Hi,
You can think of it as F for form control.
Every form is made up of different types of controls and F will do the job.
Chris
Window-Eyes Product Support
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Hi Mike,
If you want to job your memory in the future, you can always open the WE
control panel, navigate to Hot keys, press right arrow to expand this node,
press down arrow to get to Browse mode, press tab, and then use up and down
arrow keys to review all of the browse mode hot keys.
Hth,
Tom
Thanks! That's exactly what I wanted !! Your note jogged my
memory; at that time, I had gone in and changed the "f" to a "c" which
was, I believe, the prior hotkey for that function.
I think I will leave it at "f" as, that way, I have the benefits of both
the newer capabilities while
Is there a difference to using F to navigate versus using tab? The major thing
that I don't like about using tab in webpages now is that it also includes
movement through toolbars, address bars, etc. Maybe F is what I should be
using now, but does that skip anything that I'm getting in the
Hi,
Normally when I use tab, I am tabbing through to fill out a form, IE first
name: last name: etc.
I personally never use tab just to move through the page.
Chris
Window-Eyes Product Support
Ai Squared
725 Airport North Office Park
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
(802) 362-3612
www.aisquared.com
hey i used macrium reflect with window eyes the cloning process was not
too hard it worked fine and the new ssd is nice and fast.
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Josh,
Great to hear your new SSD works well, and that you got the transfer
done in a swift. Just for a friendly reminder - though you may already
know all of this - be sure to turn off all disk defragmenting software
you have, or any other excessive disk writing software. Search the net,
if
Hi David,
Thanks very much for this.
Defrag of my SSD was on, as no doubt this is the Windows 10 default, and
I've turned this off as you suggest.
Can you share more about your personal experience and/or explain why this
destroys SSD drives?
Thank you,
Rod
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I have no personal experiences to share, but I know the why of the question.
Each sector of a SSD is good for a finite number of read/write cycles before
failing. Just a limitation of the technology. To maximize drive lifespan, SSDs
have various tools built into the firmware that makes sure
According to this list, there is no startup or shutdown sound in
Windows-10. I just use my WE sounder to reassure me that the process is
beginning, then I remain very quiet and patient (which is not easy for
me to do) and wait until I hear the computer turn itself off.
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