Hi list,I am using the latest A. V. G. with the latest jaws 11 and windows
vista.
When I go to windows defender, jaws always says it is off.
I finally figured out how to make it scan daily, Do I need to have it on all
the time to be protected?
If so, how do I do this with jaws?
Thanks ahead of t
Hi Mo,
I will try what you have suggested and wait to see how my student receives
them. It has been my experience in the past when scanning a document to send
to a sighted person that the only result that was even legible and true to
the original layout was if I scanned it to Microsoft Outlook at
I tried that link and got the increasingly usual
"explorer can't find the page" annoying message.
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From: lali, desktop edition
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 11:27 AM
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] help with jaws and paltalk
D
Hi Annie.
HTML will probably maintain the orriginal layout, either that or
microsoft word format. The best thing i'd recommend is to experiment
and see which one preserves the format best for you based on the result
that you want.
Mo.
Annie Hesse wrote:
Hi Andy,
Formatting is something
how do I in stall the scripts from this page, when I try to install them it
tells me
"cannot find directory c:\program files\freedom
scientific\jaws\11.0\settings\"
what do I need to do about that
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From: "Tim Appleby"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 10:36 AM
Subj
Hi Andy,
Formatting is something to consider as I scan English language teaching
course books. The pictures that might appear on a page are not important,
but what is important is how the page is divided horizontally into sections
and sometimes in these sections there are "cartoon-like" conversatio
Larry- I've spent some time with FS on this today- and there is a fix if you
don't want to set different message views in your various folders. One of
the changes in JAWS11 is the ability to control the message view through the
utilities managers. IE, press Insert-F2, choose customize Outlook messa
JAWS is a screen reader only. The same company sells a screen
magnification program called Magic, but they do not sell one package
that performs both functions.
Andy
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From: jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com
[mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com] On Behalf
No screen reader will read a document that is simply scanned, because
the result is an image, a picture of text, rather than text itself. You
will need to convert the result into another format, such as RTF, DOC,
DOCX, or TXT. If formatting is important, than you should convert to
one of the word
Hi Annie.
Its a pleasure to help, that's what this list is here for! Yes, you're
right. Jaws is just a screen reader. Supernova is a screen reader and
magnification package all roled in to one. Freedomscientific, the
makers of jaws, also have a sollution similar to supernova called
magic.
Hello, here is the corre3ct site, it is www.jaws-users.com.
The other one will give you a page cannot displayed message.
Hope this helps.
Tim
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From: "lali, desktop edition"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 9:27 AM
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] help with jaws and palta
Dear Miss Lady!
Yes, there are.
go to
www.jfw-users.com
and visit the scripts page, and there you will find fine scripts for jfw
all versions.
God bless you!
Lali
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Hi Mo,
Many thanks to you and all the others who contributed to advising me on this
matter. Your explanation was very clear and thorough. I have been obsessed
with this question for days.
I'm happy and relieved to inform you all that my student was able to open
the TXT files I sent her!
I've got
hi all, I wanted to no if there are any updated scripts for jaws with pal talk,
I have pal talk 9 point something and jaws11. The scripts I have don't read
hardly anything. if anyone can help me with this please and thanks.
miss lady
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Yes, I agree. I just wasn't sure if there was another way. Thanks.
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From: "Brian Lee"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 1:34 AM
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] Dictionary Manager
Hello Nicole,
Probably the quickest way is to use the merge utility once you have
installed th
Hi Annie.
In addition to what has been written, i can say, that it is necessary to
perform ocr on the scanned document, before it is readable for any screen
reading application or braille display.
So be sure of, that you have run the "Perform Ocr" and than exported the
result to the wanted fil
Yes JAWS can read PDF files provided that the computer the student is using
has got a program to handle the PDF files. She may not have Adobe Acrobat
Reader installed on her PC.
However, you can try converting those documents into plain text which can be
opened in any word-processing applicati
Hi Annie.
Jaws is just simply a screen reading application. This means that the
content that is in a text file will be read to your student, and unless
she has a braille printer called an embosser and transcription software
to work with that printer, she will not be able to print the document
Hello,
Although I'm visually impaired, I don't use Jaws and am therefore not
familiar with its applications.
Does Jaws need/use a special application to read/transcribe scanned
documents into Braille?
I teach English in Paris and I want to send scanned documents to my student.
I don't know i
Nicole,
You can save your dictionary manager by doing the following:
Go to the start menu.
Go to All Programs.
Go to the version of Jaws you want to save the dictionary manager from.
Go to, explore Jaws settings.
Go to, explore my settings.
Find the, default.jdf file, which is your Jaws diction
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