Reporting of "has details" and the associated command to summarize the details relation have been updated to work in focus mode.MathType equations must also be manually converted to Office Math by selecting each, opening the context menu, choosing Equation options, Convert to Office Math.
For this to work, you must be running Microsoft Word 365/2016 build 14326 or later. In Microsoft Word accessed via UI Automation, NVDA will now make use of mathPlayer to read and navigate Office math equations. NVDA now warns about command line parameters which are unknown and not used by any add-ons. 
The new -lang command line parameter allows overriding the configured NVDA language. In recent builds of Microsoft Word via UI Automation on Windows 11, the existence of bookmarks, draft comments and resolved comments are now reported in both speech and braille. Support for reporting notes in MS Excel with UI Automation enabled on Windows 11. This release breaks compatibility with existing add-ons. There are also various Windows 11 bug fixes, for apps such as Calculator, Console, Terminal, Mail and Emoji Panel.ĮSpeak-NG and LibLouis have been updated, adding new Japanese, German and Catalan tables. There are improvements to braille display drivers including Seika Notetaker, Papenmeier and HID Braille. This provides a significant performance improvement over the old Object model access. The reader is encouraged to read the documentation included with JAWS or to click on one of the links on the JAWS documentation page.This release includes major improvements to UIA support with MS Office.įor Microsoft Office 0 and higher on Windows 11, NVDA will use UI Automation to access Microsoft Word documents by default. A screenshot of the basic settings windows for JAWS is shown in Figure 2 below. 
JAWS is highly configurable, and a discussion of the configuration options for JAWS is beyond the scope of this document. To turn off JAWS, exit the JAWS application or press Insert + F4.
How To Know That JAWS is Workingīy default, when JAWS launches, it will display the JAWS application window (Figure 1) and will say "JAWS for Windows is ready." If the window does not show, it may be minimized to the task or quick launch bar.įigure 1. Note: Pressing the CTRL key will temporarily silence JAWS. Refer to the JAWS Quick Start Guide for more ways to start JAWS. JAWS may be configured to launch when a user logs into Windows or it may be launched by double-clicking on the desktop icon or from the JAWS entry in the Start Menu. JAWS has a variety of features, including Braille support, multi-lingual speech synthesis, and multi-screen support. JAWS will assist users who are blind or low-vision to use a Windows computer. JAWS is a screen reader for Microsft Windows offered by Freedom Scientific, Inc.
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