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ZoomText / Fusion Power Tip: How To Lock Your Mouse Pointer Size in ZoomText

When using ZoomText, the mouse pointer shrinks and enlarges as you increase or decrease magnification. This can make it difficult to locate. You can lock it to a fixed size so it is easier to track.

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JAWS Power Tip: How To Disable the New Adobe Acrobat Reader Experience

The “new” Adobe Acrobat Reader experience is a redesigned interface that is enabled by default when you first start Adobe Acrobat Reader. Some users, especially those using screen readers like JAWS, may find the new interface less accessible or missing certain features available in the legacy interface. Disabling it can help ensure better compatibility and access to all features.

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JAWS Power Tip: How To Quickly Locate Text with the JAWS Find Command

The JAWS Find command is a powerful tool that helps you quickly locate specific words or phrases on a page, especially when standard search shortcuts like CTRL+F aren’t available. This is particularly useful in applications such as Adobe Reader, where searching within a PDF may not work as expected with typical keyboard shortcuts. It can also be used in a document, on a web page, or in an email in Outlook to locate text.

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JAWS Power Tip: How To Adjust The Voice Rate Using Keyboard Commands

You can adjust the JAWS voice rate using keyboard commands so you can quickly make JAWS speak faster or slower as you work, without going into menus. This is useful if you want to speed up reading long documents or slow down for complex information.

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JAWS Power Tip: How To Access Multiple Sheets in An Excel Workbook

A workbook in Microsoft Excel is a file that can contain multiple sheets, each used to organize related sets of information including statistics, calculations, or data tables. For example, in a single Excel workbook, you might have one sheet for sales data, another for expenses, and a third for summaries or charts.

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