When you locate the command you want, press DOWN ARROW to move to a brief description of what the command does, and any additional keystrokes that can be used to perform the command. Each command name along with the most common keystroke used to perform it is displayed as a heading so you can quickly move between results using the H and SHIFT+H Navigation Quick Keys. Since this is an HTML window, you can use standard reading commands to review the search results.
Navigation in the JAWS Command Search Window NOTE: If Auto Forms Mode is set to manual, you will need to first press ENTER to activate Forms Mode before you begin typing in the edit box. Pressing ENTER turns off Forms Mode and places focus on the first result. As you type, the first result in the list is spoken automatically. Begin typing the description of the command you are looking for and the results area in the lower part of the window automatically updates. If Forms Mode is set to Auto or Semi-Auto, Forms Mode is activated when the edit box gains focus. When you start JAWS Command Search, an HTML window opens with focus in an edit box.
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The JAWS Command Search feature enables you to enter a full or partial description of a command whose keystroke you do not remember. Certain types of commands can be especially difficult to remember as some of them require pressing several keys at once. While there are certain commands that are used by the majority of JAWS users on a daily basis, such as reading the current line ( INSERT+UP ARROW) or reading the current window title ( INSERT+T), there are numerous commands that even the most experienced users do not use regularly and need to be looked up.
If you are using JAWS with a refreshable braille display, there are even JAWS commands that can be performed using the controls on the braille display. Many commands can be performed anywhere in Windows, such as reading the window title or current line, while other commands are only available in specific applications like Microsoft Word or Internet Explorer. JAWS provides many keystrokes to perform a variety of commands. A new feature to help you make the most of all the power in JAWS, even if you don't remember the keystrokes to use, is JAWS Command Search. JAWS is the most powerful screen reader in the world, and with that power comes a lot of options for people to try and remember. JAWS Command Search JAWS Command Search (New in JAWS 16)
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