It's still unclear what you had when the table was still there. As for navigating, you can go character by character with the right and left arrow keys and word by word by adding control to those keys

If I'm not mistaken, that text can be deleted like any other text.

I don't really understand. Once the table is no longer a table, the delete key works as it does with any other part of a Word document. That is, one press deletes one character, control-delete deletes

An indirect way might work more conveniently. Cut the entire table from the document, copy it into Notepad, then recopy back to the document. It would go something like this: Mark the beginning of the

It’s so hard to figure out which variable is causing a computer problem. As I’ve reported more than once, I have no trouble carrying out queries on Amazon, even though, like Rebecca, I prefer to searc

Hi again, Dave. You can find the version number more easily by pressing JAWS key+cntrol+v when focus is on an open Chrome page.

Success. Thanks again, Rick.

I need to remove Doug Lee’s scripts for YouTube. I’m in the JAWS 2019 ENU folder and notice several YouTube files. I believe .JSS and .JSB files are script files, but I’m not sure. There are altogethe

I have. Several times in just the past two days.

Hi, Dave. I don’t have this problem, and I use Chrome all day long. The difference between our systems, as you report yours, is that I have Windows 10, not 7. Otherwise I have the latest release of JA

A week or so ago, I alerted the list that I’d contacted Google disabilities support about my inability to access a translation page. that same day, Google acknowledged that they could replicate the pr

Vicki, what should work is pressing the PC cursor/plus key on the numpad twice quickly.

Hi, Faraz. As a threshold question, I wonder if you have Java script enabled in your browser. Here are the steps for Chrome, which I've slightly modified from a website's instructions: Open setting. C

Since I reported having a problem earlier accessing Amazon, I tried again a few minutes later and had no problem. So for me, any problem I’m having in connection with this thread seems to be neither J

Gerald, my experience with Chrome doesn’t back up what you say here. As I recall from an earlier post, you’re using an earlier version of JAWS and so basing your comment on comments you’ve read elsewh

An hour ago, my Amazon search went through fine. I just tried again, and now I’m landing on a blank page. I know it’s not the answer, but for anyone needing to do an Amazon search until this is fixed,

Hello, Takis. This might not address the specific problem you experience, but the list of enhancements for the current release of JAWS 2019 highlights improvements to Kindle support. They might be an

Assuming Outlook 365 works like Outlook 2010 through 2016, there’s an even simpler method: Create a new message with control-n. Press alt-p together. Press b. Note that “b” is a toggle. Repeat this pr

That was the answer. I can't tell you how many times I went through the content area without finding the sound toggle, but yes, it's there, and now I have sound. Thanks, Rick. If you were "Dear Abbie,

Rick, this seemed promising, but this path doesn't lead to the same results on my system. I wonder if it's because I'm still at Windows 10-1803. Or it may be because I'm using the Windows 7 classic sh