Yes you are correct, but you asked how to change a bunch of extensions on
mass so that is the question I answered. I wouldn't do it that way either,
but like I said you asked.
I taught a DOS class at our local community college some years ago, so that
kind of stuff is still some what second
Good morning,
I am using the latest Jjaws. Different are telling me to go with the 64 bit
laptops, that 32 are fading out. Will the standard jaws work with the 64 bit
laptops. What is the difference between 32 or 64 bit units.
Kathy
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Hi Kathy.
I certainly would not go with 64bit. The amount of complaints we've had
about it! a friend of mine runs a PC repair business and people find it
a lot more convenient to downgrade to 32bit. the reality is that if your
pc only has 4GB or less of memory, 32bit windows is fine. if it
Here's the thing though, if she buys one, there's no choise as far as I
know, all of them are 64 bit now, you can't get 32 bit any more. I mean,
when you customize one on dell.com, there's no 32 bit option anymore. You
can try and get a 32 bit one if you want, but one point, like was said here,
Cathy, FS does not charge more for a 64 bit version of Jaws. However, they
do charge for Jaws professional, and you May and I say may have to get that
version of jaws with windows 7, but I'm not too sure of that. Call FS at, 1,
800, 444/4443, and the guys in sales can tell you. But they do not
There is no difference in cost for JAWS 32 or 64-bit. They both come on the
disk and your computer will install the correct one automatically. If you
download JAWS from the website, you must choose the correct one. Just be
careful about the version of Windows you get as some of them require
There are indeed different versions of jaws for 32bit and 64bit
windows but the price is the same. Different prices make a difference
not with 32bit or 64bit but with which version of the operating
system is being used, i.e. whehter jaws standard (for home) or
professional systems is required.
OK I will attempt to clear up this debate over 32 bit and 64 bit systems.
JAWS will work with either operating system as it offers a separate version
at no extra cost. The only cost variable is home verses pro.
So if you have a license for JAWS home then it will work with all 32 or 64
bit
HI David,
Actually, my original post asked how to convert the files, morfed into
talking changing file extensions. When I realized that, I tried to switch
the thread back to talking about converting the files but, regardless on how
it started , or ends, I learned quite a bit from the
Totally disagree, there is nothing wrong with 64 bit and why not try and
keep up with technology if you can.
I have been using a 64 bit windows 7 with jaws for two years now and I love
it.
Graham
-Original Message-
From: Mobeen Iqbal
Sent: Saturday, January 14, 2012 9:25
To:
Oh yeah, that's something else I forgot to say, yeah the standerd JAWS will
work. They did an FScast where they explain it, and yeah, all the companies
don't sell you 32 bit units any more. But yeah, do what you want, but I for
one went 64 bit, you'll be able to use mor RAM, and there fore your
Hi all,
I am genuinely confused by something that's happening with FileZilla. I've
used it successfully in the past to transfer a number of files to and from
an ftp site, but today something odd is happening. IN my experience the only
way to upload a file is to arrow to the file name, route the
Well, yeah, that's what I was thinking too, it looks like 64 bit is the way
of the future, but I just didn't say it because it's her choise in the end
on who to really listen to, but not only that. It's her choise in the end on
what porformence she's after. So, I just stuck to giving her the facts
I figured you ultimately would decide against that idea given all of the
file overhead involved, but save the instructions as they may serve you at
some future date.
David Ferrin
A person who has a closed mind is afraid of learning.
- Original Message -
From: Mike Barbara
This may (or may not) have something to do with it. press
CTRL+INSERT+JAWS keys, until JAWS says, the JAWS cursor will not follow
the PC cursor.
- Original Message -
From: Michelle McQuigge michelle.mcqui...@gmail.com
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Sent: Saturday, January 14,
it is the way of the future however, I had to stay with 32 bit because of
some driver issues. Not too long ago I had some problems and went back to
the shop that built my system. I was going to have 64 installed and was
talked out of it because of the driver issues. My wife has a
Kathy,
Well, if you mean the Standard Jaws the home version, then it will work with
Win 7 Home Premium. You need the Pro version of Jaws to work with Win 7
Professional or Ultimate.
As far as 32 or 64-bit versions, you will need to download the 64-bit
version from the internet, or if you
Well incase your PC friend didn't know. You can not buy a true 32bit
computer now. From dual core on up they are all 64 bit computers.
Now you can run a 32bit op or a 64 bit op. That is about the only
choice you have to make there.
