Hi Adrian:
There are two ways to change the behavior, and they are not consistent:
The first way is to use the space bar to cycle between 21 different schemes.
The other is to modify an existing scheme by pressing the space bar. That'sthe method I didn't want to try.
I did try the cycling approach, and the default is CLASSIC.


On 5/16/2014 8:36 AM, Adrian Spratt via Jfw wrote:
John,

Thank you for looking into this, and I'm glad you didn't take the risk of 
opening the classic scheme.

The behavior on my system seems different. For example, pressing the right arrow on 
"speech and sounds" in the settings center does nothing. However, pressing 
either enter or spacebar activates it, one way or the other. I'm having difficulty 
establishing consistency.

So, I've just downloaded FS's training module on "speech and sounds." I'm long 
overdue in figuring out this aspect of JAWS.

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Subject: Re: Attributes

Hi Adrian:
How were you experimenting with sounds?
If you open settings center, and press s until you reach speech and
sounds, arrow to the right to open, you will see three sub-selections.
the first selection lets you select one of 21 speech settings.
The third selection lets you modify one of those 21 speech settings.
As to clickable and mouseover, try the JAWS dictionary. You could
substitute a sound or blank for those words.
I looked into settings center, but I didn't want to risk accidentally
changing any of my schemes.

On 5/15/2014 2:28 PM, Adrian Spratt via Jfw wrote:
I've inadvertently caused JAWS to say "bold," normal" and other attributes in IE. I was 
experimenting with speech and sounds, which I've never tried before. Before this new behavior began, I 
clicked "no" before closing the dialog, but some change I made took effect anyway.

Any suggestions for how I can stop these verbalizations?

My object was to stop JAWS saying "clickable" and "mouseover" without cutting 
off all elements. Any additional thoughts about that would also be appreciated.

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