Hi Nate, I think this is the lesson you were asking about, if not let me know. The Insert and Escape keys, your best friend part two.
This is a text tutorial, provided freely by The W-10 and Jaws group. Author: Jim Flusche Email Address: jim.flus...@yahoo.com The Windows 10 and Jaws Yahoo group, The Group home page is below: https://in.groups.yahoo.com/group/windows-10-and-jaws The subscribe Link for the Windows 10 and Jaws Yahoo group is below: windows-10-and-jaws-subscr...@yahoogroups.co.in *All these text Tutorials are the property of the Windows 10 and Jaws Yahoo group, anyone can freely distribute all these free text Tutorials to all interested Blind computer users all over the world. *All the members of the W-10 and Jaws group, may also freely share all my audio tutorials with everyone. *I only ask that they give the W-10 and Jaws group, the credit for all the audio and text tutorials that they may freely share with anyone else around the world. So useing the laptop keyboard layout in Jaws is an advantage, not a drawback. Again for this lesson I will call the capslock key the Jaws key and the numpad insert key, the insert key. For example: using the laptop keyboard layout, For some Jaws keystrokes you must use the Capslock+Shift+Control, plus a key on the keyboard to do them. For Example, in the laptop keyboard layout, If you are running Jaws from the system trey, pressing capslock+Shift+Control+J, Brings up the JAWS options menu window, with the options sub menu highlighted for you. You can also press Numpad Insert+J, in the desktop keyboard layout to bring up the JAWS options menu window. Another example, using the laptop keyboard layout, Pressing Capslock+Shift+Control+H, Places JAWS Hot Keys in the Virtual Viewer. You can review them with the Arrow keys, and press the Escape key to close this window. Using the desktop keyboard layout, pressing the numpad Insert+H, Places JAWS Hot Keys in the Virtual Viewer. In the below lesson I will list the Insert key keystroke, followed by the Laptop keyboard layout Capslock key keystroke. I personally use the Jaws laptop keyboard layout, that way I can choose what keyboard keystroke combonations, works best for using both my hands. So it's very nice to have another Jaws modifier key, to use when pressing Jaws keystrokes involving the pressing of many keys on the keyboard. **Now let us look at how to use Jaws layered keystrokes, Insert+Spacebar, or Capslock+Spacebar, followed by a letter. This means when you press Insert+Spacebar, or Capslock+Spacebar, you will hear a ding sound, you then can press a certain letter or key to open one of the many options for the Jaws layered keystrokes. For example: Pressing Insert+Spacebar, or Capslock+Spacebar, followed by the ? Question mark, you will hear: Search commands press J. Repeat last background notification from Skype press Shift+R. Show recent speech history press H. Clear recent speech history press Shift+H. View text on clipboard press C. Select text between marked place and current position press M. Customize web page with Flexible Web press X. ResearchIt press R. OCR Feature Layer press O. Table Navigation Layer press T. Switch to your recent Windows Live Messages press Number row 1 through 5. Text Analyzer press A. Mute Synthesizer press S. Lock Keyboard press L. Toggle audio ducking press D. So let us look at most of these layered keystrokes one at a time. **Pressing either the Numpad Insert+Spacebar, or the Capslock Jaws key+Spacebar, followed by the letter J, opens the search for Jaws commands window. For example, after pressing Insert+Spacebar, or Capslock+Spacebar, followed by J, You are in a Jaws search for commands edit box, type the word copy, press the tab key, you are put in a Jaws HTML page of results. You can use the Arrow keys or H, for heading or Insert+F7, for a Links list, press the Escape key to close this window. Below is an example of what comes up, when you type the word copy in to the Jaws search for commands edit box, and press the Tab key, I have shortened the results. *Copy Selected Text To Clipboard. Control + C Standard Windows copy command, usually found in the Edit menu, any selected text or items will be copied to the Windows Clipboard. The selected items or text can then be pasted into another window or application. *View Clipboard Text. press Insert+Spacebar, or