Candy
Word has many features like this. What is happening is Word actually takes
those letters and converts them to superscript font. It gives what you
typed in the appearance of a regular number followed by a small th to the
upper right of the number. It is annoying to hear Word read this back
Hi, Chris,
If you notice the most sluggishness when trying to enter links on a web page
in IE 7, you may have the fishing option enabled in the "security settings"
dialog. I'll have to ask around, but that is the first thing I can think of
that might make IE slow. Before going back to JAWS 7,
Candy,
You need to go into Speech and Sounds Manager for this. I shall try to
remember the process so make allowances please.
Configuration Manager.
Ctrl shift D for default settings otherwise don't bother.
Alt S for set options.
M for Speech and Sounds Manager.
If you are in Classic Modified t
Candy,
You can deal with this in Speech and Sounds Manager. I shall try to recall
the exact steps so please make allowances.
Configuration Manager.
Ctrl shift D for Default settings otherwise don't bother.
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Hi Chris,
I found jaws 8 to be very responsive and jaws 9 even better.
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Candy,
I sent a mailing this morning describing how to deal with this in Speech and
Sounds Manager and under the Insert 4 on the numbers row. Unfortunately,
the mailing does not appear on this list despite the fact it was sent
several hours ago.
I am in the UK so wondering if that has somethi
Just curious, what happens if you type in things such as 1st, 2nd, 3rd,
21st, 22nd, 23rd, etc?
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Well it showed up here, maybe its the settings.
At 07:28 AM 3/13/2008, you wrote:
>Candy,
>
>I sent a mailing this morning describing how to deal with this in Speech and
>Sounds Manager and under the Insert 4 on the numbers row. Unfortunately,
>the mailing does not appear on this list despite the
Sounds like spyware.
At 11:10 PM 3/12/2008, you wrote:
>Wow! So many folks have responded that Jaws 9 (as well as 8) has been fine,
>if not better, than JAWS 7.
>
>I don't get that. I'm not running anything that is a memory hog that I know
>of on either computer. And my anti-virus program is No
Thanks Flor,
I have row and column title announcement turned on. I will try setting
screen echo to all.
Mike
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If you don't want Word to use the superscript then you can also do the
following: (this is for Word 2003).
1. Open the tools menu with Alt-T.
2. Use the up arrow key to move to the "AutoCorrect options" menu choice
and press enter.
3. Use your tab key to move to the page tabs and then use th
Hi all, sorry for the duplicate posts, but I need as many comments and
suggestions as possible as to best ways of using Microsoft Access 2003
with JAWS. I need to use it as part of my coursework. Thanks in advance
for any comments or suggestions. P.S. Using JAWS 9.
Visit the JAWS Users List hom
I'm planning to purchase a new computer (desktop). Are there hardware options
which help JAWS achieve peak performance? For example, should I assume that
faster and more CPU speed and power is better than less? Should I assume that
quadcore is better for JAWS than duocore processing? Since I bel
I FIND JAWS 7 EXTREMELY SLUGGISH ON MY LAPTOP, AND JAMES YOU KNOW MY LAPTOP.
ORHAN.
On Wednesday, March 12, 2008 6:01 PM, James Scholes wrote
> Hello Chris Feist,
>
> You wrote: I thought I would ask if anyone else has noticed sluggish
> behavior of any kind in these newer versions?
> No, in fact
Bigger faster = better.
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Hello everyone,
I've recently installed Jaws 9 point o. Now when i open Microsoft word, the
indentation is read out loud. Is there a way to eliminate this?
Thanks yawl,
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If you are a regular user of MSN messenger and you like using voice clips, here
is an important message for you all.
Whenever you want to replay a voice clip there is no keyboard shortcut which
lets you do it. Well, I've found a way using the keyboard.
1. Press ctrl+shift+h to move to the histor
Actually, there's another way. Do the same as below, but instead of
routing JAWS to PC etc, just press enter on either the l in play, t in
stop or a in save as. Hope this helps!
Alice Pennington wrote:
> If you are a regular user of MSN messenger and you like using voice clips,
> here is an imp
Chris,
I asked a friend about possible programs which may "hog" memory, and these
were the suggestions I got.
In IE7, turn off phishing (ph-ishing). This will free up the system a bit
when in IE. Also, if running Spybot on the computer, disable TeaTimer.
To find out computer hogs, look in task
1. While in Microsoft Word use Insert-6 to bring up the Microsoft Word.JCF
file in the configuration manager. (that is insert key on the number pad
with numlock turned off along with the number 6 located above the Y on the
keyboard). Use caps lock with 6 if using a laptop and the laptop
conf
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