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Hi Glenn, When you say Outlook Express the paid program, which Outlook Express are you referring too? There's OE Classic and there's Outlook Express from Runas Xp that's the Outlook Express from XP

Hi Loy, I am using Excel 2010 and I can arrow around with no issues. Mr. Ed

Hi Mike, I think it's the latter OE. He has to have a key to activate it. We tried various WinAmp states, but we did not try Jaws 16. Strangely it went away for a short time when switching to 2018,

Hi All, Since the last Jaws update along with a Windows update my computer crashes when I click on a link in an email that goes to a website. I am using IE. It does not happen every time. I say it

have you tried the task manager? if you still have speech you could bring it up with control shift escape.

Insert/Jaws key + Spacer bar then press the letter S. This is a toggle to turn speech off or on. Mr. Ed

Did he check to make sure his OE window is maximized? Take care. Mike. Sent from my iBarstool. Go dodgers! No one has more to say than the woman who says she doesn't want to talk about it.

Yes, he has to maximize OE and the messages each time he opens a message, otherwise, Jaws won't read anything.

I forgot to ask, does he run his OE with the Preview pane showing? There's other settings that could be making problems, but not knowing exactly how he's got it set-up it's hard to just start

I have tried bringing up the task manager but it will not let me. Mr. Ed

No on the preview pane, he did not change anything, that is the odd part. Glenn

If he ran the, Stascom Utility Suite, this would maximize the targeted windows automatically. Take care. Mike. Sent from my iBarstool. Go dodgers! No one has more to say than the woman who says

He claims that it did it with Stascom as well.

I don't know what to say. I can run the latest versions of Jaws without any problems, but prefer Jaws 16 because it works much better being it still has OE scripts. Has he tried rebooting the

Have you tried running Microsoft's malware removal tool? Tap the windows key and type in MRT and press enter. Glenn

Hi As stated above, you can define a key to start JAWS so the combination of Control+alt+(Chosen key(s)) will start a new copy of JAWS. However it used to be that it will only start a new copy of

Hi, Typically if Jaws is already running, running Jaws again only brings up the Jaws main window. Also, you can use many different key combinations to call up Jaws, as long as it does not conflict

What about Narrator? Will it start? You could use that to access the task manager and kill the JAWS process from there.

My issue is that periodically this hot key disappears and I have to set it again. Andy