Capslock+Spacebar, followed by the letter C. The Clipboard Text Viewer displays all text that has been copied to the Windows Clipboard using the standard Windows Copy and Cut commands. *Virtualize Window. Alt + Insert + W or Capslock+ALT+W. This keystroke displays the text in the current window in the Virtual Viewer. You can then select the text and copy and paste it to another application, such as an e-mail message. This is especially useful in error dialog boxes. *Select Text Between Marked Place And Current Position. Insert+Spacebar, or Capslock+Spacebar, followed by the letter M. This command selects text between the temporary Placemarker and current virtual cursor location. You may then use Control+c to copy the selected text to the clipboard. *For example: on a website, press Control+Windows+k, to set a temporary Placemarker at the beginning of the text to be copied. At the end of the text to be copied, press Insert+Spacebar, or Capslock+Spacebar, followed by the letter M, all the text in-between has been selected, press Control+C to copy all the text. *Append Selected Text To Clipboard. Insert + Windows + C or Capslock+Windows+C. With the Freedom clipboard, text will be appended to the clipboard, adding it to the clipboard at the end of the previous clipboard content. Using a Copy To Clipboard command instead of an Append To Clipboard command will erase any previous clipboard content and replace it with the new content. **To show recent speech history from Jaws, press Insert+Spacebar, or Capslock+Spacebar, followed by the letter H. Begin pressing the up Arrow key to hear the most recent speech history of Jaws. Use the normal select and copy text commands to copy any part of the speech history, press the Escape key to close this window. **To Clear recent speech history press Insert+Spacebar, or Capslock+Spacebar, followed by Shift+H together. **To View text on clipboard press Insert+Spacebar or Capslock+Spacebar, followed by the letter C. **To Select text between marked place and current position, press Insert+Spacebar, or Capslock+Spacebar, followed by the letter M, I explained this above. **to use ResearchIt press Insert+SpacebaR, or Capslock+Spacebar, followed by the letter R. You will land in the edit box of research it, type your word or term, Tab one time to the list of the look up sources, press enter on the correct one you wish to use to llook up your word or term. **To use the OCR Feature Layer press Insert+Spacebar, or Capslock+Spacebar, followed by the letter O, followed by the letter W for window . When the OCR Feature is finished, Jaws will speak with a different voice, use your Arrow keys to review the screen. **To use the Table Navigation Layer press Insert+Spacebar, or Capslock+Spacebar, followed by the letter T. For example, I went to the Yahoo group site. I went to the top of the table for how many group messages there were for the group. I pressed Insert+Spacebar, followed by T, I used just the four Arrow keys to read the Table. I found out we have already had 333 group messages sent, in the month of Febuary so far for the W-10 and Jaws group. Press the Escape key to get out of the Table Navigation mode. **to Mute the Jaws Synthesizer voice press Insert+Spacebar, or Capslock+Spacebar, followed by the letter S. To turn back on the Jaws Synthesizer voice, press Insert+Spacebar, or Capslock+Spacebar, followed by the letter S. **to Lock the Keyboard press Insert+Spacebar, or Capslock+Spacebar, followed by the letter L. If you try and type why the keyboard is locked, you will hear the message, press Insert+Spacebar, followed by the letter L, to unlock the keyboard. Those are the main Jaws layered keystrokes, that I find that are the most helpful. **In Internet Explorer. We have many Jaws Insert key commands to use while we are viewing a website in Internet explorer. **pressing Insert+F7, or Capslock+F7, brings up a list of links on the page, pressing the Escape key will close the Jaws links list. Now after you have pressed Insert+F7, or Capslock+F7, tab four times to, sort links in tab order, radio button, or arrow down to, sort links Alphabetically, radio button. The radio button that you select, will change the order of links when you press the Tab key, to go back to the Jaws link list. **Pressing Insert+F7, or Capslock+F7, and pressing the Shift+Tab one time, will put