[NFBWATlk] Hyperlinks keys

[Jessie Lorenz]

Hi Bennett, Is this what you mean?
Navigation Quick Keys for JAWS are keyboard shortcuts that streamline
web page navigation and cursor movement. They are designed for easy
recall and can be used with the Virtual Cursor. Some of these commands
also work during the "Say All" command. By default, Navigation Quick
Keys are enabled, but you can toggle them off or set them to work
exclusively within Say All mode. You can access this setting through
INSERT+N with the virtual cursor or adjust it temporarily in the
Adjust JAWS Verbosity dialog box (INSERT+V) or permanently in the
Configuration Manager. Additionally, combining the SHIFT key with some
commands allows you to move to the previous unit or element.

Here is a summary of key Navigation Quick Keys for JAWS:

V: Next Visited Link
U: Next Unvisited Link
K: Next PlaceMarker
CTRL+K: Temporary Placemarker
H: Next Heading
P: Next Paragraph
L: Next List
I: Next Item in a List
Q: Next Block Quote
G: Next Graphic
T: Next Table
CTRL+J: Jump to Cell (Within Table)
J: Next Line
N: Next Non-Link Text
M: Next Frame
O: Next Object Tag
S: Next Same Type Element
D: Next Different Type Element
A: Next Anchor
Z: Next Division
F: Next Form Control
B: Next Button
E: Next Edit Box
X: Next Check Box
C: Next Combo Box
R: Next Radio Button
SHIFT+PERIOD: Next Element
SHIFT+COMMA: Previous Element
You can also use CTRL+INSERT before certain Navigation Quick Keys to
display lists of elements of that type on the page, such as anchors,
block quotes, buttons, check boxes, combo boxes, divisions, edit
boxes, graphics, lists, items in a list, paragraphs, radio buttons,
and tables. Use the UP and DOWN ARROW keys to select an item in the
list and press ENTER to navigate to it.
http://pankhudifoundation.org/divyadrishti/computers/learning%20computer/INTERNET/JAWS%20for%20Internet/Quick_Keys.htm


On 9/13/23, Marci Carpenter via NFBWATlk <nfbwatlk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> To Bennett and everyone,
>
> I think that asking each other questions about how we do things as blind
> people and sharing information about techniques used by different people is
> part of the purpose of this list.
>
> Sorry I can’t answer your specific question, Bennett, since I’m not a JAWS
> user but I’m sure you’ll get some helpful information.
>
> Marci
>
>> On Sep 13, 2023, at 11:40 AM, Bennett Prows via NFBWATlk
>> <nfbwatlk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
>>
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