[nabs-l] reading comments in a paper

Tue Nov 3 03:02:54 UTC 2015

the biggest problem I seem to be having is that Jaws will lock up on me 
and not read anything in the paper at all. I can get it to read some 
comments if I go to the top of the file and do an insert down arrow, but 
that's it.
I can't edit or do anything like that

On 11/2/2015 2:46 PM, Jordy Stringer via nabs-l wrote:
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> You can find shortcuts like the ones below by pressing Insert + H from
> within an application.
> Best,
>
> Set Quick Settings JAWSKey+V
> Say the current field  Control+JAWSKey+NumPad5
> Say the line and column of the caret  JAWSKey+Delete
> Toggle the writing mode from Insert to Overtype  Alt+Control+I
> Say the first cell in the current column  Insert+Space, T, Alt+1
> Say the first cell in the current row  Insert+Space, T, Alt+5
> Close the office assistant (Office 2003 and older)  Control+JAWSKey+F4
> Say the version of MS Word being used  Control+JAWSKey+V
> Move the focus to the first form field  Control+JAWSKey+Home
> List fields  JAWSKey+F5
> List tables  control+JAWSKey+t
> List words marked as misspelled  Alt+Shift+L
> List grammatical errors  JAWSKey+Shift+G
> List document revisions  JAWSKey+Shift+R
> List bookmarks  ALT+JAWSKey+B
> List objects such as clipart  and textboxes Control+Shift+O
> List reviewers' comments  Control+Shift+apostrophe
> List document footnotes  JAWSKey+Shift+f
> List document end notes  JAWSKey+Shift+e
> List headings in the current document  JAWSKEY+F6
> List hyperlinks in the current document  JAWSKey+f7
> List ms word short cut keys  JAWSKey+W
> Describe the border around the active cell, table, paragraph or section
> Alt+Shift+B
> Convert all drawing layer objects to text layer objects  Alt+Shift+C
> Say the column title for the current cell  JAWSKey+Alt+Shift+C
> Say the row title for the current cell  JAWSKey+Alt+Shift+R
> Say the current table column Alt+Windows+Period
> Say the current table row Alt+Windows+Comma
> Move to and say the prior table column Windows+Alt+LeftArrow
> Move to and say the next table column Windows+Alt+RightArrow
> Move to and say the prior table row Windows+Alt+UpArrow
> Move to and say the next table row Windows+Alt+DownArrow
> Announce the detected language  CONTROL+ALT+a
> Announce the comment referenced at the cursor location  Alt+Shift+Apostrophe
> Announce the footnote or endnote referenced at the cursor location
> Alt+Shift+e
> Announce the revision referenced at the cursor location  CONTROL+JAWSKEY+R
> Toggle revision detection on/off when document is in original or final view
> without showing markup  JAWSKEY+ALT+r.
> Show comments, footnotes, endnotes, or revisions in virtual viewer
> Windows+Semicolon.
> Switch between open panes and the main document text  F6
> Mark place in the current document  Control+Windows+k.
> Return to the marked place in the current document  Alt+Windows+k.
> Select text between the marked place and the current position in the current
> document  Insert+Space, M.
>
> List smart tags in this document  JAWSKey+Alt+Shift+S
> Show Smart Tag Actions menu  JAWSKey+Control+Alt+S
>
> For Office 2003:
> If F1 is pressed for Help, press F6 to move between the Task Pane and the
> document window.
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>
> Jordy D. Stringer, Treasurer, Blind Vision United
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: nabs-l [mailto:nabs-l-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Abby Bolling
> via nabs-l
> Sent: Monday, November 02, 2015 2:05 PM
> To: nabs-l at nfbnet.org
> Cc: Abby Bolling
> Subject: [nabs-l] reading comments in a paper
>
> Hi there.
> I turned a paper into my english professor, and he emailed it back to me. He
> used the comments feature in MS word to write in the paper, but my jaws
> doesn't like it.
> Has anyone ever had to deal with the comments part of MS word? If so, how
> did you resolve it?
> How did it work, and if not, what are your suggestions to help me figure out
> an alternative way of receiving my professors comments?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Abby
>
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