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From: Jewell, John H
Date: Tue, Jun 01 2010 12:09PM
Subject: JAWS Say All loops in a Word paragraph
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Is anyone familiar with JAWS Say All looping in a Word paragraph? JAWS
reads the paragraph down to a link at the end and then goes back to the
initial word at the beginning of the paragraph.
JAWS users did not have a problem when not using Say all.
Any suggestions welcomed.
John Jewell
From: Michael.Moore@dars.state.tx.us
Date: Tue, Jun 01 2010 1:06PM
Subject: Re: JAWS Say All loops in a Word paragraph
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Sounds like a bug to report to Freedom Scientific.
Mike Moore
(512) 424-4159
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Subject: [WebAIM] JAWS Say All loops in a Word paragraph
Is anyone familiar with JAWS Say All looping in a Word paragraph? JAWS
reads the paragraph down to a link at the end and then goes back to the
initial word at the beginning of the paragraph.
JAWS users did not have a problem when not using Say all.
Any suggestions welcomed.
John Jewell
From: Hoffman, Allen
Date: Thu, Jun 03 2010 4:54PM
Subject: Re: JAWS Say All loops in a Word paragraph
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I have seen this behavior from time to time in say all in Word.
No solution known.
Use something else as soon as you can.
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From: Jewell, John H [mailto: = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = ]
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Subject: [WebAIM] JAWS Say All loops in a Word paragraph
Is anyone familiar with JAWS Say All looping in a Word paragraph? JAWS
reads the paragraph down to a link at the end and then goes back to the
initial word at the beginning of the paragraph.
JAWS users did not have a problem when not using Say all.
Any suggestions welcomed.
John Jewell
From: David Farough
Date: Fri, Jun 04 2010 9:45AM
Subject: Re: JAWS Say All loops in a Word paragraph
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What version of Jaws and Word is being used?
You could try switching the Sayall options. This may help.
These options are found in the Jaws configuration manager from the
settings menu use the Sayall options item.
The available options are:
Say all: Lines with pauses, Lines without pauses, Sentence and
paragraph.
>>> "Jewell, John H" < = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = > 01:07 pm Tuesday, June 01,
2010 >>>
Is anyone familiar with JAWS Say All looping in a Word paragraph? JAWS
reads the paragraph down to a link at the end and then goes back to
the
initial word at the beginning of the paragraph.
JAWS users did not have a problem when not using Say all.
Any suggestions welcomed.
John Jewell
From: Jewell, John H
Date: Tue, Jun 08 2010 2:12PM
Subject: Re: JAWS Say All loops in a Word paragraph
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Thank you, David.
Our user with the problem was using Jaws 10.0 along with MS Word 2000. He tried the recommendation in your message and it appears to have fixed the problem. His Say All feature, was set on sentence, and he changed it to paragraph. It now seems to be working without any further problem.
I would prefer that there be no problem, but understanding that the looping may involve a specific option under Say All (set to sentence) suggests that the problem is not a more general one.
John
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Subject: Re: [WebAIM] JAWS Say All loops in a Word paragraph
What version of Jaws and Word is being used?
You could try switching the Sayall options. This may help.
These options are found in the Jaws configuration manager from the
settings menu use the Sayall options item.
The available options are:
Say all: Lines with pauses, Lines without pauses, Sentence and
paragraph.
>>> "Jewell, John H" < = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = > 01:07 pm Tuesday, June 01,
2010 >>>
Is anyone familiar with JAWS Say All looping in a Word paragraph? JAWS
reads the paragraph down to a link at the end and then goes back to
the
initial word at the beginning of the paragraph.
JAWS users did not have a problem when not using Say all.
Any suggestions welcomed.
John Jewell