Didn’t they just announce the next big thing recently? They do release new features in the minor releases from time to time. Even if their new AI feature comes out in 2025.0, wouldn’t
that still be less than a year? I had no expectations on when it might be released, and I don’t mind waiting for it.
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
On Behalf Of Leo Bado
Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2024 5:24 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [JAWS-support] FYI: New update
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Well, I just thought that a contest called the next big thing wouldn’t take a whole year to be fully implemented, maybe I was wrong.
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Cheers,
Leo Bado.
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I have found both freedom of loneliness and the safety from being understood, for those who understand us enslave something in us.
Khalil Gibran.
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New features aren’t usually in batch updates—only on annual major updates. AI doesn’t appeal to me right now for work and school purposes; it would need to be disabled. Just my thoughts. Jen
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Very disappointed by my side. I was hoping to see the new AI feature on Jaws.
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Cheers,
Leo Bado.
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I have found both freedom of loneliness and the safety from being understood, for those who understand us enslave something
in us.
Khalil Gibran.
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FYI: There is a new
2024.2312.99 (February 2024) update.
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There seems to be only a few minor (major for some the particular programs affected) enhancements to a few sluggish behaviors with JAWS.
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My best advice, go to the FS website to download it as the “Check for Updates” in the Help menu is broken and will not work. Believe me, it doesn’t
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On Sat, Feb 17, 2024 at 06:23 PM, Leo Bado wrote:
the next big thing
- If it is truly the above, you can be assured it will go both over time and over budget.?? --
Brian??·?♂??·??????-?Virginia, USA?-?Windows 11 Pro, Version 23H2, Build 22631;?M365 Family;?Android 13 (MIUI 14)
I prefer true but imperfect knowledge, even if it leaves much undetermined and unpredictable, to a pretense of exact knowledge that is likely to be false.
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Well, I just thought that a contest called the next big thing wouldn’t take a whole year to be fully implemented, maybe I was wrong. ? Cheers, Leo Bado. ? I have found both freedom of loneliness and the safety from being understood, for those who understand us enslave something in us. Khalil Gibran. ?
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Jen
Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2024 1:46 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [JAWS-support] FYI: New update? New features aren’t usually in batch updates—only on annual major updates. AI doesn’t appeal to me right now for work and school purposes; it would need to be disabled. Just my thoughts. Jen ? ? Very disappointed by my side. I was hoping to see the new AI feature on Jaws. ? Cheers, Leo Bado. ? I have found both freedom of loneliness and the safety from being understood, for those who understand us enslave something in us. Khalil Gibran. ? ? FYI: There is a new 2024.2312.99 (February 2024) update. ? There seems to be only a few minor (major for some the particular programs affected) enhancements to a few sluggish behaviors with JAWS. ? My best advice, go to the FS website to download it as the “Check for Updates” in the Help menu is broken and will not work. Believe me, it doesn’t ? ? Jen
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New features aren’t usually in batch updates—only on annual major updates. AI doesn’t appeal to me right now for work and school purposes; it would need to be disabled. Just my thoughts. Jen ?
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Leo Bado
Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2024 11:31 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [JAWS-support] FYI: New update? Very disappointed by my side. I was hoping to see the new AI feature on Jaws. ? Cheers, Leo Bado. ? I have found both freedom of loneliness and the safety from being understood, for those who understand us enslave something in us. Khalil Gibran. ? ? FYI: There is a new 2024.2312.99 (February 2024) update. ? There seems to be only a few minor (major for some the particular programs affected) enhancements to a few sluggish behaviors with JAWS. ? My best advice, go to the FS website to download it as the “Check for Updates” in the Help menu is broken and will not work. Believe me, it doesn’t ? ? Jen
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Very disappointed by my side. I was hoping to see the new AI feature on Jaws. ? Cheers, Leo Bado. ? I have found both freedom of loneliness and the safety from being understood, for those who understand us enslave something in us. Khalil Gibran. ?