you on three display links radio buttons, use the Arrow key to make your choice, for the display of the results list, when you Tab one time back to the Jaws links list. You have three choices of radio buttons for what is displayed when you Tab back to the Jaws links list. Display all links, radio button. Display visited links radio button. Display unvisited links radio button. **Pressing Insert+F3, or Capslock+F3, while on an Internet explorer page, will open the Virtual HTML features list, pressing the Escape key will close this window. *For example after pressing Insert+F3, or Capslock+F3, you will hear and see: Virtual HTML Features dialog Anchors List Block Quotes List Buttons List Check Boxes List Controls (Selectable ARIA, combo, lists and trees) List Divisions List Edit Boxes List Form Fields List Frames List Graphics List Headings List Links List List Items List Lists List Objects List Paragraphs List PlaceMarkers Radio Buttons List, Tables List You can use the Arrow keys or use first letter navigation to quickly jump to the item you want, press enter to bring up a list, of the selected item. For example, press the letter H, to bring up a list of headings, press Enter on the heading you wish to jump to on the web page. **Pressing Insert+F6, or Capslock+F6, will bring up the heading lists dialog, pressing the Escape key will close this window. Use your Arrow keys, or use first letter navigation to jump to the heading you want, press Enter to jump to that heading on the web page. **Pressing Insert+F5, or Capslock+F5, will open the Select a form field dialog. **Pressing Insert+F1, or Capslock+F1, opens a Jaws help page you can read for quick help on using Internet explorer. Below is a short example of part of this help page. This page contains 50 links. there are 6 headings. 1 at level 1, 4 at level 2, 1 at level 4, There is 1 form. The address of the current page is https://www.bookshare.org/home This is an HTML or PDF document. You can use the standard JAWS reading commands or Navigation Quick Keys to navigate and read this document. JAWS can also display lists of certain elements on this page. For example, you can press INSERT+F7 for a list of links, INSERT+F6 for a list of headings, or INSERT+F5 for a list of form fields. In addition, if you hold down CTRL+INSERT while pressing a Navigation Quick Key, JAWS displays a list of all elements of that type on the page. **Pressing Insert+H, or Caplocks+Shift+Control+H, from any web page will bring up a list of Jaws keystrokes you can use in Internet explorer, press the Escape key to close this window. Below is part of an example of what you will see. Go Back a page, ALT+LEFT ARROW. Read the Address bar, INSERT+A. Next link, TAB. Prior link, SHIFT+TAB. Open a link, ENTER. Display a list of links, Insert+F7. Display and manage PlaceMarkers, Control+Shift+k. Display a list of form fields, JAWSKey+F5. Display a list of headings, Insert+F6. Display a list of frames, JAWSKey+F9. To move through a web page: Next Radio Button, A. Next Button, B. Next ComboBox, C. Next different element, D. Next Edit, E. Next Form Field, F. Next Graphic, G. Next Heading, H. Next List Item, I. Jump to a specific line with J, And return to the starting point before the jump with Shift+J. Next Place Marker, K. Next List, L. Next Frame, M. Skip past links, N. Next Object, O. Next Paragraph, P. Next Main Region, Q. Next Region, R. Next Same Element, S. Next Table, T. Next unvisited link, U. Next visited link, V. Next Checkbox, X. Next Span element, Y. Next Division, Z. Next OnMouseOver element, ; (semicolon). Add SHIFT to these commands to move to the prior item. Add Control+JAWSKey to the applicable quick keys to bring up a list of that element, For example, Control+JAWSKey+z will bring up a list of the divisions on the page. **When using Internet explorer, Press and hold INSERT, then press F1 twice quickly, or press and hold Capslock and press F1 twice quickly, to open help directly to the Internet Explorer topic. Press F6 to move into the help topic window. So when you hold down the Insert key or the Capslock key, and press F1 twice quickly, this opens the Jaws HTML help file system with Internet explorer already selected, just press the F6 key to open the Jaws HTML help system for using Internet explorer, press ALT+f4 to close the Jaws help system. **Other Insert