Hi all; Different forms read differently depending on how and in what application the form was created. Usually, when I have to fill out a form, I read through it either by continuous reading or by using line by line, first. This way I have an idea what will be asked and sometimes I realize that I am missing field names once I go into forms mode. Also, there may be text instructions missed if only relying on turning on forms mode and tabbing through the fields. I have created forms through MS Word where you could turn on forms mode and tab through and fill out the form. But not all forms are made in MS Word. So, still the only solution for those types of forms is to use Aidrions method of turning on and off forms mode. Debbie ----- Original Message ----- From: Adrian Spratt To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 4:49 AM Subject: Re: filling out forms In these cases you need to be willing to go in and out of forms mode. Actually, I never rely on what JAWS reads as I go through a form in forms mode. Sometimes the wrong message is read for the current entry field. You leave forms mode by pressing the numpad plus button and return by pressing enter on the field where you're about to enter data. ----- Original Message ----- From: Stephen Faill hello list. some forms i have come across are easier to fill out than others. a lot of forms will tell you what part you are filling out, i.e the first edit box might be your name and the second your e mail address. on the other hand some forms are a pain. i recently came across one that i couldn't fill out because i didn't know what edit box i was on. even a say line jaws keystroke didn't tell me what edit box i was on it just said edit. my question is this. is there a keystroke that i can perform to get jaws to tell me what edit box i am on or is there any other way i can find out? also while in forms mode how do i get out of it? all help appreciated. stephen