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Jen
Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2024 10:36 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [JAWS-support] FYI: New update? FYI: There is a new 2024.2312.99 (February 2024) update. ? There seems to be only a few minor (major for some the particular programs affected) enhancements to a few sluggish behaviors with JAWS. ? My best advice, go to the FS website to download it as the “Check for Updates” in the Help menu is broken and will not work. Believe me, it doesn’t ? ? Jen
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Hello, check out the following information on Freelist, that mailing list is
absolutely dedicated to scripting.
Cheers,
Leo Bado.
I have found both freedom of loneliness and the safety from being
understood, for those who understand us enslave something in us.
Khalil Gibran.
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-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of Jim Antonacci Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2024 11:36 AM To: jawslist < [email protected]> Subject: [JAWS-support] Hello and question Hello to all. I am new to this list and I joined to learn a bit about JAWS scripting. I consider myself much more than a beginner but not totally an advanced user. I came to JAWS from WindowEyes, where I could create SET files to help non-standard programs to speak. I am looking to create a script for a specific program where most needs are to define a specific area of the screen and to either make it talk with a hot key or have it talk when text within it changes. It seems that frames might do most of the work, but whenever I say the word frames, script writers all say that these are not used any more. However, no one answers the question of how this is done with scripts. If anyone on this list is willing to answer a few questions or guide me on how to accomplish a task, I would appreciate it. I can be contacted via email or I could pass along a phone number, if this would be easier. I have done a fair amount of programming in my day so I can follow the manuals or the script list with the ways to use them. Thanks in advance for any help. Jim Antonacci nfbpatr@...
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By the way, there is a JAWS scripting list on Groups.io:?? /g/jawsscripting? The group archive can be found at:?? /g/jawsscripting/topics? Very small number of members and very low traffic, neither of which is particularly surprising given that it's a niche of a niche, but it doesn't appear to be entirely dead, either. --
Brian??·?♂??·??????-?Virginia, USA?-?Windows 11 Pro, Version 23H2, Build 22631;?M365 Family;?Android 13 (MIUI 14)
I prefer true but imperfect knowledge, even if it leaves much undetermined and unpredictable, to a pretense of exact knowledge that is likely to be false.
?? ~ ?F.A. Hayek
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Jim, You are going to be hard-pressed to find JAWS scripting expertise on most of the JAWS-user-centric groups, as all of them (including this one) are largely populated by end users.? I would advise you to look at this webpage:???under "Screen Reading Software."? Freedom Scientific has three links there directly related to JAWS scripting. You also might want to reach out to Brian Hartgen of the , who is a "big time" JAWS scripter, for suggestions about how to get yourself up to speed.? He's in the UK.? He may be able to point you to other individuals as well. --
Brian??·?♂??·??????-?Virginia, USA?-?Windows 11 Pro, Version 23H2, Build 22631;?M365 Family;?Android 13 (MIUI 14)
I prefer true but imperfect knowledge, even if it leaves much undetermined and unpredictable, to a pretense of exact knowledge that is likely to be false.
?? ~ ?F.A. Hayek
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FYI: There is a new 2024.2312.99 (February 2024) update. ? There seems to be only a few minor (major for some the particular programs affected) enhancements to a few sluggish behaviors with JAWS. ? My best advice, go to the FS website to download it as the “Check for Updates” in the Help menu is broken and will not work. Believe me, it doesn’t ? ? Jen
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Hello to all.
I am new to this list and I joined to learn a bit about JAWS scripting. I
consider myself much more than a beginner but not totally an advanced user.
I came to JAWS from WindowEyes, where I could create SET files to help
non-standard programs to speak. I am looking to create a script for a
specific program where most needs are to define a specific area of the
screen and to either make it talk with a hot key or have it talk when text
within it changes. It seems that frames might do most of the work, but
whenever I say the word frames, script writers all say that these are not
used any more. However, no one answers the question of how this is done
with scripts.
If anyone on this list is willing to answer a few questions or guide me on
how to accomplish a task, I would appreciate it. I can be contacted via
email or I could pass along a phone number, if this would be easier. I have
done a fair amount of programming in my day so I can follow the manuals or
the script list with the ways to use them.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Jim Antonacci
nfbpatr@...
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Re: Jaws accessible software
Hi, I use FileZilla all the time, and its very easy to use.
