift key down until the message
pops up asking if you want to use sticky keys and tab to yes and press
enter. I am assuming one does the same type of thing to turn them off.
I hope this helps.
God bless,
Mark
Just wondering if there is a quick way to
Al,
I often browse through the keyboard manager if I am trying to find a
keystroke. They are typically named pretty reasonably, so it isn't too
difficult to find them.
I also tend to cheat a lot because I use cygwin, which is a linux like
interface for windows. So I can do text searches
-Users] Quick Search for JAWS key stroke
Al,
I often browse through the keyboard manager if I am trying to find a
keystroke. They are typically named pretty reasonably, so it isn't
too difficult to find them.
I also tend to cheat a lot because I use cygwin, which is a linux like
interface
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Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2011 6:54 PM
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] Quick Search for JAWS key stroke
It's not a JAWS keystroke. Pressing down (sometimes accidentally), the
right-shift-key 5 times is a Windows keystroke.
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From: Dan
