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Re: Excel sheet

patti
 

Ok here is what I did.

I went into my jaws 2018 ENU folder, and copied the file Excel Classic, and pasted it in my jaws 2019 ENU folder, and now I don’t hear the coordinates.

Thanks Dave for giving me the name of the file.

Patti

 

Actually, I'm running Office 2007 and I can turn off the cell coordinates just fine. Yes, using the latest JAWS 2019 on a Windows 7 OS. I see that the scripts loaded with Excel is called "Excel Classic". Perhaps if you linked that script with your execution of Excel, you could revert back to not hearing the coordinates.

 

Dave
Oregonite, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and Pioneer

 

 

----- Original Message -----

From: Phil Cox

Sent: Saturday, March 16, 2019 14:48

Subject: Re: [jaws-users] Excel sheet

 

Hello

 

This started happening with the release of Jaws2019 when they said they were having Jaws handle the different MS Office versions separately instead of globally.

When I called Vispero supportabout the coordinates setting not working any longer in 2010, they told me that they no longer support any MS Office below 2013.

 

Keep Smiling!

Phil

 

 

----- Original Message -----

From: patti

Sent: Saturday, March 16, 2019 4:01 PM

Subject: [jaws-users] Excel sheet

 

Hey Gang.

I’m running jaws 2019, MS 2010, on a 64 bit laptop.

In my excel sheet I don’t want to hear any of the Coordinates. When I had jaws 2018, it worked, and hear is what I did for jaws 2019, but I still hear A1.

What can I do to shut them off?

Thanks Patti

 

Coordinates shutting off

Works in windows 10, and MS 2010, and above

*shortcut

1, insert V

2, arrow past the edit field

3, press the letter R, reading options

4, arrow down once to

5, cell verbosity content plus Coordinates

6, space bar to content only

7, arrow down to object count, and make sure it’s not checked

8, press enter, and it will put you back in your worksheet

 

 

 

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