Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

[Tom Fairhurst]

Press Insert+J, arrow up to Help, and press Enter. Then arrow up to Startup 
Wizard and press enter. You will find options for starting JAWS. You can 
choose Never to have JAWS not start automatically. Control+Alt+J is a good 
hot key, but you can use any hot key you like. Keep in mind that you must 
set the hot key for the JAWS icon by using Windows properties. Also, if you 
update your JAWS version or uninstall and reinstall for any reason, you must 
set up the hot key again for the new icon.


-Original Message- 
From: mack

Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2017 8:13 PM
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

i'm finally going to install jaws before f s o takes away my window eyes
migration deal. however, i don't want jaws to load at startup, i just
want to use it manually. when i first install jaws, i will set windows
to not load at the log in screen or at windows startup, because i know
jaws will load automatically, where do i go to stop jaws from loading at
startup, is ctrl alt j a good hot key to use to start jaws manually?

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Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

[Mike O'Brien]

Hi

Our experiences are the same.  When you install JAWS there is no hot key for
that version.  So you have to edit the JAWS shortcut to add a hot key.  What
I meant was that you cannot just edit the shortcut for the version of JAWS
you installed using a combination of keys that is assigned to another
shortcut.  Although I haven't made that mistake for a long time, it used to
be that using the same key combination would mean that neither shortcut
would work.


-Original Message-

From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com] On
Behalf Of Adrian Spratt
Sent: Monday, July 03, 2017 02:19
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

Mike, for the record, this is not my experience. Each new version of JAWS
I've installed leaves the shortcut field blank in the shortcut dialog. Also,
an earlier version to which I've assigned control-alt-j retains that
shortcut. I'm surprised our experiences differ.

-Original Message-
From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com] On
Behalf Of Mike O'Brien
Sent: Monday, July 03, 2017 1:59 PM
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

Hi

As was stated below, you can control whether JAWS starts automatically with
the JAWS Startup wizard or in the JAWS basic settings.  Control+alt+j is
probably the most used hotkey for starting JAWS.  But a hot key is always
assigned to a version of JAWS while it is installed.  So assuming you're
going to install JAWS 18 now, next fall will bring JAWS 19.  So to again use
control+alt+J with JAWS19 to start JAWS, you have to manually change the 
control+alt+hot
key or delete the hotkey or uninstall JAWS 18.  

Rather than assigning hot keys to start JAWS, I prefer using the run dialog
to start JAWS manually.  To use the run dialog, press Windows key+r and when
the run dialog appears type jaws18  or jaws19 etc. and press enter.


-Original Message-
From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com] On
Behalf Of Fernando Gregoire
Sent: Monday, July 03, 2017 11:39
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

Hi Mack,

When you complete JAWS installation, after the Activation dialog, it opens
the JAWS Startup Wizard. Amon other initial settings, you can specify wetter
or not JAWS starts automatically on Logon screen and/or after you log in, as
well as if JAWS will be displayed as a window on the taskbar (the window
have a menu bar for accessing various settings and utilities) or as an icon
in the system tray (right side near the clock at the bottom of the screen);
in that last case, items of the menu bar are shown as sub menus on a context
menu. To quickly access that set of options and utilities, regardless the
way in which displaying of JAWS program window is configured, press
INSERT+J.
If you dismissed the Startup Wizard or you accidentally configured something
in a wrong way, despite the fact that those options and more are available
in various JAWS dialogs and utilities like the Basics dialog or the Settings
Center, you can reopen this wizard by going to the Help menu or sub menu
(ALT+H) and then pressing Z to quickly go to Startup Wizard.
If you want to configure automatic starting without following the wizard, go
to the Options menu or sub menu and then to Basics. In this dialog, tab to
the Launch JAWS at Startup button and press SPACEBAR to open a second dialog
box in which you can configure automatic starting up on both stages as you
wish. Note that setting up launching on the Logon screen or for all users
require administrative privileges; therefore, if your user account is a
standard one, you'll only see the combo box to specify if JAWS will start
automatically on that account.
If you have Windows Vista or newer, you can also control these settings
through the Windows Ease of Access Center that brings up by pressing
WINDOWS+U, specifically through the Use the Computer without a Display 
WINDOWS+link
for the current user, and the one that says Change Administrative Settings
for setting up the behavior in the Logon screen.

Unlike other screen readers, although JAWS automatically adds a Desktop
shortcut, that shortcut does not include a keyboard shortcut by default. To
add it one, find the shortcut in your Desktop, press ALT+ENTER to open the
shortcut's properties dialog, tab to the Shortcut Key hot key edit, press
the hotkey you want, tab to the OK button and activate it with SPACEBAR.

