Hi tim
thanks for the tips.
I will do some looking around in there.
any other help on this issue would be appreciated.
Jim
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Hi Steve:
Yes, this problem started after the installation of windows 7.
thanks for the info., I will do some further research on this issue.
Any other tips are appreciated...
Jim
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Hi
The way I do it is to press insert plus space bar. Then I press the
letter o by itself. Then I press s by itself. This seems to work on my
machine.
God bless,
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Hi
Currently, I am having a problem and hope someone else may have solved
the trouble. I am using JAWS 13 and IE 8. When I log in to:
http://www.optionsxpress.com
They use popup menus when one wants to go to the money transfer section. In
IE 8 I am able to access this section using JAWS cursor
Hi Doris:
Appology excepted.
If you want to call me geeky, that’s OK with me.
Yes, the tech. was telling me what to do and also listening.
But anyways, other then that problem my system is working fast and smooth.
The only other thing I can think of that would cause Jaws not to see the
charac
Would check the display settings. They may not
sound like they do a lot. But, I can get jaws to
not read things in one resolution and more in
higher resolutions. Also make sure it is set to 32 bit color.
Those setting can make a big difference in jaws
depending on video card. Seems that jaws do
Never had it work like that with any IE browser. However, when on a
link and do a shift + enter it opens that link up in new window.
Found nothing about it doing any thing with pop ups unless used with
control + shift enter.
Have ben using that shift + enter sense IE6 just for the purpose stated
Insert with spacebar, then the letter O. Then, either C for object, W for
application, or S for screen.
- Original Message -
From: "John Justice"
To:
Sent: Friday, November 11, 2011 6:33 PM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] CONVENIENT OCR
I can't seem to make this feature work as it should.
Jim,
Did you have the slow search issue right after they upgraded your memory and
gave you Win 7?
I've seen some people who have had that issue with a slow search in the
start menu. In a couple instances, it inexplicably resolved itself. On the
internet, some people reported having these i
Hold down the jaws key or insert key and tap the space bar. Let up on the
insert key and hit the r for research or o and than w for the other.
- Original Message -
From: "John Justice"
To:
Sent: Friday, November 11, 2011 6:33 PM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] CONVENIENT OCR
I can't seem to m
Dear Mr. Jim,
First of all, I meant no offense and did not
intend to cany name calling. "Geeky" in my book
is a compliment rather than a deragotory term but
then my "book" is a bilingual one and I may not
always get the terminology or register of
language right. So again my apology as no of
No, alt + n lets you in the information bar witch gives you a choice
of what needs done. The shift + enter just opens the link in a new window.
At 12:07 PM 11/11/2011, you wrote:
David and Rick,
Does Alt+n and Shift+Enter give you the same result when dealing with the
Pop-Up Blocker?
Thanks,
I can't seem to make this feature work as it should. If I understand it
correctly, you press the Insert or other jaws key and then the spacebar. I
hear the click but when I try to put in those other letters like O, W, S, C
and so on, those characters get printed on the page.
Before I call Freedo
Hi Doris:
Thanks for calling me a geek and saying that I am irresponsible and that I am
copping-out by asking my wife for assistance.
A tech person told me to do that, I know next time not to listen to what they
say until I read up and investigate the issue myself as I’ve always done.
I am a s
Hi Annette,
No, the Shift + Enter is for bypassing the pop-up blocker,
which blocks pop-up windows that may contain advertisements.
and the Alt + N, is to access the information bar.
The information bar notification sound alerts you that a program download
has been blocked.
This occurs many times
Not on topic gentlemen, thank you for your cooperation.
David Ferrin
A person who has a closed mind is afraid of learning.
- Original Message -
From: "Steve"
To:
Sent: Friday, November 11, 2011 3:18 PM
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] Inserting an SD card
Well, you insert the card with the 45
You don't. Whoever gave you that advice is stupid.
You can disable some services, but you need to be selevtive or you will
cause more problems than you can deal with. Check out these two links; one
explains something about services and tells you how you can disable some.
The second one lists
Well, you insert the card with the 45-degree angle cutout into the SD slot
of your card reader. Depending on how your reader is mounted, the slot will
either be on the front right or the front left. It will only go in one way,
no need to force it. When you push the card all the way in, there
I am not sure who gave you that advice but you do
not just go and turn off all services but you
better know what those services are and what they do before messing with them.
I am not sure what version of windows you are
using but you want to get a list of the services
running under your oper
I was told that you could go to the services tab of msconfig and disable all
and press ok to disable all the microsoft things from coming on at start up.
Here is what I did:
Windows key+r, for the run dialog box.
Type in msconfig, press enter.
Control+tab, to go to the services tab.
Tab over
David and Rick,
Does Alt+n and Shift+Enter give you the same result when dealing with the
Pop-Up Blocker?
Thanks,
Annette
-Original Message-
From: jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com
[mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com] On Behalf Of David Ferrin
Sent: Friday, November 11,
I'll be grateful if someone can describe how to tactilely insert an SD card
into a computer slot. I see that there is one dog-eared corner and that one
side has access holes while the other is smooth- but am clueless beyond
that- as I've never done this and am afraid to damage the card. Any help
ap
The tip does not apply, but the daily term is well written:
Daily Term:
hub
A hub is a piece of equipment that provides a connection point for a group
of computers and peripherals, and it works on a low-level network protocol
layer. Just like a wheel on a bicycle, a hub is a central point from
Another possibility might be that the information bar is popping up as a
secondary security feature. If this is the case you may access it by hitting
the key combination of alt + N.
David Ferrin
http://www.jaws-users.com
-Original Message-
From: jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com
[m
Hi Fanus,
The sound you are hearing is most likely the pop-up blocker.
As Janie stated, pressing the Shift + Enter keystroke will bypass it.
Some websites use a pop-up window to move you to another page on their site.
HTH,
Rick Justice
- Original Message -
From: "Fanus"
To:
Sent: Friday,
I hear that as well and my go around is to use shift and enter and then it
works for me
So if I hear a click I use the shift and enter to make the link work
Hope this helps
Keep Smiling,
Janie Degenshein
"Happiness isn't having what you want, but wanting what you already have"
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Hello list
I hope someone can help. On many websites I encounter the
problem that when I press enter on a link to start a
download I hear a click on the pc speaker but the download
does not start. When I press the application key and choose
to open in a new window the new window opens and from
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