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I copied that path from Everything. I only typed hjpad in the everything search box and it found all the files starting with hjpad. Very odd yours didn't find it. Richard, USA "A person who thinks

So obvious! I should have thought of it. Thanks, Brian. Sent: Tuesday, May 6, 2025 10:20 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [JFW-Users] How to remove red flag from Outlook 2015 messages Hello

Hey Richard, Thanks much for that helpful info. I figured that is where it aught to be, but my Everything files search engine, for some unknown reason couldn't find it. Have no idea why. GuessI'll

Yu don’t say which version of Jaws you are now using, but it installed with my 2024 and 2025 jaws. The path is "C:\Program Files\Freedom Scientific\JAWS\2025\HJPAD.EXE" Or whatever version of Jaws

Here's the correct use of F3 for a JAWS repeat find, which has been in effect for as long as I've used JAWS: When in MS Word, add the JAWS key. I believe this is the only program where it's required,

Listers, After finally uninstalling JAWS versions 20-23, I managed to lose my copy of HJPad. I would like to work with this thing, just to see if it is an editor I can use, but will need to find

I definitely believe you put that back, because it threw me for such a loop the first time I used Insert + F3 and got the Virtual HTML Viewer. Thanks very much for the tips on what to look for.?

People are probably doing this with the insert key because it seems that you have to use the insert key in NVDA, which I find annoying.

Just use F3 without JAWS key ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, May 6, 2025 11:38 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: [JFW-Users] How to make JAWS Key + F3 do repeat

The only time I use insert F3 is in email messages. On web pages or in a document, just F3 will repeat. Likewise, you only need to use control F to find, unless you are in an email, and then it is

If you open the jaws menu with insert=j and arrow down to utilities, right arrow to open it and arrow down to keyboard manager. Once you hit enter to open keybaord manager, try typing jaws find and

I always used F3 in a browser, not Insert F3. And for the find command in a browser, I always used Control F. Have you tried JAWS keyboard manager? Sent: Tuesday, May 6, 2025 11:39 AM To:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/keyboard-shortcuts-for-outlook-3cdeb221-7ae5-4c1d-8c1d-9e63216c1efd#bkmk_flags Ctrl + Shift + G opens the dialog to set a custom flag.? If the thing is

For almost as long as I've been working with JAWS, and only changing recently, one invoked a JAWS Find with JAWS Key + Ctrl + F and then, after having found the first instance, hitting JAWS Key + F3

Hello Adrian, After clearing the flag from the item in Tasks, the Ctrl+1 should put focus back in the message list. The tasks list in Outlook Classic is generally accessed by using Ctrl+4. However, if

Let me add the "genius" praise for this follow-up. Brian, I list below the steps I used based on your narrative description and my experience following it. Do you have a better idea for exiting the

Thanks Brian, I do appreciate your genius. Rick Sent: Monday, May 5, 2025 8:05 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [JFW-Users] How to remove red flag from Outlook 2015 messages Hello Rick, Yes, I

John, you're a genius! I just went into setting center, then "configure verbosity levels." Under beginner, I had my JAWS message length set to "long." I changed it to "short," and presto! I love this

Hello Rick, Yes, I have replicated what you mentioned. It appears that as long as the flagged message doesn't go to the To Do or Tasks area then the flag will be removed. You can use Ctrl with 4

Hey, Siegard, That is a great idea. When can I expect the hat? LOL Mr. Ed Sent: Monday, May 5, 2025 10:06 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [JFW-Users] [Tech-VI] Viewpoint: an AI-powered Screen