What version of JAWS are you using? JAWS did not support emoji until fairly recently, if I remember correctly. All this is designed to work best with current Windows and current JAWS. Windows 10—I hav

But you did it! 😤 As I said, sometimes, it can take a bit of arrowing or tabbing until we learn, or remember, what we need to do. Doing this just from the keyboard, without being able to look, as sigh

This is the way it works for me. If you want to add an emoji to a blank message or document, press the spacebar before you open the emoji panel. 😊 There was a space to the left of the emoji.) Or, type

Windows key-period worked for me. 👌 I pressed enter on it and then pressed escape and the emoji was there. It does not work in a blank message though for some reason. Neither with the period or the se

Someone from the list posted this earlier. https://emojipedia.org/people/ You can get a description of the emoji you want and then use the button to copy it. A mind is like a parachute. It doesn't wor

It can be frustrating, learning when to tab and when to arrow up or down, left or right. There are quite a few categories, recently used, smiling faces and animals, celebrations, food, transportation…

No, with the emoji panel, you do not press the alt key or use the number pad. Windows key with either the period or the semicolon are the keys you use. When you find an emoji you like, pressing enter

No, I should have said. Only in Windows 10.

Windows key-period or windows key-semicolon will open the emoji panel. There are several categories to tab through. The emoji are in grid form so you arrow up and down or sideways to view selections.

When you tab to the edit box asking for the captcha solution, turn your PC cursor on again and arrow up a line. There will be a simple math problem to solve. Just write the answer in the edit box and

In case this is helpful: In the JAWS help menu, there is an entry for JAWS keyboard commands. Also this information is posted online, with a button to download. https://support.freedomscientific.com/C

You’re welcome. We learn new things all the time. I played around in Word, trying to get it to number each line consecutively in a document. This would be necessary, I assume, to tell someone else wha

Sorry. I just re-read the original request and you’re correct. I have my number of lines checked because I often would like to know where I am on that particular page. I’ve never needed to know the nu

This works for me. Press f6 till you hear Status bar tool bar Press the context menu key or shift-f10. You will be in a list of items. Either arrow down or tab and check what you want. I have page num

If you’re alt-tabbing, I would assume you’re using the alt-tab to switch from one program to another—a Word doc to an email message--or between two documents or messages within the same program (if yo

If you press insert-1 (on the top of the keyboard) JAWS says, on. You can press a key to learn what it is and what it does. If you press the key twice quickly, it will give you more information. To tu

This may be of interest if your contacts list has not been, um, addressed, yet. Smile. This is an easy way to add a sender’s name to the permanent contacts list. 1. Open the message containing the sen

I posted this earlier, but here it is again in case it helps. Open Adobe, either from the icon on your desktop, or from the start menu. Press control-k. Press s till you hear Security enhanced. There

Learn something every day. Smile. I did not have the name only checkbox checked. Now it is, for future possible use. But names do have to be in the contacts list for this to work. As I said off-list P

Okay, I never do it this way, but you can press control-shift-b and it will bring up a search box for contacts. Type the name and press enter on the result to get all the information If you use either