Hope it helps!

2017-07-02 22:13 GMT-03:00 mack <macks75...@gmail.com>:

> i'm finally going to install jaws before f s o takes away my window 
> eyes migration deal. however, i don't want jaws to load at startup, i 
> just want to use it manually. when i first install jaws, i will set 
> windows to not load at the log in screen or at windows startup, 
> because i know jaws will load automatically, where do i go to stop 
> jaws

Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

[Matthew Dyer]

Hi,

Yes to set up a short key bring up the properties and set your keystroke
from there.  Startu[p settings are in the opsion.  You will have the opsions
in the startup wizard.

Matthew



-Original Message-
From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com] On
Behalf Of mack
Sent: Sunday, July 2, 2017 9:13 PM
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

i'm finally going to install jaws before f s o takes away my window eyes
migration deal. however, i don't want jaws to load at startup, i just want
to use it manually. when i first install jaws, i will set windows to not
load at the log in screen or at windows startup, because i know jaws will
load automatically, where do i go to stop jaws from loading at startup, is
ctrl alt j a good hot key to use to start jaws manually?

--
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Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

[Adrian Spratt]

Mike, for the record, this is not my experience. Each new version of JAWS I've 
installed leaves the shortcut field blank in the shortcut dialog. Also, an 
earlier version to which I've assigned control-alt-j retains that shortcut. I'm 
surprised our experiences differ.

-Original Message-
From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com] On Behalf 
Of Mike O'Brien
Sent: Monday, July 03, 2017 1:59 PM
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

Hi

As was stated below, you can control whether JAWS starts automatically with the 
JAWS Startup wizard or in the JAWS basic settings.  Control+alt+j is probably 
the most used hotkey for starting JAWS.  But a hot key is always assigned to a 
version of JAWS while it is installed.  So assuming you're going to install 
JAWS 18 now, next fall will bring JAWS 19.  So to again use
control+alt+J with JAWS19 to start JAWS, you have to manually change the 
control+alt+hot
key or delete the hotkey or uninstall JAWS 18.  

Rather than assigning hot keys to start JAWS, I prefer using the run dialog to 
start JAWS manually.  To use the run dialog, press Windows key+r and when the 
run dialog appears type jaws18  or jaws19 etc. and press enter.


-Original Message-
From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com] On Behalf 
Of Fernando Gregoire
Sent: Monday, July 03, 2017 11:39
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

Hi Mack,

When you complete JAWS installation, after the Activation dialog, it opens the 
JAWS Startup Wizard. Amon other initial settings, you can specify wetter or not 
JAWS starts automatically on Logon screen and/or after you log in, as well as 
if JAWS will be displayed as a window on the taskbar (the window have a menu 
bar for accessing various settings and utilities) or as an icon in the system 
tray (right side near the clock at the bottom of the screen); in that last 
case, items of the menu bar are shown as sub menus on a context menu. To 
quickly access that set of options and utilities, regardless the way in which 
displaying of JAWS program window is configured, press
INSERT+J.
If you dismissed the Startup Wizard or you accidentally configured something in 
a wrong way, despite the fact that those options and more are available in 
various JAWS dialogs and utilities like the Basics dialog or the Settings 
Center, you can reopen this wizard by going to the Help menu or sub menu
(ALT+H) and then pressing Z to quickly go to Startup Wizard.
If you want to configure automatic starting without following the wizard, go to 
the Options menu or sub menu and then to Basics. In this dialog, tab to the 
Launch JAWS at Startup button and press SPACEBAR to open a second dialog box in 
which you can configure automatic starting up on both stages as you wish. Note 
that setting up launching on the Logon screen or for all users require 
administrative privileges; therefore, if your user account is a standard one, 
you'll only see the combo box to specify if JAWS will start automatically on 
that account.
If you have Windows Vista or newer, you can also control these settings through 
the Windows Ease of Access Center that brings up by pressing
WINDOWS+U, specifically through the Use the Computer without a Display 
WINDOWS+link
for the current user, and the one that says Change Administrative Settings for 
setting up the behavior in the Logon screen.

Unlike other screen readers, although JAWS automatically adds a Desktop 
shortcut, that shortcut does not include a keyboard shortcut by default. To add 
it one, find the shortcut in your Desktop, press ALT+ENTER to open the 
shortcut's properties dialog, tab to the Shortcut Key hot key edit, press the 
hotkey you want, tab to the OK button and activate it with SPACEBAR.

Hope it helps!

