JAWS is a screen reading program that gives blind and visually impaired, and otherwise print challenged individuals access to information on their computers. The acronym JAWS stands for Job Access with Speech and is currently supported in Windows 95, 98, Millennium, NT, Windows 2000, and Windows XP operating systems. JAWS is a trademark of Freedom Scientific located in St. Petersburg, Florida. This tutorial is protected under international copyright law and may not be reproduced or distributed without express written permission of the copyright holder, all rights reserved. A table of contents follows. 


Table of Contents:

01 Welcome Message & Table of Contents
02 JAWS Installation
03 Configuring Windows XP
04 Starting JAWS 
05 The JAWS for Windows User Interface 
06 JAWS Help
07 An Introduction to Windows 
08 Using Windows Explorer
09 Using The Recycle Bin 
10 Using The Windows Find Dialog 
11 The Windows Control Panel
12 Windows Taskbar Properties 
13 An Introduction to HJPad
14 HJPad Sample Dialogs
15 Formatting a Document in HJPad 
16 Using Find and Replace in HJPad 
17 Using the Spell Checker in HJPad 
18 Printing a Document Created in HJPad and Using the Windows Clipboard
19 An Introduction to the JAWS Managers
20 JAWS Dictionary Manager
21 Using Graphics Labeler
22 Using JAWS with Internet Explorer 
23 Using the JAWS Cursor