Re: JAWS question

ds, Marten > > > On Tue, 22 May 2018 15:28:08 -0400 Kevin Huber via Talk > <talk@lists.window-eyes.com> wrote: > >> Hi: >> >> My question is, can you move JAWS settings from one computer to another? >> Kevin Huber >> ___

JAWS question

Hi: My question is, can you move JAWS settings from one computer to another? Kevin Huber ___ Any views or opinions presented in this email are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Ai Squared. For membership options,

Re: wav file editor

Hi Jeff: I have always used Audacity for that purpose. I have not done it in a long time, but I recall that it was not very difficult. Kevin Huber On 5/16/18, Jeff Weiss via Talk wrote: > I need a simple to use wav file editor. > I want to be able to trim the

Re: Keys Echoing Incorrectly

Hi David: What happens when you set Window-eyes to echo words instead of characters. Do you hear the correct words when your are typing? Kevin Huber On 5/3/18, Ayers, David (ITCS) via Talk wrote: > All, > > I have a strange issue happening with key echo. When I

retiring from MSC in June

Hi Rod: I am retiring from my job at Microscience Centre in June, between the middle of June and the end of June. Barouch has asked me to suggest people who would re[lace me. It strikes me that you would be the type of person, with all your knowledge of Screen Reading software and, related

Re: Freeze and Task Manager

Hi Debra: Did you try reinstalling WE? If all the other suggestions that you are given don't work, you can try that. Kevin Huber On 1/7/18, Debra Hill via Talk wrote: > Good Morning, > > > > So I called Microsoft. The tech told me my WE was not working as the >

Re: Windows Live Mail

Hi Tom: Sorry about the delay in replying to your message. How many items are in your inbox, and all your other folders? I know that I had the verry same problem a couple of yearss ago and my friend suggested that I had too many items in all of my folders on my email page, so rather than take the

Re: google chrome

Hi: I do have one question. Is there a way that I can control if podcasts are downloaded or just saved? For example. if someone sends me a link to a podcast and I click on the link, I would like to be able to choose if I want to save the podcast or just listen to it. Currently, Google Chrome

Re: Observations

Hi Brenda: I understand what you mean about the JAWS list. I was on that list for a few months and unsubscribed from it for that verry same reason. Kevin Huber On 11/29/17, Brenda via Talk wrote: > Hi List, > > I usually check email on my iPhone, deleting those

Re: Starting Window Eyes/JAWS ey

Hi Debra: You do not have to shut the computer down if you want to run Window-eyes instead of JAWS. Just shut JAWS down before you start Window-eyes. Kevin Huber On 12/6/17, Debra Hill via Talk wrote: > Hi, > > > > If I have Window Eyes up and would like to use

Re: typing passwords with jaws

Hi BK: If you want to hear what you are typing when you type a password, you can type it in Notepad, then cut and paste it into the Password field. I know this is a long way to go about it, but it works if you really want to here the characters that you type. Kevin Huber On 11/17/17, BK via

Re: We certificates

either uninstall, and then > reinstall another copy of WE for Office. > > > Any ideas? > > > On 11/14/2017 3:24 PM, Kevin Huber via Talk wrote: >> Hi Bernie: >> >> OK. I will make another attempt at answering your question as I was >> not quite awake the first ti

Re: We certificates

Hi Bernie: OK. I will make another attempt at answering your question as I was not quite awake the first time. If you have a valid license for Microsoft Office version 10 or higher, you can run Window-eyes for Office and it will work perfectly. If it does not find a valid license, it will run in

Re: We certificates

Hi Bernie: bAs for your question about Microsoft Office, If you have a valid license for Microsoft Office 10 or above, all you need to do is to start Windoweyesforoffice and if it doesn't find yourMicrosoft Office license, it will just run in demo mode. You can get the information at

Re: Favorites in IE 11

Hi Tom: I am not sure about how you can recover them, but I have tested IE 11 with the latest versioon of Window-eyes and they do read properly for me. Kevin Huber On 10/18/17, Tom Fairhurst via Talk wrote: > I just discovered today that my favorites won’t display

Re: Jaws and Edge

Hi: Speaking of Edge, what about NVDA and Edge? I have NVDA at the office, and I tried briefly to run Edge and a similar thing happened as Tony described. Kevin Huber On 10/20/17, Tony C via Talk wrote: > Hello, When I open edgeee jaws reads nothing. How do I find

Re: How to use Google Drive

Hi Larry: One way you can share a file is to go to the Google Drive site, www.drive.google.com. Then you find the list of files, highlight the one you want to share, then backtab a few times until you get to the Share button, and, depending on which screen reader you are using, it should say the

Re: lost all my w e apps.