2017-07-02 22:13 GMT-03:00 mack <macks75...@gmail.com>:

> i'm finally going to install jaws before f s o takes away my window 
> eyes migration deal. however, i don't want jaws to load at startup, i 
> just want to use it manually. when i first install jaws, i will set 
> windows to not load at the log in screen or at windows startup, 
> because i know jaws will load automatically, where do i go to stop 
> jaws from loading at startup, is ctrl alt j a good hot key to use to 
> start
jaws manually?
>
> --
> from Mack
>
>
> For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit:
> http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
>
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Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

[Mike O'Brien]

Hi

As was stated below, you can control whether JAWS starts automatically with
the JAWS Startup wizard or in the JAWS basic settings.  Control+alt+j is
probably the most used hotkey for starting JAWS.  But a hot key is always
assigned to a version of JAWS while it is installed.  So assuming you're
going to install JAWS 18 now, next fall will bring JAWS 19.  So to again use
control+alt+J with JAWS19 to start JAWS, you have to manually change the hot
key or delete the hotkey or uninstall JAWS 18.  

Rather than assigning hot keys to start JAWS, I prefer using the run dialog
to start JAWS manually.  To use the run dialog, press Windows key+r and when
the run dialog appears type jaws18  or jaws19 etc. and press enter.


-Original Message-
From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com] On
Behalf Of Fernando Gregoire
Sent: Monday, July 03, 2017 11:39
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

Hi Mack,

When you complete JAWS installation, after the Activation dialog, it opens
the JAWS Startup Wizard. Amon other initial settings, you can specify wetter
or not JAWS starts automatically on Logon screen and/or after you log in, as
well as if JAWS will be displayed as a window on the taskbar (the window
have a menu bar for accessing various settings and utilities) or as an icon
in the system tray (right side near the clock at the bottom of the screen);
in that last case, items of the menu bar are shown as sub menus on a context
menu. To quickly access that set of options and utilities, regardless the
way in which displaying of JAWS program window is configured, press
INSERT+J.
If you dismissed the Startup Wizard or you accidentally configured something
in a wrong way, despite the fact that those options and more are available
in various JAWS dialogs and utilities like the Basics dialog or the Settings
Center, you can reopen this wizard by going to the Help menu or sub menu
(ALT+H) and then pressing Z to quickly go to Startup Wizard.
If you want to configure automatic starting without following the wizard, go
to the Options menu or sub menu and then to Basics. In this dialog, tab to
the Launch JAWS at Startup button and press SPACEBAR to open a second dialog
box in which you can configure automatic starting up on both stages as you
wish. Note that setting up launching on the Logon screen or for all users
require administrative privileges; therefore, if your user account is a
standard one, you'll only see the combo box to specify if JAWS will start
automatically on that account.
If you have Windows Vista or newer, you can also control these settings
through the Windows Ease of Access Center that brings up by pressing
WINDOWS+U, specifically through the Use the Computer without a Display 
WINDOWS+link
for the current user, and the one that says Change Administrative Settings
for setting up the behavior in the Logon screen.

Unlike other screen readers, although JAWS automatically adds a Desktop
shortcut, that shortcut does not include a keyboard shortcut by default. To
add it one, find the shortcut in your Desktop, press ALT+ENTER to open the
shortcut's properties dialog, tab to the Shortcut Key hot key edit, press
the hotkey you want, tab to the OK button and activate it with SPACEBAR.

Hope it helps!

2017-07-02 22:13 GMT-03:00 mack <macks75...@gmail.com>:

> i'm finally going to install jaws before f s o takes away my window 
> eyes migration deal. however, i don't want jaws to load at startup, i 
> just want to use it manually. when i first install jaws, i will set 
> windows to not load at the log in screen or at windows startup, 
> because i know jaws will load automatically, where do i go to stop 
> jaws from loading at startup, is ctrl alt j a good hot key to use to start
jaws manually?
>
> --
> from Mack
>
>
> For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit:
> http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
>
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Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

[Fernando Gregoire]

