Tom,

To fix this problem, you need to do two things:  First, you need to 
get rid of the hot key that activates Jaws 5.  To do this, go to your 
desktop and find the icon for Jaws 5.  Then press Alt+Enter to open 
the Properties dialog.  Tab to the Shortcut Key item and press the 
backspace key to get rid of the existing hotkey.  Then press Enter to 
close the dialog.

Now, you need to define the hotkey to activate Jaws 7.  To do this, 
go to the desktop and find the icon for Jaws 7.  As before, bring up 
the properties dialog and tab to the shortcut key item.  Now, press 
the key you want to use (Control+Alt+J) and press Enter.  Now things 
will work as you want them to.  Make sure you execute these 
instructions in the exact order I've given them, or you will get some 
unpredictable results.  Good luck.

Steve

On Monday 7/24/06 14:02 T Behler wrote:
>Hi, all.
>
>Earlier in the Summer, I installed Jaws 7.0 on my various computers.  I
>simply replaced Jaws 5.0 with 7.0.
>
>I have recently discovered, though, that whenever I use the alt control J
>shortcut key to access Jaws after it has been disabled, the computer keeps
>reverting back to Jaws 5.0.
>
>Can someone give me instructions as to how to set up the alt control J
>shortcut for Jaws 7.0?
>
>I don't have to un-install Jaws 5.0, do I?
>
>Thanks, and 73 from Tom Behler: KB8TYJ