Hi Netbat: As I recall, if you delete the .ini file, then start Window-eyes you can get your original settings back, I don't know, however, if that includes the list of your apps. Kevin Huber On 11/2/17, net bat via Talk wrote: > hi, > i lost all my installed apps

Re: problem installing Windows 10 Fall Creator's update

Hi Rod: What you can try is to reinstall the latest version of Window-eyes that you have been using and then use the imergency removal tool to uninstall it. Good Luck. On 10/18/17, Rod Hutton via Talk wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I checked for updates manually in my

Re: Worth reading

Hi: Every time I go to the page, I get the message that "this video is not available". Kevin Huber On 10/11/17, Brenda via Talk wrote: > Hey Reeva > > Thanks for sharing the link - now I don't feel so bad - and fellow > Window-Eyes users we are not alone. > > I was

Re: google chrome

Hi Everybody who are experts on Google Chrome: Google Chrome used to ask me if I wanted to open or save the file I was downloading, which is the default behavior. Somehow my Chrome now just goes ahead and saves the files. I could not find anything in the settings to get the original behavior

Re: Chrome, was: Firefox Updated and Unable to Navigate

e Chrome all of the time! It is easier to use, much faster at > downloading files, and streaming media. It is very accessible. I can send > you a tutorial on using the Chrome browser! > David Moore > Sent from Mail for Windows 10 > > From: Kevin Huber via Talk > Sent: Tuesday, Octo

Re: Chrome, was: Firefox Updated and Unable to Navigate

Hi Tom: I find that I am using it more and more often these days. Give it a try! You might be pleasantly surprised. On 10/2/17, Tom Kingston via Talk wrote: > Has anyone given Chrome a serious look? I've never even tried it. So I'm > curious as to whether I should

Re: fire fox

Hi: I would also like a copy of that file, since I find that I am using Chrome more these days and I have noticed that Chrome loads websites faster than even Firefox, and much faster than Explorer. My email is khu...@bell.net. Thank you. Kevin Huber On 10/5/17, Don Smith via Talk

Re: App Central.

Hi Don: I think that is the one he meant. Kevin Huber On 9/19/17, Don Smith via Talk wrote: > Hi: > I got to apps central but could not find the install package you mentioned > I found install packages, but, not the one you mentioned. > Under what heading is it found

Re: inaccessible website

Hi Juan: I would think that someone on this list has come across at least one unaccessible website. I have heard so many complaints about how inaccessible the web is becoming , that I would imagine that someone will come forward with a good example for you. Kevin Huber On 9/15/17, Juan

Re: low cost jaws it does exist

Hi: Is it available internationally? Kevin Huber On 9/14/17, Josh Kennedy via Talk wrote: > hello > > > I just talked to Hal from VFO. He called me and left me a message. > Anyway he told me about a program that VFO already has in place for > people who need low-cost

Re: window-eyes open source?

Hi: Also, if you wanted to make the Window-eyes code open source, you would have to wait 5 or 10 years until the copywright expires, assuming there is a copywright, but by that time, the code would be so old that it would probably be totally useless. Kevin Huber On 9/12/17, Dennis Long via Talk

Re: webaim screen reader survey

Hi Josh: I opened the link to the Webaim survey and all it said was, "the survey will soon be available". Kevin Huber On 9/12/17, Josh Kennedy via Talk wrote: > hi > > the new webaim screen reader survey is out if you want to take it. > > >

Re: Google calendar useability

Hi Joseph: I remember training a client on Google Mail and I am pretty sure that I showed her how to make an appointment So with that in mind, I would say that it is. Mind you, we w4ere using Window-eyes at the time, so I am not entirely sure about JAWS. Kevin Huber On 8/30/17, Joseph Norton via

