Author: Top Tech Tidbits

When you browse the web, JAWS can announce both the page’s content and its structure. Structural information includes headings, regions, forms, tables, lists, and the beginning or end of those elements.

Formulas are instructions that tell Excel to calculate results from your data, and they matter because they automatically update when the underlying numbers change. Displaying all formulas in a worksheet helps you review how the spreadsheet works, find errors, and confirm that calculations are using the correct cells.

You can virtualize a window using JAWS to create a temporary, text-based copy of its contents. It lets you review information in a clean reading view, even when the original window is difficult to navigate.

The Windows List dialog displays a list of all currently open application windows on your computer. This includes programs, documents, and other open windows.

When you have many applications open, it can be difficult to quickly access your desktop to open a file, shortcut, or folder. WINDOWS+D is a Windows hotkey that instantly hides all open windows and shows the desktop, making it easy to get to what you need without closing anything. This is a fast way to clear your workspace and stay organized.