Thanks for this advice, Steve. I will certainly have a look.
One thing I have learnt from my writing, is the use of Jaws quick keys for
finding comments within a Word document and other features; I've found this
feature really useful.
Alison
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Nutt
Sent: 18 June 2018 10:03
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Subject: [access-uk] Re: space marker
Hi Alison,
Please do look at Text Analyser in JAWS Basic Training. It can do all you
want, and more.
You can use sound schemes, voice pitch changes or words, and all kinds of
things.
I can help you with it at usual rates <Smile>.
All the best
Steve
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Sent: 18 June 2018 09:52
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Subject: [access-uk] Re: space marker
The ability to know when I have accidentally typed two spaces would be very
useful. Two of my Creative Writing Class are currently editing one of my
stories and one of the ost common errors they have found is that in places I
have spacing gaps. So I can see how this function might be useful but feel a
subtle tone would be more helpful than the screenreader constantly saying
"space marker".
One of the other errors was that on two occasions I'd accidentally changed
the font. I know that by pressing insert f in Jaws I can be told what
formatting I have but is there anyway in which I can be alerted when there
is a significant formatting change?
Alison