Hi Mack,

When you complete JAWS installation, after the Activation dialog, it opens
the JAWS Startup Wizard. Amon other initial settings, you can specify
wetter or not JAWS starts automatically on Logon screen and/or after you
log in, as well as if JAWS will be displayed as a window on the taskbar
(the window have a menu bar for accessing various settings and utilities)
or as an icon in the system tray (right side near the clock at the bottom
of the screen); in that last case, items of the menu bar are shown as sub
menus on a context menu. To quickly access that set of options and
utilities, regardless the way in which displaying of JAWS program window is
configured, press INSERT+J.
If you dismissed the Startup Wizard or you accidentally configured
something in a wrong way, despite the fact that those options and more are
available in various JAWS dialogs and utilities like the Basics dialog or
the Settings Center, you can reopen this wizard by going to the Help menu
or sub menu (ALT+H) and then pressing Z to quickly go to Startup Wizard.
If you want to configure automatic starting without following the wizard,
go to the Options menu or sub menu and then to Basics. In this dialog, tab
to the Launch JAWS at Startup button and press SPACEBAR to open a second
dialog box in which you can configure automatic starting up on both stages
as you wish. Note that setting up launching on the Logon screen or for all
users require administrative privileges; therefore, if your user account is
a standard one, you'll only see the combo box to specify if JAWS will start
automatically on that account.
If you have Windows Vista or newer, you can also control these settings
through the Windows Ease of Access Center that brings up by pressing
WINDOWS+U, specifically through the Use the Computer without a Display link
for the current user, and the one that says Change Administrative Settings
for setting up the behavior in the Logon screen.

Unlike other screen readers, although JAWS automatically adds a Desktop
shortcut, that shortcut does not include a keyboard shortcut by default. To
add it one, find the shortcut in your Desktop, press ALT+ENTER to open the
shortcut's properties dialog, tab to the Shortcut Key hot key edit, press
the hotkey you want, tab to the OK button and activate it with SPACEBAR.

Hope it helps!

2017-07-02 22:13 GMT-03:00 mack :

> i'm finally going to install jaws before f s o takes away my window eyes
> migration deal. however, i don't want jaws to load at startup, i just want
> to use it manually. when i first install jaws, i will set windows to not
> load at the log in screen or at windows startup, because i know jaws will
> load automatically, where do i go to stop jaws from loading at startup, is
> ctrl alt j a good hot key to use to start jaws manually?
>
> --
> from Mack
>
>
> For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit:
> http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
>
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Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

[Rick Ely]

Morning,
I use JAWS 18, Jaws Fusion  and NVDA. I have created desktop shortcuts for
each of these and given them names proceeded by a number, for example 2 JAWS
and 3 Fusion. This makes their startup key easy to find, press 2 JAWS and
enter and I am up and running. Happy to post the process if anyone is
interested. As your WindowEyes is still an option, it could be included as a
shortcut as well. Just remember that you can't run two screen readers at the
same time. That creates the Tower of Babble effect!
Rick

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Behalf Of Jorge Rivas
Sent: Sunday, July 2, 2017 10:56 PM
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

Mack,
Press windows D for the desktop command and press J for jaws, when jaws 18
is highlighted press enter, you should hear jaws option submenu O, press
enter or letter O. You should hear, Basic press enter, here you can adjust
jaws , just tab through the menu and set it, if needed use your arrows to
also select an make an adjustment.
It will take time to learn this entire menu plus the voices menu.
HTH,
Jorge

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From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com] On
Behalf Of mack
Sent: Sunday, July 2, 2017 9:13 PM
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

i'm finally going to install jaws before f s o takes away my window eyes
migration deal. however, i don't want jaws to load at startup, i just want
to use it manually. when i first install jaws, i will set windows to not
load at the log in screen or at windows startup, because i know jaws will
load automatically, where do i go to stop jaws from loading at startup, is
ctrl alt j a good hot key to use to start jaws manually?

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Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

[Judy Jones]

All you have to do is to not have Jaws start at the logon screen, and set it
to have Jaws Never start for user.  I also use control-alt J for the current
version.  You can also navigate to the desktop, quickly type in the letters
j a w, and be right at the Jaws icon, unless you have other icons starting
with those letters.

Judy


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From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com] On
Behalf Of Jim Pursley
Sent: Sunday, July 2, 2017 8:07 PM
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

In the JAWS set up wizard you can access jaws from the system tray
(ins/f11), too.
Use whatever hot key combo that you will remember and have not used before.

I use alt/control J for the current one and another letter for a prior one
(I always keep the current version and the prior one).

