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Hi Caroline The answer is exactly the same as it has always been, and that is likely to continue. You would have to use a separate JAWS version, but thanks for checking. Brian Hartgen Hartgen

Hi everyone. I ask this question every time and the answer is no, but I'm asking again because I can't remember if there's been a change since the last time I did an install which was quite some time

There is mixed news with this one. 1. The command, Select a Program, as I've said previously brings up the Microsoft list of running programs. One can move through this list with, Move Down, etc, then

Sometimes you can say press insert, and then a key stroke combination. This does not always work. But sometimes it does. This message was created using dictation. Please ignore any dictation or

There is, Select a Program. That brings up a list of running programs. Now that is not quite the same as insert F10, because the last time I checked, there were some compatibility issues between that

No you cannot say press Insert F11. That is one of the reasons J-Say exists. Brian Hartgen Hartgen Consultancy. Our usual opening Hours are 9 AM to 5 PM UK time, Monday to Friday.

Well, in my experience, and I just tried it, J-Say/Dragon does not act on insert key combinations. Of course you can use all sorts of other keystrokes. I am using an older version of the program, in

You probably know this, but you can say press insert F10 This message was created using dictation. Please ignore any dictation or transcription mistakes.

I have occasionally used, and I’m pretty sure I’ve taught, the System Tray command. That isn’t at all what I was hoping to find. I was hoping there would be a command to bring up the JAWS Task

This is Josh. I have used this command. Admittedly it was probably about six months ago. What it did was it brought up the system tray. Therefore it makes sense. This message was created using

Hi Dean I do not know anyone who has ever used this command since J-Say was created in 2003, so you will have to try it and I will do so myself next week. But I believe the command is, Select

I was looking through the command summaries and didn't see a command to invoke the insert+F10 list of running programs. Is there a command for this feature? Encouraging and thought-provoking

This is a free update for existing users of J-Say 22. See below for updating instructions. If you cannot update the product yourself, remote assistance is available. Changes: The primary

My apologies Dean, I neglected to answer your other question. In respect of Gmail navigation, I think the best thing you can do for now is to ask the user to use the press keyboard commands to

To be honest it couldn't be more accessible if it tried. So, I arrow down to one of the options. You mentioned, On Startup. Press Enter. JAWS should go into forms mode, which if you are using

This user won't be using Outlook. As for Chrome settings, I'm having trouble with the logic of the settings screens, available from the alt+f menu. I used to do this smoothly, but either it has

Hi Dean In relation to the settings, are you talking about the Chrome browser, then ALT+F, then Settings? If you know how to make use of the web with J-Say there are absolutely no difficulties

Does anyone know of any Dragon commands or even jaws navigation tips for navigating the chrome settings screens? In a similar vein, does anyone know any Dragon commands for working with the Gmail web

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Hi Brian, Thank you so much for your ongoing support and fixing my J-Say related problems. I thought that your attached note was important enough to pass along to Anne Hatton, the head of the