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JAWS Power Tip: How To List Specific Form Fields on a Web Page

Form fields are interactive elements on web pages, such as buttons, edit fields, checkboxes, radio buttons, and combo boxes. They ...
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An 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 Use Layered Commands to Access Important Features

Layered keystrokes in JAWS are special shortcuts that let you perform powerful actions by pressing keys in sequence, rather than ...
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An 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 Use Sound Splitter to Separate JAWS Speech from Other Audio

The Sound Splitter feature in JAWS lets you route all JAWS speech to one ear and audio from other applications ...
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ZoomText / Fusion Power Tip: Why Limit Pointer Navigation to the Active Window?

The "Hold CTRL key to stay within the active window" mouse navigation setting in ZoomText and Fusion can be very ...
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An 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 Check Laptop Battery and Network Status Using JAWS

Learn how to quickly check the battery and network status on your laptop using JAWS ...
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An 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 Create a Document in Google Docs with JAWS

Google Docs is a part of the Google Workspace suite of applications and is widely used in schools and in ...
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A Tale of Indifference: Introducing Braillewright — The All-New, Always-Free WordPress Theme from Top Tech Tidbits, Developed Against WCAG 2.2 AA Standards

Here, Aaron Di Blasi, Publisher for the Top Tech Tidbits weekly newsletter, introduces the Braillewright WordPress Theme, the all-new, always-free ...
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One Small Device, Staggering Engineering: How OneCourt Compresses a Live Stadium Into a Tablet Blind Fans Can Feel

Here Aaron Di Blasi, Publisher for the Top Tech Tidbits weekly newsletter, takes readers inside OneCourt, the Seattle company whose ...
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