sorry. i am talking about what i do with jaws.
so far i have been able to use the normal windows commands to do this.
go to the first line of text you want and hold down the shift key. arrow down
to the last line of text you want
then press control c to copy to the clip board. then go to the app
so far i have been able to use the normal windows commands to do this.
go to the first line of text you want and hold down the shift key. arrow down
to the last line of text you want
then press control c to copy to the clip board. then go to the app you want to
copy it to and press control v
And, 400 keystrokes to boot to get a simple task done; here's an example of
such task:
With Window-Eyes, selecting a long passage or even a short one involves a
press of the F8 key. When the desired text has been selected, press F8
again and choose between copying the selected text with all
Hi Butch,
I'm certainly with you when it comes to being reluctant to use JFW.
I don't like having it installed on any of my machines, which is why I don't
have it on any of them.
It made me feel sick to have it on my machines, and so I got rid of it.
In a pinch, if worse comes to the worst, I
I use window-eyes 90 percent of the time. IT is still my favorite.
When window-eyes doesn't work, I load n v d a. I won't run jaws.
73
Butch
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Wallace, ks.
On Wed,
23 May 2018, geodom--- via Talk wrote:
Did you really have to give it up? I mean, did it stop working for
Did you really have to give it up? I mean, did it stop working for you? I
know there is no more support, and no more versions, but most of us can
still use it until it stops working for us. Pam.
-Original Message-
From: Norene Trappa via Talk
Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2018 10:39 PM
Hi Marten:
The JAWS key is the insert key by default or the capslock key if you
have set it that way.
The key to read from the cursor position to the bottom of the
document is insert + down arrow.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
On 5/22/18, Marten Post Uiterweer via Talk