Re: Jaws browse mode

Hi Carol: I just made that assumption, then I tried it and it was, as you list, so I tried k and that worked. In short, I made a wrong assumption without testing it first. I guess I was a bad boy! Kevin Huber On 9/1/17, Carol and Roger via Talk wrote: > I believe

Re: Jaws browse mode

Hi: Insert-h will list all the key commands. It also works on the desktop or probably anywhere else that you want to use it. Kevin Huber On 8/29/17, brice Mijares via Talk wrote: > Disregard, this was incorrect info. > > On 8/29/2017 7:27 AM, brice Mijares wrote: >>

Re: internet explore

Hi Brice: I used to use IE for those types of videos but I have since started using Google Chrome. I don't know of the top of my head where you can get it, but if you do a Google search, you should find it. Kevin Huber, On 8/24/17, brice Mijares via Talk wrote: >

Re: Jaws browse mode

Hi David: I made a mistake earlier about the letter k taking you to the next link. The only way to go to the next link is to press the tab key. Kevin Huber On 8/29/17, David wrote: > OK, I start to wonder a bit here. > > > When I press the K key, it says > > "No

Re: Jaws browse mode

Hi David: First of all, the default key combination which takes you in and out of Browse mode is insert-z. Insert-f7 takes you to a list of links. Insert-f5 takes you to a list of form fields, and the letter k or shift-k takes you from one link to another. On 8/29/17, David via Talk

Re: not getting at my home e-mail

Hi Richard: Another thing to do if you are not getting your messages in your inbox is to check your spam. One time a few years back I couldn't figure out why I wasn't receiving messages from this list, and the tech people at AI Squared couldn't figure it out either, but somebody did suggest that

Re:

Hi mrChikodinakaOguledo My advice is that you'd better save that add-on and probably back it up or something, because, eventually, the GWMicro.com website or anything you use on that website, because, just as Window-eyes and GWMicro are dead, that website will probably be killed at some point in

the inauguration of Window-eyes

Hi: I remember when Window-eyes was first announced. It was at Closing The Gap in minneapolis Minnesota in Odctober of that year and I was there for the announcement. I even got a guided tour of the first release in the GW Midcro booth. Either Doug or Dan, whichever one gave me a tour asked me

Re: can't read messages in outlook 2016

c@lists.window-eyes.com] On > Behalf Of Kevin Huber via Talk > Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2017 10:31 AM > To: richard kurlander <r.kurlan...@verizon.net>; Window-Eyes Discussion List > <talk@lists.window-eyes.com> > Subject: Re: can't read messages in outlook 2016 > &g

Re: nfl game pass

Hi Alan: I just want to comment that I have been blind all my life, so I am used to references such as "look at that". I just don't pay attention and I am not the least bit offended. When they say "look at that. He dropped the ball." I know that he dropped the ball and that's all I need to

Re: been a great ride

Hi Sky: As somebody who works for a vendor in Canada, I can tell you with absolute certainty that we never told that to anyone. I will admit that some of my coworkers were under that impression at first, but I let them know, and showed them if necessary, that that was not the case. It may very

Re: Good Bye

Hi: Let's face it. The Window-eyes ship is sinking and VFO is offering us a lifeboat, albeit for a limited time, so unless you want to go down with the ship, or try to swim through the ocean, you'd better grab a spot in one of the available lifeboats, (I.E. JAWS, NVDA, etc. Not that i don't use

Re: Good Bye

Hi Pastor: I understand your decision to leave the list and I wish you good luck. to the person who asked if Window-eyes will work with Windows 10 Creator's addition, >From what I remember, Doug said a while ago that Window-eyes will work with the fall Creator's version of Windows 10, but one of

Re: Two Jaws Questions

Hi: I am not aware that JAWS has any hotkkey to get to the calendar. I just press control-y to bring up the list of all the folders and then either arrow down to Calendar or press the letter c to get to the calendar. Kevin Huber On 7/19/17, Dennis Long via Talk

Re: winamp with jaws.