On 7/2/2017 10:13 PM, mack wrote:
> i'm finally going to install jaws before f s o takes away my window 
> eyes migration deal. however, i don't want jaws to load at startup, i 
> just want to use it manually. when i first install jaws, i will set 
> windows to not load at the log in screen or at windows startup, 
> because i know jaws will load automatically, where do i go to stop 
> jaws from loading at startup, is ctrl alt j a good hot key to use to 
> start jaws manually?
>

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Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

[Jorge Rivas]

Mack,
Press windows D for the desktop command and press J for jaws, when jaws 18
is highlighted press enter, you should hear jaws option submenu O, press
enter or letter O. You should hear, Basic press enter, here you can adjust
jaws , just tab through the menuand set it, if needed use your arrows to
also select an make an adjustment.
It will take time to learn this entire menu plus the voices menu.
HTH,
Jorge

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Behalf Of mack
Sent: Sunday, July 2, 2017 9:13 PM
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

i'm finally going to install jaws before f s o takes away my window eyes
migration deal. however, i don't want jaws to load at startup, i just want
to use it manually. when i first install jaws, i will set windows to not
load at the log in screen or at windows startup, because i know jaws will
load automatically, where do i go to stop jaws from loading at startup, is
ctrl alt j a good hot key to use to start jaws manually?

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Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

[net bat66]

when you install it there will be a setup menu. in there you tell it if you 
want it to start automatically;on the log on screen. in the system tray or not 
etc.;

the keys to start jaws is control alt j
to unload is the insert for the desktop or caps lock for a lap top and f4.
the caps lock and insert keys are what will be refred to as the jaws keys. and 
will depend on if you have a desktop or laptop.
when you first install jaws open the jawsscreen and press f1 for all the help 
manuals.


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From: mack

Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2017 6:13 PM
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

i'm finally going to install jaws before f s o takes away my window eyes
migration deal. however, i don't want jaws to load at startup, i just
want to use it manually. when i first install jaws, i will set windows
to not load at the log in screen or at windows startup, because i know
jaws will load automatically, where do i go to stop jaws from loading at
startup, is ctrl alt j a good hot key to use to start jaws manually?

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Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

[Adrian Spratt]

Two parts to your question.

If I'm not mistaken, the JAWS installation process gives you the option of 
loading or not loading JAWS at startup. If it doesn't, maybe you could post 
again. The checkbox is in the JAWS options dialog, but how you get there 
depends on whether JAWS is or isn't in your system tray.

Yes, control-alt-j is a good hotkey to open JAWS manually. However, you'll need 
to set it yourself. Once again, please post if instructions would help.
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Of mack
Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2017 9:13 PM
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

i'm finally going to install jaws before f s o takes away my window eyes 
migration deal. however, i don't want jaws to load at startup, i just want to 
use it manually. when i first install jaws, i will set windows to not load at 
the log in screen or at windows startup, because i know jaws will load 
automatically, where do i go to stop jaws from loading at startup, is ctrl alt 
j a good hot key to use to start jaws manually?

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Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

[Mike B.]

Hi Mac,

After you install Jaws you will get a multi page dialog called, Start-up 
Wizard, & in this Wizard you can set Jaws, NOT, to start with Windows.  The, 
Control, Alt, + J, keystroke is the default hotkey / shortcut for starting 
Jaws, unless its changed, & I haven't heard of the change.  When installing 
Jaws a shortcut icon will be placed on the desktop, so pressing enter on 
this icon will start Jaws as well.
Take care.  Mike.  Go Dodgers!
Sent from my iBarstool.
Arguing with a woman is like reading a software license agreement.  In the 
end you have to ignore everything, & click I agree.
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To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2017 6:13 PM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually


i'm finally going to install jaws before f s o takes away my window eyes
migration deal. however, i don't want jaws to load at startup, i just
want to use it manually. when i first install jaws, i will set windows
to not load at the log in screen or at windows startup, because i know
jaws will load automatically, where do i go to stop jaws from loading at
startup, is ctrl alt j a good hot key to use to start jaws manually?

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Re: [JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

[Jim Pursley]

In the JAWS set up wizard you can access jaws from the system tray 
(ins/f11), too.

Use whatever hot key combo that you will remember and have not used before.

I use alt/control J for the current one and another letter for a prior 
one (I always keep the current version and the prior one).


On 7/2/2017 10:13 PM, mack wrote:
i'm finally going to install jaws before f s o takes away my window 
eyes migration deal. however, i don't want jaws to load at startup, i 
just want to use it manually. when i first install jaws, i will set 
windows to not load at the log in screen or at windows startup, 
because i know jaws will load automatically, where do i go to stop 
jaws from loading at startup, is ctrl alt j a good hot key to use to 
start jaws manually?




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[JAWS-Users] starting jaws manually

[mack]

i'm finally going to install jaws before f s o takes away my window eyes 
migration deal. however, i don't want jaws to load at startup, i just 
want to use it manually. when i first install jaws, i will set windows 
to not load at the log in screen or at windows startup, because i know 
jaws will load automatically, where do i go to stop jaws from loading at 
startup, is ctrl alt j a good hot key to use to start jaws manually?


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