There is one issue, ?after you connect to the server that you will be using, you need to shift tab till you get to the right field.? Other then that, there is no problems.?
Tom K.
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On Behalf Of Brian Vogel
Sent: Thursday, February 1, 2024 11:02 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [JAWS-support] Jaws accessible software
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For FTP clients, and both were (I can't say are, as I haven't used either in ages) accessible with JAWS and other screen readers.? As a side comment, most webpage authoring tools include upload
to host capability within them, so separate FTP clients are not generally necessary anymore.
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Brian??·?♂??·??????-?Virginia,
USA?-?Windows 11 Pro, Version
23H2, Build 22631;?M365 Family;?Android 13 (MIUI 14)
I prefer true but imperfect knowledge, even if it leaves much undetermined and unpredictable, to a pretense of exact knowledge
that is likely to be false.
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?F.A. Hayek
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Re: Jaws accessible software
For FTP clients, and both were (I can't say are, as I haven't used either in ages) accessible with JAWS and other screen readers.? As a side comment, most webpage authoring tools include upload to host capability within them, so separate FTP clients are not generally necessary anymore. --
Brian??·?♂??·??????-?Virginia, USA?-?Windows 11 Pro, Version 23H2, Build 22631;?M365 Family;?Android 13 (MIUI 14)
I prefer true but imperfect knowledge, even if it leaves much undetermined and unpredictable, to a pretense of exact knowledge that is likely to be false.
?? ~ ?F.A. Hayek
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Re: Jaws accessible software
Morning! ? Point taken. ? If anyone has suggestions for the original request—send them. ? Thanks! ? Jen ?
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Sent: Thursday, February 1, 2024 7:53 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [JAWS-support] Jaws accessible software? On Wed, Jan 31, 2024 at 08:14 PM, Jen wrote: This list specifically discusses JAWS-related issues; not software-specific.
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Jen,
But wouldn't you call requests for software of a given class that's accessible using JAWS as "JAWS specific"?? ?I know I do, but you're the group owner, so what you say goes.
Asking for recommendations regarding software that is known to be accessible with JAWS is about as JAWS specific/related as anything can be, in my opinion.? That's completely different from launching a discussion on how to use a given piece of software in conjunction with JAWS, as those discussions always end up being focused on the program in use, with JAWS (or any other screen reader) being completely incidental.
-- Brian??·?♂??·??????-?Virginia, USA?-?Windows 11 Pro, Version 23H2, Build 22631;?M365 Family;?Android 13 (MIUI 14) I prefer true but imperfect knowledge, even if it leaves much undetermined and unpredictable, to a pretense of exact knowledge that is likely to be false. ?? ~ ?F.A. Hayek
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On Wed, Jan 31, 2024 at 08:14 PM, Jen wrote:
This list specifically discusses JAWS-related issues; not software-specific.
- Jen, But wouldn't you call requests for software of a given class that's accessible using JAWS as "JAWS specific"?? ?I know I do, but you're the group owner, so what you say goes. Asking for recommendations regarding software that is known to be accessible with JAWS is about as JAWS specific/related as anything can be, in my opinion.? That's completely different from launching a discussion on how to use a given piece of software in conjunction with JAWS, as those discussions always end up being focused on the program in use, with JAWS (or any other screen reader) being completely incidental. --
Brian??·?♂??·??????-?Virginia, USA?-?Windows 11 Pro, Version 23H2, Build 22631;?M365 Family;?Android 13 (MIUI 14)
I prefer true but imperfect knowledge, even if it leaves much undetermined and unpredictable, to a pretense of exact knowledge that is likely to be false.
?? ~ ?F.A. Hayek
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Re: Jaws accessible software
Shirley:
The first paragraph is contradicting... what program do you really have JAWS 2023 *OR* 17 with Windows 10?
As far as accessible software, I suggest folks reach out to privately (her email is still attached below).
I haven't heard any tax-related software that works well as most cost money; but keep in mind, I'm Canadian. I hire someone to handle my taxes.
I have a web site; however, FTP is not widely used any more, my website was built on Wordpress. The back-end is a bit of a learning curve to work-through.
This list specifically discusses JAWS-related issues; not software-specific.