Hi Tony: As I remember from using JAWS in the past, there oare ways to make it stop talking as much. One way is to go to the JAWS submenu, press Enter on Options, then Basics. In that dialog, there is an item called "tutor messages announce, which is on by default. Just uncheck the box to turn

Re: jaws

Hi Brice: Unlike Window-eyes, JAWS does not automatically install a shortcut key by default. Sad but true. Kevin Huber On 7/13/17, brice Mijares via Talk wrote: > My laptop was setting idol and I heard it prompting me if I wanted to > install jaws, I tab to the okay

Re: JAWS

Hi Skye: Although you and I do not agree with what this guy, whoever he is, said, I do not believe it was a lie. It was his opinion. If he had said something specific about Window-eyes which was, indeed incorrect, then that would have been a lie. Kevin Huber On 7/17/17, Sky Mundell via Talk

home versus professional

Hi: I am going to register for the Window-eyes to JAWS offer, but I want the home adition, not the pro edition. Since my order has not been processed yet, I thought that I would get a head start. So I downloaded the non-tandem version of the JAWS Demo because I thought it was the home edition.

Re: Jaws training resources

Hi: That second link works with Firefox, whereas the first one did not. The first one worked with Google Chrome, and I haven't tested it with other browsers. I haven't read the complete article, but soffar, I like what I read. Kevin Huber On 7/18/17, Dennis Long via Talk

Re: jaws latest release

Hi Brice: You just have to look at the version number. If it is 178 point something, and you have 18 point something lower, then it is free. If you are looking to update from version 17 to version 18, then it is not, unless you have an MSA. As I understand it, they put out a free upgrad every

Re: query

Hi Anthony: Are you saying that you unstalled the program from your system, or that it just isn't in your program list? Kevin Huber On 7/13/17, anthony borg via Talk wrote: > Hi folks > > > > I wonder if anyone can help me, > > > > By mistake I uninstalled a

Re: OT about MLB game day audio

Hi BK: I too have Gameday Audio and I have found that Firefox is not totally reliable. Try Google Chrome. By the way, what I do is that I play it through the AtBat app on my IPhone. If you have an Android phone instead, you could probably do the same thing. It is always reliable, but you

Re: switching to JAWS

Hi Albert: The Read To End command is insert+down arrow if you're keyboard is in Desktop mode and capslock-down arrow if your keyboard is in laptop mode. The passthrough command is insert-3 if you're keyboard is in desktop mode and capslock-3 if your keyboard is in laptop mode. (Note that this

Re: Reenabling the Thunderbird App

Hi Matthew: Here are the steps to associate that set file with Thunderbird 1. Run Thunderbird. 2. Go to the Window-eyes control pannel. 3. Arrow down to Associations. 4. Since it is a pullddown menu, press the Right Arrow key to open it. 5. Arrow down to Current Association. 6. Tab once to Current

Re: OT Firefox question

Hi Tony: Somehow, Firefox tends to have problems with some video and audio contact. Have you tried playing it on Google Chrome> Kevin Huber On 6/11/17, Tony C via Talk wrote: > Hello all, Reguarding Netflix: When I watch an audio described movie on > Netflix using

Re: Reciprocal Idea

Hi: First of all, there is a method of remapping the JAWS keys to whatever you want, but to remap all of them would take up a lot of time and effort on your part and you would have to be verry careful that you do not override existing hotkeys. Secondly, I'm not even sure that a Window-eyes

accessible Kindle bookreading software

Hi: Since my question is offtopic, would anyone who knows about the software version of the accessible Kindle book reader please email me offlist? I have some questions to ask. Kevin Huber ___ Any views or opinions presented in this email are solely

Re: Jaws Scripts

Hi Pastor: Unfortunately, I don't think there are any on the JAWS sight. They are scattered all over the place. You might have to Google JAWS Scripts. Besides, when you download one, I wouldn't know how to install it. Perhaps that is because I haven't actually used JAWS for a long time. Kevin

Re: a short tutorial to assist Window-Eyes users who might wish to begin using NVDA

Thanks Russ: Gene Asner always does good work. Kevin Huber On 6/1/17, Russ Kiehne via Talk wrote: > I ran across the following: An NVDA user has written a short tutorial to > assist Window-Eyes users who might wish to begin using NVDA now that > Window-Eyes

