Amy,
I admit I'm not the most qualified person to answer this question but 
I'm wondering if you've tried or considered using JAWS on a Windows 10 
device which utilizes a touch screen. While I've not had a chance to try 
out this combination myself, later versions of JAWS take advantage of 
using a touchscreen with gestures which may or may not be easier on your 
arms.
David Goldfield, Assistive Technology Specialist Feel free to visit my 
Web site WWW.DavidGoldfield.Info
On 2/6/2016 11:26 AM, Amy Bower wrote:
> Hi All:  I'm wondering if anyone else using a screen reader like Jaws has
> developed an overuse injury like Carpal tunnel or tennis elbow. I have the
> latter bad in my right elbow, and I think the primary cause is overuse of my
> right hand on the numpad to navigate the screen using Jaws. I've got J-say
> up and running, and if I'm feeling patient, I can replace some typing and
> navigation using it. But I think I do a lot of arrow up and arrow down to
> skim text and find things I'm looking for. Perhaps I don't take enough
> advantage of Jaws quick keys like next sentence, next paragraph, etc. I
> haven't used skim reading mode at all.  I'm curious if anyone has figured
> out ways to minimize keystrokes that we usually use for screen reading and
> navigating to avoid overuse. Thanks.
> -Amy B.
>
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