Jen, list owner
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-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of dancingstars1122@... Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2024 4:54 PM To: [email protected]Subject: [JAWS-support] Jaws accessible software Hello all, I'm new and happy to be here. I'm using Jaws 2023 and Jaws 17 on Windows 10. I'm looking for some software that's compatible with Jaws and I'd appreciate any guidance. Specifically, I'm looking for an FTP software (to upload my webpages) and a tax software to prepare federal income taxes as well as NYS taxes. The IRS has a list of free tax software; which of them is compatible with Jaws? This link takes you to the list: Thank you so much! Shirrley
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Hello all,
I'm new and happy to be here. I'm using Jaws 2023 and Jaws 17 on Windows 10.
I'm looking for some software that's compatible with Jaws and I'd
appreciate any guidance. Specifically, I'm looking for an FTP software
(to upload my webpages) and a tax software to prepare federal income
taxes as well as NYS taxes.
The IRS has a list of free tax software; which of them is compatible
with Jaws? This link takes you to the list:
Thank you so much!
Shirrley
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Re: Help me save Gmail's Basic HTML view Pt 1: Feedback
Good morning folks:
Definitely off-topic and standard view, from what I have observed works well. I don't go onto the Gmail website often as I use M365 with my Gmail.
So, no further discussion on this, please. This list is JAWS-specific only.
Google does a tremendous job in accessibility so this isn't warranted, in my view.
Jen, list moderator (who gives the "wrath").
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-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of John O'Regan Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2024 9:38 AM To: john.a.oregan@... Subject: [JAWS-support] Help me save Gmail's Basic HTML view Pt 1: Feedback Hello All, This may be off-topic, but I feel so strongly about this that I'm prepared to risk the moderator's wrath. As you know, Google are planning to shut down Gmail's Basic HTML view in February. I've been using the Basic HTML view almost exclusively for as long as it's been around. Being forced to switch to the Standard view now would be jarring. And having to say goodbye to the Basic HTML view would be like losing an old friend. So I'm on a mission to persuade Google to reconsider. I'm hoping if enough people make enough noise, they might have a change of heart. One thing you could try is to send feedback to Google. Instructions below. If anyone has difficulty giving feedback, please contact me off-list: 1. Open Gmail in Standard view in an Incognito window (or whatever it's called on Edge or Firefox) and sign in if prompted. 2. Make sure the PC Cursor is active if using JAWS, or Browse Mode if using NVDA. 3. Press Ctrl+Home to move to top of page. 4. Press B four times to reach the Support menu and press Enter to open. 5. Press UpArrow once to reach the "Send feedback to Google" option and press Enter. 6. When the "Send feedback to Google" dialog opens, press Tab twice to reach the "Report an issue" button and press Enter. 7. Tab over to the "When you noticed this issue, what were you trying to do?" menu and press Enter to open. 8. Arrow down to the "Send or receive email" option (or whichever option you prefer, I don't think it matters) and press Enter. 9. Press Tab once to reach the "Describe your issue" textbox. Ironically, this is buggy. Every time I type a character, JAWS speaks the character and adds the phrase, "describe your issue." So type out your issue description elsewhere before copying and pasting it into the textbox. Mine goes a little something like this: # # # # I'm blind and rely on a screen reader called JAWS. It's a software application that enables me to use my Windows PC. With it, I can manage files and folders, surf the web, and send and receive emails. And Gmail's Basic HTML view is my preferred email client. I've been using it for as long as it's been around. It may not be as pretty or as fully-featured as the Standard view, but it's simple and intuitive, fast and responsive, has low bandwidth requirements, and works well with older browsers and older screen readers. Basic HTML view is not only used by the blind/visually impaired. Many other cohorts in the general population also rely on it, such as dyslexia sufferers, people with photosensitive epilepsy, people with an intellectual disability, and people in developing countries who don't have access to high-speed broadband or who can't afford the latest assistive technology. And last but not least, the brave men and women in the armed services who find themselves in remote parts of the globe where Internet connectivity is provided via a painfully slow satellite link, and who wish to stay in touch with loved ones back home. I've been using the Basic HTML view for so long that it's become second nature or muscle memory to me now. If I'm