Hello hello hello!
I was wondering what is the difference between setting it from beginner to
intermediate and advance? What difference does that make? While using jaws?
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Hi,
I would like to learn arabic. Right now I am using Jaws 10.0.1154U German
version.
I am happily using Eloquence in any situation.
For learning arabic I want to use a Papenmeier El 40s braille display along
with an appropriate speech output.
Right now no Sapi 5 speech is working (stopped
I'm using xp pro jaws 10. When I go to finance.yahoo.com and attempt
to navigate the edit boxes by repeated f keys jaws reports
application mode
This is something I've never encountered.
Can someone explain this feature and perhaps how to turn it off?
Thanx,
John
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The only dumb question is the question you don't ask. Beginner speaks more
info and gives more speech feedback. Intermediate speaks less and advanced
even less. Basically it controls how much feed back you get from jaws.
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Good question.
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life that is waiting for us.--Joseph Campbell
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I do not like this subject line at all folks.
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From: Kimsan ksong8...@msn.com
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Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 5:24 PM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] dumb question
How do I change my User's Verbosity from Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced?
I am using JAWS 9.
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Insert V use down arrow until you find what you want.
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From: Donnie Parrett deparr...@prtcnet.org
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Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 9:11 PM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Changing User's Verbosity
It is in the jaws configuration manager. Here are the instructions to
change it in all application.
Press insert 6. To bring up the configuration manager.
Have a good day.Press alt s for the settings menu.
Press v then tab to which ever you want it set to and press enter.
Now do alt f4 and hit
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Hi Jimmy,
I had it backwards, I thought beginner spoke less. So, do I have to go into
the jaws configuration manager to make it permanent if I want to set it on
beginner?
For all of those, I appologise for the subject line.
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Ooops, sorry, it's control shift d to change it to the default. Caught that
after I sent it. Should have proof read.
Have a good day.
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Yes. Do insert 6 and then control alt d for default and change it there and
it will change it for every program. If you only want it changed in one
program, then open that program and do the insert 6 and make the change.
Have a good day.
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Jimmy,
I did insert six, CTRL shift D and then what? Jaws does not say anything
after doing CTRL shift D.
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Ok, do a insert t to make sure you are in the default file.
Once you are then do alt s.
Then v
Then change your setting and hit enter and then alt f4. Hit enter on yes or
save, and then your done.
Have a good day.
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From:
Jimmy,
It was already set on beginner! I thought it wasn't, sorry. At least I
learned something, though.
Thank you.
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No problem.
Have a good day.
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Hi,
When I open up outlook 2007 and it says a data file was not closed propperly
what does that mean and did I ruin outlook?
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Basically it means that for some reason, the last time outlook was closed,
something didn't close properly. Every time this has happened to me it
seems to have fixed itself. If you want to make sure, I think it's under
help, you can run a repair on office. If it's not under help, then it's
Hi Jimmy:
Actually, I ran a repair, but still getting the message. Just for
clarification, where is the repair choice at? I looked under help and tools
but to no avail. Can you email me privately at ksong8...@msn.com concerning
this matter; seeing that this might not be a jaws issue and I do
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