keystrokes for general use with Jaws. **Say Top Line of Window INSERT+END key or Capslock+End key. **Say Bottom Line of Window INSERT+PAGE DOWN or Capslock+Page down. **Say Selected Text INSERT+SHIFT+DOWN ARROW or Capslock+Shift+Down arrow. **Say Application Version CTRL+INSERT+V, or Capslock+Control+V. This is a quick way to see what version you are using in any opened program. **Press INSERT+CTRL+S, or Capslock+Control+S, to Select a Voice Profile. If you have several voices for Jaws installed on your computer, this is a quick way to switch from one voice back to another Jaws voice. After pressing INSERT+CTRL+S, or Capslock+Control+S, down Arrow to the voice you want to use, press enter, Jaws will automatically switch to that selected voice, for you. **Press INSERT+SPACEBAR, followed by the letter D, or Capslock+Spacebar followed by the letter D, to switch the Audio Ducking Toggle on or off. **Press INSERT+2, or Capslock+2, for Typing Echo Toggle So each time you press Insert+2, this Changes the Typing Echo setting, The four available choices for Typing Echo are characters, words, both characters and words, or none. **Pressing INSERT+3 or Capslock+3, Pass Key Through. Some times you may need to press a certain key without Jaws interfering with the key you need to press. So you will press Insert+3 or Capslock+3, then press the keystroke you wish to use without Jaws interfering with the keystroke. **Press INSERT+CTRL+W, or press Capslock+Control+W, to Open Word Index. This is a quick way to see how many times different words are used on a web page or in a document. **Press INSERT+ALT+W, or Capslock+ALT+W, to Virtualize a Window. You may need to vertualize a certain window, so you can select, copy and paste the text into a email or a document. **JAWS Keystrokes for Accessing Help. *Screen Sensitive Help (INSERT+F1) or (Capslock+F1) This keystroke places the current window or control information, what it is used for, and some keystrokes that work in it in the virtual viewer. This keystroke works in all cursor modes. *Keyboard Help (INSERT+1) or (Capslock+1) Once this keystroke is pressed, press any other keystroke and JAWS will give you information about what that keystroke does. Press the keystroke twice quickly for detailed information. You must press INSERT+1 or Capslock+1 again to return the keyboard to its normal function. Press the keystroke three times to hear JAWS say and spell the name of the script attached to that keystroke. *JAWS Help for Applications (INSERT+F1 pressed twice quickly) or(Capslock+F1 press twice quickly) This keystroke provides JAWS specific help for applications supported by JAWS. *Hot Key Help (INSERT+H) or (Capslock+Shift+Control+H) This keystroke opens the virtual viewer and lists the JAWS keystrokes for the current application. *Window Key Help (INSERT+W) or(Capslock+W) This keystroke opens the virtual viewer and lists the Windows keystrokes for the current application. **Jaws Laptop keyboard keystrokes. Even if you use a desktop system or keyboard, you may wish to try the Laptop keyboard layout. When using the Laptop keyboard layout, most of your commands are right at your fingertips - as you type - so you do not need to continually switch your right hand to the number pad and back to the main section of your keyboard. **Jaws Laptop Keystrokes for Reading Text and Information. Description Command Say Prior Character CAPS LOCK+M Say Next Character CAPS LOCK+PERIOD Say Character CAPS LOCK+COMMA Say Character Phonetically CAPS LOCK+COMMA twice quickly Say Prior Word CAPS LOCK+J Say Next Word CAPS LOCK+L Say Word CAPS LOCK+K Spell Word CAPS LOCK+K twice quickly Say Prior Line CAPS LOCK+U Say Next Line CAPS LOCK+O Say Line CAPS LOCK+I Spell Current Line CAPS LOCK+I twice quickly Say Prior Sentence CAPS LOCK+Y Say Next Sentence CAPS LOCK+N Say Sentence CAPS LOCK+H Say Prior Paragraph CAPS LOCK+CTRL+U Say Next Paragraph CAPS LOCK+CTRL+O (Note: For Internet Explorer, this command opens a list that shows the objects available on the current Web page. The HTML Object tag embeds content such as Flash movies, JAVA applets, images, audio, and video.) Say Paragraph CAPS LOCK+CTRL+I Say to Cursor CAPS LOCK+HOME or CAPS LOCK+SHIFT+J Say from Cursor CAPS LOCK+PAGE UP or CAPS LOCK+SHIFT+L Spell to Cursor CAPS LOCK+HOME or CAPS LOCK+SHIFT+J twice quickly Spell from Cursor CAPS