Yes, Tom this is my understanding if you want WindowEyes to behave more like 
JAWS as far as the keyboard commands are concerned.

Howard #3

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Subject: Re: Window-Eyes available for free


> So, would I then install Window Eyes with the start-up wizard in the
> "insert" mode?
>
> Tom Behler: KB8TYJ
>
>
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> Tom,
>
> I think the comment that Howard made was referring to JAWS being the
> familiar screen reader as it uses the insert key as the modifier key for
> many of its commands.
>
> Howard #3
>
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> Subject: Re: Window-Eyes available for free
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>
>> Howard:
>>
>> I'll save your instructions for later use when I get the chance to work
>> with
>> and install Window Eyes here.
>>
>> But, one part of your instructions is unclear to me.
>>
>> You said:
>>
>> "The insert layout as they say, is similar to a familiar screen reader."
>>
>> What do you mean here by a familiar screen reader?   Where might the
>> insert
>> mode be most useful?
>>
>> I'll post this question to the list, in hopes that others like me might
>> benefit from your answer.
>>
>> Tom Behler: KB8TYJ
>>
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
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>> [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
>> On Behalf Of Howard Kaufman
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>> Subject: Re: Window-Eyes available for free
>>
>> Tom, I think many other people will have similar questions.
>>
>> 1.  When you install window-eyes, you will find a startup wizzard similar
>> to
>> jaws.
>> Here you can tell windows when and where to start automatically or not to
>> start at all.
>> 2.  alt-control-w is the default window-eyes hot key, but you can change
>> it
>> from the desktop icon, if that one is already in use, or if you want a
>> different one.
>> 3.  In that startup wizzard, you can choose the keyboard layout you want.
>> Their are three choices.
>> Desktop, laptop, and insert.  The insert layout as they say, is similar 
>> to
>
>> a
>> familiar screen reader.  No you can't copywright keys.
>> the free aps are powerful useful and fun.  Some things will not work as
>> well
>> as in jaws, some things will work better.
>> Two things you like is the automatic ability to read details in a 
>> folder's
>> list view.  and you will never hear dotdotdot again.
>> I am not sure about the differences with n1mm and n3fjp.
>> Here I use system access, nvda, jaws, and window-eyes.  They all have
>> their
>> place.
>> From what I can tell, e-mail is also smoother and less chatty with
>> window-eyes.
>>
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