forced to switch to the Standard view after all these years, it might impose such a cognitive load as to adversely affect my productivity and negatively impact my ongoing search for gainful employment. It would also reduce my ability to communicate effectively with family, friends, health professionals, and government agencies (social welfare, revenue, etc). This is nothing short of discrimination as laid down in equality legislation, in my opinion. And this is why I'm asking Google to reconsider their decision to shut down Gmail's Basic HTML view. # # # # But please feel free to give your own reasons in your own words why Google should keep Gmail's Basic HTML view. 10. By the way, don't include any personal or sensitive information in the "Describe your issue" textbox. When you've finished stating your reasons why Google should keep the Basic HTML view, press Tab twice to reach the "We may email you for more information or updates" checkbox. Tick it or leave it unticked as you prefer, but I ticked mine. 11. Tab down to the Next button and press Enter. Never mind if JAWS says, "Next button unabailable." 12. Ignore everything on the next screen apart from the Send button at the bottom. Click on it and you will receive a message saying your report has been sent. And if you have multiple Gmail accounts (and who doesn't? ;)) you can send feedback to Google from each one. Please feel free to forward this message to any group, forum, Facebook page, etc, you think appropriate. Thanks for your support. I'll keep you updated. Bye for now! John
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Help me save Gmail's Basic HTML view Pt 1: Feedback
Hello All,
This may be off-topic, but I feel so strongly about this that I'm
prepared to risk the moderator's wrath.
As you know, Google are planning to shut down Gmail's Basic HTML view
in February. I've been using the Basic HTML view almost exclusively
for as long as it's been around. Being forced to switch to the
Standard view now would be jarring. And having to say goodbye to the
Basic HTML view would be like losing an old friend.
So I'm on a mission to persuade Google to reconsider. I'm hoping if
enough people make enough noise, they might have a change of heart.
One thing you could try is to send feedback to Google. Instructions
below. If anyone has difficulty giving feedback, please contact me
off-list:
1. Open Gmail in Standard view in an Incognito window (or whatever
it's called on Edge or Firefox) and sign in if prompted.
2. Make sure the PC Cursor is active if using JAWS, or Browse Mode if
using NVDA.
3. Press Ctrl+Home to move to top of page.
4. Press B four times to reach the Support menu and press Enter to open.
5. Press UpArrow once to reach the "Send feedback to Google" option
and press Enter.
6. When the "Send feedback to Google" dialog opens, press Tab twice to
reach the "Report an issue" button and press Enter.
7. Tab over to the "When you noticed this issue, what were you trying
to do?" menu and press Enter to open.
8. Arrow down to the "Send or receive email" option (or whichever
option you prefer, I don't think it matters) and press Enter.
9. Press Tab once to reach the "Describe your issue" textbox.
Ironically, this is buggy. Every time I type a character, JAWS speaks
the character and adds the phrase, "describe your issue." So type out
your issue description elsewhere before copying and pasting it into
the textbox. Mine goes a little something like this:
# # # #
I'm blind and rely on a screen reader called JAWS. It's a software
application that enables me to use my Windows PC. With it, I can
manage files and folders, surf the web, and send and receive emails.
And Gmail's Basic HTML view is my preferred email client. I've been
using it for as long as it's been around. It may not be as pretty or
as fully-featured as the Standard view, but it's simple and intuitive,
fast and responsive, has low bandwidth requirements, and works well
with older browsers and older screen readers.
Basic HTML view is not only used by the blind/visually impaired. Many
other cohorts in the general population also rely on it, such as
dyslexia sufferers, people with photosensitive epilepsy, people with
an intellectual disability, and people in developing countries who
don't have access to high-speed broadband or who can't afford the
latest assistive technology. And last but not least, the brave men
and women in the armed services who find themselves in remote parts of
the globe where Internet connectivity is provided via a painfully slow
satellite link, and who wish to stay in touch with loved ones back
home.
I've been using the Basic HTML view for so long that it's become
second nature or muscle memory to me now. If I'm forced to switch to
the Standard view after all these years, it might impose such a
cognitive load as to adversely affect my productivity and negatively
impact my ongoing search for gainful employment. It would also reduce
my ability to communicate effectively with family, friends, health
professionals, and government agencies (social welfare, revenue, etc).