LOCK+PAGE UP or CAPS LOCK+SHIFT+L twice quickly Say All CAPS LOCK+A or CAPS LOCK+DOWN ARROW Say Selected Text CAPS LOCK+SHIFT+A or CAPS LOCK+SHIFT+DOWN ARROW Say Color CAPS LOCK+5 Say Font CAPS LOCK+F Say Top Line of Window CAPS LOCK+SHIFT+Y Say Bottom Line of Window CAPS LOCK+SHIFT+N Report Battery Level CAPS LOCK+SHIFT+B Say ASCII or Hexadecimal Value CAPS LOCK+COMMA three times quickly Say Current Table Cell ALT+SHIFT+COMMA Move to Prior Table Cell ALT+SHIFT+M Move to Next Table Cell ALT+SHIFT+PERIOD Move Up One Table Cell ALT+SHIFT+Y Move Down One Table Cell ALT+SHIFT+N Start Skim Reading CTRL+CAPS LOCK+DOWN ARROW Skim Reading dialog box CTRL+CAPS LOCK+SHIFT+DOWN ARROW. Again all feedback is welcome at all times from all members. *My purpose for developing all of this free material for the Blind computer user is to help teach and assist a Blind person to use w-10 with a Screen reader like Jaws. *My hope is that the Blind computer user will grow in confidence, in their ability, to use, and to navigate the w-10 computer system, using just Jaws. *We also have group members, to can help teach about using NVDA, on a W-10 computer as well. *This is one of many tutorials, I hope to produce, for the Blind community, to help teach all of them, how to use a W-10 computer using Jaws. *My hope is , That over time, they would learn how to do, and complete, various computer tasks in W-10, all by themselves. *The W-10 and Jaws yahoo group is a freely provided ministry of The River Yahoo group. *I freely offer the W-10 and Jaws group, and all of its materials, as a free and voluntary work of love, to reach out and teach all the blind computer users all over the world, how to learn how to use a W-10 computer using Jaws. You can subscribe to The River group at: the-river-subscr...@yahoogroups.com Happy learning! God bless! Sincerely: Jim Flusche. Windows 10 and Jaws group. Your humble pinhead! Owner of the W-10 and Jaws Yahoo group! Smiles. -----Original Message----- From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com] On Behalf Of Nate Kile Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2017 2:08 PM To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] [jaws] copy multiple pages Hello Jim, I am wondering if you could put your hands on the layered keystroke lesson and repost it? It was a good one and I want to share it with a student. Nate Kile -----Original Message----- From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com] On Behalf Of Jim Flusche Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2017 8:46 AM To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] [jaws] copy multiple pages Yes. Smiles. Your humble pinhead! Owner of the W-10 and Jaws Yahoo group! Smiles. -----Original Message----- From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com] On Behalf Of jyandt.mar...@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2017 12:11 PM To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] [jaws] copy multiple pages Do the same instructions apply to a document from a website? Jerry -----Original Message----- From: Adrian Spratt Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2017 8:01 AM To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] [jaws] copy multiple pages -----Original Message----- From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com] On Behalf Of Tom Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2017 8:13 AM To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] [jaws] copy multiple pages this isn't very defined on how to do it, to me, but thank you -----Original Message----- From: Adrian Spratt Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2017 6:16 AM To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] [jaws] copy multiple pages >From Jim's recent "Best Friend" directions: 1. Create Temporary PlaceMarker CTRL+WINDOWS Key+K 2. Select Text Between Temporary PlaceMarker and Cursor Position 3. INSERT+SPACEBAR, M -----Original Message----- From: JAWS-Users-List [mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com] On Behalf Of Tom Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2017 7:04 AM To: jul Subject: [JAWS-Users] [jaws] copy multiple pages are there jaws keystrokes to copy multiple pages (pages 4 through 9) of a 20 page document? word 2007, jaws 17 For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
