When I'm having trouble with a web page, I try different screen readers 
and different browsers. Every once in a while, Narrator is the one that 
gives me the best results. this is true in Windows 10, and it was true 
in Windows 8 and 8.1. You have to learn Narrator commands, of course. I 
can't wait for the new, more intuitive set.


On 6/12/2016 1:43 PM, Jim Hamilton wrote:
> Harry:
>
> So, does this mean that your issue with "web pages not fully loading" is a
> "JAWS problem?  It certainly does not seem to be a Windows 10 problem.  In
> fact, it appears to be the Windows 10 Narrator that saved you!
>
> Does anyone know if that would have worked with Narrator on a Windows 8.1
> PC.
>
> Jim H
>
> -----Original Message-----
> Subject: [VICUG-L] wow, what a difference!
>
> Hi all,
> Tonight, as I am up late, I'm reading some ham radio articles.
> I'm using Jaws 17, on a windows 10 desktop, and, of course, Narrator is
> also available if I need it.
> So, I clicked on a link, to a 2nd page of ham radio news articles. With
> jaws, the page just sat there, and did not load all of the page.
> So then, I shut down jaws, and pressed Windows enter, and Narrator came
> up talking.
> Then, for the heck of it, I said, "I'm going to see if Narrator can read
> this page, or not, and then, I'll know if it's a jaws issue, or, if it's
> a case of a web page not loaded."
> I pressed the reading command for Narrator, caps lock and the letter m,
> and you know what? The page, the entire page, was read, by Narrator.
> Now I know NVDA users are having the same problem, with this same web
> site, and same web pages on the site.
> So, try it for yourself, go to the link below that I've pasted in, and
> if it doesn't load using Jaws or NVDA, shut down Jaws or NVDA, and press
> windows key enter to launch Narrator, and then press the read command
> caps lock m and you'll be amazed as I was.
> Now, if I only could get the find command control f, to work with Narrator.
> The link to this page is
> http://www.eham.net/articles/?page=2&type=1
> Harry
>
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