Re: Where to find JFW Scripts

Hi Mike: The last time I checked, which was several years ago now, there was no such central repository such as the folks at the then GW Micro had set up for Window-eyes, although If I am wrong, and I hope I am wrong, would someone on this list please enlighten us further. I imagine that scripts

Re: Announcement: Brian Hartgen Training Course, Over Easy:The Switch from window-Eyes to JAWS! Being HeldOnline6/1/17 at 2pm Eastern, 7pm UK Time

Hi Jim: That makes a lot of sense, but since not everything is contained in one menu system like Window-eyes, one has to know which menu to find things like changing whether you want the name of a key that you do not want spoken, or controling the speed or volume of your synthesizer. Of course,

Re: Message numbers in particular mailboxes?

Hi Jim: You may have to exit from the email client and open it again. Kevin Huber On 5/26/17, Jim via Talk wrote: > Hi there Folks! > > It seem as though after deleting messages from particular boxes, the > message number doesn't seem to change. For example, I have

Re: Which app is active

Hi Donald: Go to the Window-eyes control panel, then press alt-a to go to the apps pulldown menu and arrow down to app manager and press the Enter key. You will find a list of apps and there status. Kevin Huber On 5/30/17, Donald L. Roberts via Talk wrote: > Please

Re: Getting to the meat and potatoes of jaws website

Hi Paulette: If you download the JAWS Demo, the manual, is under Help in the JAWS control pannel. Kevin Huber On 5/27/17, Paulette Vickery via Talk wrote: > Hi all, > > > > Could someone please post the way to get to the area of the Jaws website > where it talks about

Re: Announcement: Brian Hartgen Training Course, Over Easy:The Switch from window-Eyes to JAWS! Being HeldOnline6/1/17 at 2pm Eastern, 7pm UK Time

Hi: That is true for some of us. I migrated from JAWS to Window-eyes in the 1990s and it wasn't so dificult for me, but some people on the list do need some assistance and there are choices for that. I wonder if anyone has actually compared Brian's tutorial with Rau's tutorials and if so, could

Re: Announcement: Brian Hartgen Training Course, Over Easy:The Switch from window-Eyes to JAWS! Being Held Online 6/1/17 at 2pm Eastern, 7pm UK Time

Hi Steve: I quite agree. Brian does quite a few of these types of tutorials I think and there is probably a cost associated with it so he has to recover that cost somehow. Yes, I know that Raol has done some moduals, and they are verry good, but maybe some people would rather hear it from

Re: Fw: [BlindTech] New Blog Post: Will VFO Acquire NV Access?

Hi Russ and all. I haven't read the blog yet but this reminds me of when Freedom Scientific bought out Henterjoyce, maker of JAWS, Blazie Engineering, maker of braille nottakers and Arkenstone, maker of the Arkenstone Scanner. There were fears and lots of rumors that Freedom Scientific would try

Re: Might be useful for new JAWS users

Hi Steve: I didn't know about the touch cursor until a few days ago when I listened to Jonathan Mozen's podcast where somebody described it. Up until then, I would have avoided it, since I had assumed that it was only for computers with touch screens. I think that that might have been what they

Re: Tutorial Question

Hi Carol and Roger: How do you know that, given that the webinar has not yet taken place? Kevvin Huber On 5/29/17, Carol and Roger via Talk wrote: > Short answer is that Raul's tutorials come from the perspective of a > Window-Eyes user where Jaws tutorials give the

Re: Jaws and copy text question

Hi Tony: F8 marks the beginning of the text to be copied, then arrow down to the end of the text that you want to copy and press control-c. Kevin Huber On 5/25/17, Tony C via Talk wrote: > Hi, Using Windows 10 and Jaws. I was trying to use the F8 key to select text >

Re: Link for FSCast on Key Labels

That link didn't work for me either. The following link should get you to the FS Podcast page where you can chose which podcast you want. www.freedomscientific.com/about/FSCast. Kevin Huber On 5/18/17, net bat via Talk wrote: > no go.. > > -Original Message-

Re: files not found/Re: moving to the next page

Hi: The reason why those links didn't work because the last part of each one was on a separate line, so you were trying to activate a partial link. I tried them just a while ago and made that discovery. Kevin Huber On 5/19/17, net bat via Talk wrote: > doesn't

Re: converting to jaws

Hi Netbat: In my opinion, charging it is a bad idea if you don't have the money in the first place. (smile) Kevin Huber On 5/18/17, net bat via Talk wrote: > charge it! grin. > even with a years worth of interest it would still cost less then $900 to > buy >

Re: I told you, Window-Eyes is Dead!

