This is one of the confusions of listening.
The command to move to the end of the document is control + the end key
Spell that out -- e n d, not the letter n
Blessings,
Tom
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I'm getting ready to buy a new computer.
On previous machines I found it necessary to install a separate sound
card to handle JAWS, since the onboard sound cards didn't seem to be
adequate.
I'm guessing that with the demands of newer computer games manufacturers
have upgraded the onboard sound
Another way to do it is to open documetns from Windows Explorer.
When you use enter to open the file it will open in Word.
If it is not the one you want, you Alt Tab back to Windows Explorer where
the highlight is still on the last file you opened
Blessings,
Tom
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I am using a Bluetooth headset and audio adapter with the Pac Mate, but
it would surely work with a desktop too.
I'm using the Jabra brand, but I expect others would work as well.
The Bluetooth audio adapter plugs into the audio out port and then pairs
with the headset.
Blessings,
Tom
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Freedom Scientific has told me in the past to uninstall the previous
version of JAWS before putting a new version on my computer.
This does not affect authorization because that is stored in a different
place. If you have authorized a previous version, the new one will be
authorized without
I make it very simple.
When I stop reading I insert a string of 2 or 3 asterisks, then do a word
search for that when I come back to it.
Blessings,
Tom
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There is a command for this, which I don't know, so I don't have a direct
answer to your question,
but a different approach.
If you switch to Normal View, under the View menu, you avoid the
necessity of having to switch columns. The word displays your document
as if it is all one column. I think
I have also found the Link sys telephone tech support people to be
patient and helpful when I had additional issues getting my router up and
running. I tell them I have a visual disability, and they work with me.
Blessings,
Tom
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Another note on File size.
Under the View menu, if you choose the Details option, the list view will
show the file with size and date information.
Blessings,
Tom
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Pastor Tom Vos
First Christian Reformed Church
12420 185th St. Wellsburg, IA 50680
641-869-3305
If you are saying Adobe 8 doesn't work with JAWS, I have not found that
to be true.
I'm using Adobe 8 and have been reading pdf documents without a problem.
It's a little difficult to sort out on the website to download Adobe 8.
But once you have in downloaded and go through the installation it
I'm new to Vista but find that JAWS is working reasonably well.
You must download version 8.0127 in orer to make it work.
There are some new things about Vista, but many of the keyboard commands
are the same, such as
Windows +M closes applications and brings you to the desktop
Windows +E opens
If I have trouble reading an Acrobat file I save it as a text file
It's one of the features in the File menu.
I find that reading goes easier when I then open the document in MS Word.
Blessings,
Tom Vos
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Friends,
My son and I have formed Optasia Ministry to provide free religious
materials for blind computer users.
It all started when I was looking for an NIV Bible that would run on my
Freedom Scientific Pac Mate, and couldn't find a vendor who could promise
me it would work. So my son created
In the past I've had issues with inadequate onboard sound cards in my
desktop.
Is that a problem with laptops where sound cards are always onboard, or
are current laptops able to handle what JAWS throws at it?
Is there anything specific I should look for in a lap top?
Tom Vos
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