If you do find a true 32 bit system with a p4 CPU. About the
yes, you can run jaws on them. So if you want a laptop. Take a good
look at what is offered and find one that has a keyboard that feels
good to use.
At 09:12 AM 1/14/2012, you wrote:
Good morning,
I am using the latest Jjaws. Different are telling me to go with the 64 bit
laptops, that 32
That is true, as far as PAE implementation goes. However, Microsoft's
license prohibits such expansions, and there are tech discussions that the
use of physical address extensions in 32-bit systems causes driver
instability.
- Original Message -
From: Mobeen Iqbal
Flore,
This is curious. When I do this, it acts like I'm not pressing the insert
key at all. It simply reads control p or control leftbracket (Please
note that I'm using a laptop rather than a desktop).
-Original Message-
From: jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com
I have a document with comments. I can list the comments separately,
out of context, with shift-ctrl-apostrophe, or sometimes stop reading
and display the comment at the cursor with alt-ctrl-apostrophe
(although this doesn't always work). How can I have JAWS read the
comments inline, along
Use the CAPSLOCK key which can function as the JAWS key. My idea was
that if the JAWS cursor had become linked or 'tethered' to the PC
cursor, that they be untethered. The PC cursor won't always operate
correctly if the JAWS cursor is tethered to it. This causes awkward
navigation problems.
That's what I was doing. Capslock + control + jaws cursor, or capslock +
control + leftbracket (aka the route pc to jaws key on a laptop). Am I
mmisinterpreting your instructions?
Thanks for you help with this, btw.
-Original Message-
From: jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com
No, you're following them ok. And I also find that the control +
capslock + leftbracket 'equivalent' won't work, in a laptop
configuration, to do the functionality using the jaws desktop layout.
Anything else with the FN key? Which version of JAWS are you using?
this functionality was
Mike,
Actually, what you are wanting to do is to extract the message content from
all the controls included in a .eml file.
I did see some programs designed to do that out there but didn't pay much
attention to them since we were talking about converting them to txt.
If you do a google and
lol i wasn't trying to say you could by a true 32bit system! its obvious
you can't as hardware has moved on. thanks for the clarification anyway!
its the operating system that is 32bit, the hardware supports both 32bit
and 64bit is mearly the point that was being made its up to you what
ever
I'm using jaws 12, windows xp. Can you think of a reason why executing that
command would fail to recognize the jaws key at all?
To add another wrinkle, I find the process works fine when trying to
download a file from the remote site, but not when trying to upload one.
This is peculiar and didn't
Jaws offers us either 32 bit or 64 bit versions of Jaws at no additional
cost.
I just bought a new sony laptop with 6 gigs of ram and 64 bit windows 7
homepremium. My processor is a Intel turbo boost I5 2430M processor which is
available on most new computers today.
I understand that some
Sometimes it is something simple. Did you make sure the window is
maximized with Alt + Space, followed by x?
*Don Marang*
Vinux Package Development Coordinator - vinuxproject.org
http://www.vinuxproject.org/
On 1/14/2012 2:47 PM, Michelle McQuigge wrote:
I'm using jaws 12, windows xp. Can you
Getting down to the obvious... Are you sure the window you're working
with is maximized? Sometimes, that's worth a double check! At the point
where you route JAWS to PC, instead, press shift+f10 to get into the
context menu and go that way.
- Original Message -
From: Michelle
Hi Dan,
Thank you for getting back. I have found a program I'm in the process of
converting my files. Right now I'm mostly playing around trying to learn
the program, trying to figure which of their programs would be the best
buy for what I need to do now in the future. Thanks again,
Thank you Brian and Ann.
I am all set now.
Bill
-Original Message-
From: jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com
[mailto:jaws-users-list-boun...@jaws-users.com] On Behalf Of Brian Mackey
Sent: Friday, January 13, 2012 4:32 PM
To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com
Subject: Re:
How exactly I survived more than a decade of Jaws use without knowing that
shift-f10 could pull up the context menu I truly don't know, but funnily
enough, as soon as Flore imparted this timeless wisdom, my problem was
solved. :) Thank you so much for your help with this - I'm now busily
catching
Michelle,
Don't feel too bad! there was a time when - due to a peculiarity in
JAWS - JAWS right-mouse click and shift+F10 didn't work the same way, as
they should have; you had to either use the JAWS right-mouse click menu
or route JAWS to PC as you were doing, then right-mouse-click, to
BlankI saw an interesting approach on another website. However, it uses
REBOL. I don't know if that interface is accessible in Jaws, though.
http://www.codeconscious.com/outlook-express/exporting-from-outlook-express.html
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