tthe thing is that a newer version of jaws caused my earlier version  
to malffunction.

On Dec 2, 2006, at 12:04 AM, Tom Lange wrote:

Hi,
If you're concerned that some JAWS functionality might have been  
broken or altered in a way that's not to your liking, then keep an  
older version on your system.  Otherwise, removing earlier versions  
of JAWS shouldn't harm your system.
Tom


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> Hi list
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> I just installed my version of JAWS 8.0.  I still have two earlier  
> version of JAWS.  Is any reason I should keep these on my  
> computer.  Should I uninstall them?
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> Harry
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