you need to unzipped them to the jaws 6.2 settings enu folder. With JAWS
6.2 it is a little trickier to find where this folder is. You can go to
documents and settings on your c drive and under that folder you should find
at least 4 folders, one should be administrator, another should be all
users, another should be owner and it escapes me what the last one is at the
moment. It seems every computer running XP is different, on my desktop
running XP, I found it under the owner folder and on my laptop also running
XP I found it under the all users folder.
You will probably need to experiment and look in all of them but when you
start with the first one, I would suggest owner, open it, click on
application data, under application data, click on freedom scientific, under
freedom scientific click on JAWS and under jaws click on jaws 6.2. Under
6.2 you will find settings and when you open it you will find the enu folder
so open it and paste in your scripts, hope this helps, Judy
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike and Doreen Yale" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Sunday, October 30, 2005 9:31 AM
Subject: JAWS 6.2 AND SCRIPTS
> Hi folks:
> This morning I downloaded Ad Aware and the accompanying JAWS scripts files
> from the JFW site. Please can someone tell me what folders within the
> JAWS
> application I need to unzip the JAWS scripts to?
> I am running Windows XP home and JAWS 6.2
> Many thanks.
> DOREEN YALE.
>
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