Hi all,
I'm desperately trying to disable the following JAWS 2020 Google Chrome
Browser command: Control+WindowsKey+J. Within Chrome this will jump to a
specific table cell, but I want to use this command for my own personal use
with another application.
I can't find this JAWS script anywhere within the Chrome settings or even
the default keyboard settings. I did find this JumpToLine command within the
JAWS 2020 Internet Explorer keyboard manager within the following file in
JAWS 2020:
C:\ProgramData\Freedom Scientific\JAWS\2020\Scripts\enu\Internet
Explorer.jkm
I moved the InternetExplorer.jkm file outside of the Freedom Scientific
folder into my D drive to edit out the keyboard command. I placed a
semicolon at the beginning of the line to wipe out the Control+WinKey+J
command. I then moved the file back to its original location. I even went as
far as restarting my computer.
Even after my modification, if Chrome is open, and if I press this
control+WindowsKey+J command JAWS will tell me that I'm not in a table,
which means I've not fully disabled the keyboard command from within JAWS. I
looked in the keyboard manager within the Internet Explorer folder, and the
keyboard command is no longer showing. It appears the keyboard command is
gone, but the script still remains.
I should also mention that the "Not in table" message is still announced
within Internet Explorer.
Where else can I look within my JAWS 2020 scripts to wipe out this
Control+WinKey+J command?
Thanks for any help,
JR
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