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Month: September 2025

JAWS Power Tip: How To Spellcheck an Email in the New OutlookAn image showing the JAWS screen reader logo on a computer monitor, featuring a stylized blue shark with sound waves next to the word JAWS. A software box labeled JAWS Screen Reader is positioned beside the monitor. To the right, a bright yellow speech bubble with black text reads 'Power Tips', surrounded by decorative lines and shapes on a white background.

JAWS Power Tip: How To Spellcheck an Email in the New Outlook

Published September 25, 2025 by Top Tech Tidbits

The new Outlook desktop app has a new design that differs from that of Outlook Classic, and can be navigated with JAWS using keyboard commands. In Outlook Classic, you can check spelling by pressing F7; however, this keyboard command does not work in the new Outlook. Instead, follow these steps.

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ZoomText Power Tip: How To Use Program Echo to Determine Which Items are SpokenAn image showing the ZoomText logo on a computer monitor, with the text 'ZoomText' in black and green. A software box labeled 'ZoomText Magnifier with Speech' sits beside the monitor in matching green and white colors. To the right, a bright yellow speech bubble with bold black and white text reads 'Power Tips', surrounded by decorative lines and geometric shapes on a white background.

ZoomText Power Tip: How To Use Program Echo to Determine Which Items are Spoken

Published September 11, 2025 by Top Tech Tidbits

Program echo determines what items are spoken by ZoomText speech as you navigate and use your applications. These items include: window titles, menus, dialogs, list views, tree views, and text that the cursor moves through.

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JAWS Power Tip: How To Turn Off the New Acrobat Reader InterfaceAn image showing the JAWS screen reader logo on a computer monitor, featuring a stylized blue shark with sound waves next to the word JAWS. A software box labeled JAWS Screen Reader is positioned beside the monitor. To the right, a bright yellow speech bubble with black text reads 'Power Tips', surrounded by decorative lines and shapes on a white background.

JAWS Power Tip: How To Turn Off the New Acrobat Reader Interface

Published September 4, 2025 by Top Tech Tidbits

When you start Adobe Acrobat Reader for the first time, the New acrobat Reader Interface will be enabled. We recommend disabling this and reverting back to the legacy interface to ensure access to all features and functionality. Here’s how.

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