This is nothing short of discrimination as laid down in equality
legislation, in my opinion.
And this is why I'm asking Google to reconsider their decision to shut
down Gmail's Basic HTML view.
# # # #
But please feel free to give your own reasons in your own words why
Google should keep Gmail's Basic HTML view.
10. By the way, don't include any personal or sensitive information in
the "Describe your issue" textbox. When you've finished stating your
reasons why Google should keep the Basic HTML view, press Tab twice to
reach the "We may email you for more information or updates" checkbox.
Tick it or leave it unticked as you prefer, but I ticked mine.
11. Tab down to the Next button and press Enter. Never mind if JAWS
says, "Next button unabailable."
12. Ignore everything on the next screen apart from the Send button at
the bottom. Click on it and you will receive a message saying your
report has been sent.
And if you have multiple Gmail accounts (and who doesn't? ;)) you can
send feedback to Google from each one.
Please feel free to forward this message to any group, forum, Facebook
page, etc, you think appropriate.
Thanks for your support. I'll keep you updated.
Bye for now!
John
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FYI: Important email notification
Groups Io is checking to make sure that members want to stay in groups.? To this end an email is being sent out to each address that has an account.? It has the subject "Action Required: Confirm Your Groups.io Membership to Continue Receiving Group Emails" This is not spam and to ensure your continued membership just "Reply" to the email.? (You can also log in to your account on the website, but replying is easy and quick.) (This only applies to those that use ISP for their email; not those who use webmail services such as Gmail or Hotmail) ? ? Jen, list owner
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I haven’t seen it terribly lag… only due to the latest windows update. Let’s see if others on the list have noticed this as a JAWS “bug”, but it doesn’t bother me as it is minimal. It wasn’t reading at all but it seems to be resolving itself. ? If this is happening to some folks, this could be something the seamless update to scripts could occur behind-the-scenes. FYI: This is a new feature with JFW2024. ? ? ?
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Sugar
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2024 4:46 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [JAWS-support] Jaws 24 and e mail? Yes, windows 10, office/outlook 2016, Jaws 24 on a desk top This has been happening since I updated jaws to the newest version of Jaws 24 ? ? “How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.”- - Winnie the Pooh ?-Please support me in my journey to another opportunity of life, Blood Type O Positive at: ?
? Sugar ? ? As I mentioned – I doubt the issue is JAWS-related as there does seem to be lag with autocomplete today. Suggestion: Wait to see if the lag resolves itself or reboot your system (you said desktop—that doesn’t tell me if you run Win10 or Win11). ? Thanks, ? Jen ? ? Oops yes of course The latest jaws24, desk top, office and outlook 2016 ? “How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.”- - Winnie the Pooh ?-Please support me in my journey to another opportunity of life, Blood Type O Positive at: ?
? Sugar ? ? Can you advise version of JAWS you are running and also Outlook. This will help. ? I am running M365 with JFW 2024 latest build; however, I noticed a slight lag when entering auto-complete addresses; however, it seems to have slowly resolved itself especially if/when I arrow down to read the addresses prior to pressing enter on the one I need to use. This seemed to occur after an update for M365 installed overnight (or was it yesterday? –can’t recall since I do so much throughout the day) and there was a Windows 11 update that dropped today, as well. This isn’t the first time I’ve seen it happen and it seems to resolve itself. ? I will say, this is definitely NOT a JAWS issue. ? Jen, List owner ? ? Hi all So since I just updated my jaws to the newest version, I find and notice that when I go to my outlook and create a new e mail, jaws will not automatically complete my addresses. It will do it 2 out of 5 times or so. Has anyone else experience this thing? Sugar “My thoughts are nothing like your thoughts,” says the Lord. “And my ways are far beyond anything you could imagine. For just as the heavens are higher than the earth, so my ways are higher than your ways and my thoughts higher than your thoughts.” Isaiah 55:8-9 (NLT) ? ?-Please support me in my journey to another opportunity of life, Blood Type O Positive at: ?
? Sugar ?
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