[blindlaw] JAWS 2018

[Angela Matney]

Nikki, I have experienced these issues with Jaws 18. I haven't used 2018 enough to know first-hand, but it sounds like they are still problems in 2018. In 18, my find command would work once or twice and then stop working. I haven't contacted FS about these issues because it just seemed easier to keep using JAWS 17, but I freely admit this is probably not the best long-term approach.

I also don't like how newer versions of JAWS read the first row or column of a table as if it contains header information. Maybe there's a way to turn that setting off--again, I have tended to take the easy way out and use JAWS 17.

Angie



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this may warrant an email to FS, but can anyone tell me why basic functions of JAWS may fail to work correctly? I am on JAWS 2018 and Windows 10. My find command, using control-F, and "read sentence," with the use of alt up or down arrow, do not work at all. Any ideas would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Nikki
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