Hi Peter: I think you have to hand it to Donald Trump. It is an amazing feat of agility to be able to actually walk around with one, sometimes both feet in his mouth. (grin) I'll bet you can't do that, Of course, Neither can I. Kevin Huber On 5/17/17, Peter Duran via Talk

Re: list of all jaws commands

Hi Jeff: The list is in JAWS Help. Go to the JAWS Control panel by pressing insert-j and then press alt-h to get to the help menu. If you arrow down a few times you will get to an item that says something like "keyboard commands", press the Enter key and you will be presented with the list of

Re: for some nostalgia, here is a text collection of articles about Window-Eyes and by Window-Eyes staff from many years back

Hi Russ: I thought that was verry interesting and I remember some of GW Micro's philosophies in the verry beginning. Tpoo bad they had to change their ways. Maybe Freedom Scientific, or VFO can learn something from Doug. Kevin Huber On 5/20/17, Russ Kiehne via Talk

Re: sound cards

Hi George: I think you can, from what I remember, but I don't rember how it's done and I do not have JAWS at hand to figure it out right now. Kevin Huber On 5/20/17, George Brechmann via Talk wrote: > Hello, > I have a Windows 7 computer with 2 sound cards. In

Re: Alternative for Insert as Awkward Jaws Modifier Key?

Hi Tony: If you have the six-pack of keys, what is the key on the top left of the sixpack? Kevin Huber On 5/23/17, Tony C via Talk wrote: > Hi, I have a Logitech keyboard and my insert key is way up on the top > row where the F keys are on the righthand end.

Re: scam call

Hi: If you really want a laugh, go to Youtube and type "computer scams" in the search area. In a couple of cases, the caller is stringing the scammer along, until the scammer wants the money, then the caller informs him that he is being recorded and the recording will be uploaded to youtube. Then

Re: Installing JAWS

Hi Pamela: The PO is the Purchase order. Kevin Huber On 5/23/17, Pamela Dominguez via Talk wrote: > Excuse me. The PO? What is this? Pam. > > -Original Message- > From: Don H via Talk > Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2017 11:48 AM > To: Dave Basden via Talk >

Re: question, when installing Jaws?

Hi David: I would turn off Window-eyes and turn on narrator before installing JAWS, just to be safe. Kevin Huber On 5/19/17, David Pearson via Talk wrote: > Hello list, > >I downloaded Jaws and now I have the .exe file. To install it, do > I have to have window

JAWS and Remote Desktop

Hi: I am getting JAWS Home to put on my system here at home. I think my company plans to get JAWS Pro with the Remote Desktop capabilities. Will I still be able to connect to their system through Remote Desktop even though i have JAWS Home and they have JAWS Pro? Kevin Huber

Re: external synthesizer question

Hi Charles: You have to press insert-j to go to the JAWS Control pannel, down arrow to Voices, press Enter and tab until you get to that setting. Kevin Huber go to the JAWS Control panel On 5/22/17, Charles Adkins via Talk wrote: > > > Sent from my iPhoneI am using a

Re: Reading with mouse cursor in JAWS

Hello Loy: If you are using a full qwerty keyboard, press the numpad minus key to go into JAWS Cursor Mode. When you want to go back to reading with the reagular cursor, press the numpad plus key to go back to PC Cursor mode. Kevin Huber On 5/23/17, Loy via Talk

Re: JAWS

Hi Don: I remember when I switched from JAWS to Window-eyes all those years ago,, the neater interface was one of the main reasons that I switched, as well as not having to change to a different mode when I wanted to use the Mouse cursor, or JAWS cursor. But that's all in the past now and we

Re: jaws observations.

Hi Charles: It is interesting that you say Window-eyes is more intuitive. Of course, I tend to agree with you after Window-eyes has been my main screen reader for fifteen years, but I have heard several longtime JAWS users say that JAWS is more intuitive than Woindow-eyes, so the word intuiitive

Re: where do I go?

Hi Jim: OK. To answer your question about the mouse keys, you have to go into JAWS Cursor mode. If you have a keyboard with a numberpad, press the numpad minus key. Yoou can read the document by pressing JAWSKey+ down arrow. The JAWSKey is either the numpad insert key, if you have a numberpad,

Re: converting to jaws

Hi Brian: Unfortunately, you are right. See if NVDA will work for you. Its actually really good and improvements are being made to it all the time. If you know of a feature wgwhich you like to have included, you can request that feature and will work as hard as they can to include it. Since

Re: Window-Eyes to JAWS Migration

Hi Grumpy Dave. You have every right to be grumpy. Unfortunately, there wiill always be, and have always been people who think that they can/should get what they want through demanding. I have always found, through highschool, university and then in my job, a good attitude and approach towards

Re: converting to jaws

Hi Brian: Even if your retail copy is not current, you will get a substantial discount. For instance, if you have WE version 8.0, 8.1, 8.2, 8.3 or 8.4, it will cost $130 in U.S. funds, and the cost goes up for lower versions. Kevin Huber On 5/17/17, Bryan Peterson via Talk

Re: Jaws Questions

Hi Pastor: First, if you go to the JAWS window and enter on Options, then arrow down to Voices and press Enter, you will have a menu with two items, I think one is make the change for all applications and the other one is Make the change for the current application. Since I do not have a full

Re: contacting VFO?

Hi: I just got through to VFO Technical Support at (727) 803-8600 Kevin Huber On 5/18/17, Jim via Talk wrote: > Hi there FOLKS! > > Talked to a lady at VFO several days ago and she was going to send me a > download link for JAWS. She took my information and I have

Re: JFW first impressions.

Hi Brian: I think that the pausing issue is more likely a synthesizer issue, but I could be wrong. Kevin Huber On 5/16/17, Bryan Peterson via Talk wrote: > Ok, so I downloaded and installed the demo of JAWS 18. I’m slowly getting > the hang of it, though it’s

Re: Window-Eyes users in the UK

Hi Ian: One option is to use NVDA, from NVAccess. I am sure that you may be aware of it. I have been using it for several years as a backup for Window-eyes, in cases hwhere Window-eyes doesn't work. It is free of charge but you can make a donation It is also open source software so if you can

Re: FW: whole migrating situation

Hi Richard: We have to realize that Change happens whether we like it or not, and we have to get used to it. Many people did not like when DOS was fazed out, if you remember, but we had to adapt and most of us did. I don't think that anybody intentionally sold anybody down the river. It's just

Re: JAWS key

Hi Don: The JAWS 40 minute demo, as with the Window-eyes 40 minute demo, is meant to test hthe software's features, and to help you decide if you want to buy the software. Don't try to do any real work with it. (grin) Kevin Huber On 5/16/17, Don H via Talk wrote:

Re: App updates

Hi Robert: You run Appget and find them that way. Kevin Huber On 4/19/17, Robert Grimwood via Talk wrote: > So why am I not being offered app updates? How do I get them now? > > > Regards, > > Robert > > > > On 4/18/2017 11:34 PM, Chris Skarstad via Talk wrote: >>

Re: App updates

Hi Russ: As was said, the version numbers for most of the updates have not change so you have to update manually. On 4/18/17, Russ Kiehne via Talk wrote: > I haven't received any Window-eyes updates in a long time! > > -Original Message- > From: Rod Hutton

Re: FW: Membership Problem

Hi Peter: I have had to do that from time to time. The first time, I had no idea what happened. I kept sending test messages to the list, and they would be answered, then iI called GW Support who determined that I was still subscribed to the list and that there is no reason why I shouldn't be

Re: braille displays

Hi Joshua: I have listened to some of the videos and it sounds like it might be a year and a half to two years before it is out on the market. By the way, was it shown at CSUN? Kevin Huber On 4/8/17, Joshua Kennedy via Talk wrote: > regarding the new 40 cell

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