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JAWS key mapping conflict with defaults and outlook classic mappings #819

Closed ros3cin closed 2 months ago

ros3cin commented 3 months ago

Summary

JAWS has an override for Outlook where the INSERT+Z keystroke - instead of turning the virtual PC cursor on/off - toggles the navigation mode on/off instead, and that only works on an open text area (like the email body). The same thing happening to other fields in outlook such as the 'To' and 'Cc' fields.

Screenshots of the mapping below: The default mapping for everything. image

The special mappings for outlook image

So one could change those mappings to find a new one for the navigationModeToggle for outlook. But even after changing that, the original virtualPcCursorToggle is still unresponsive.

Expected result

Outlook specific mappings should not conflict with the default mappings. User should be able to normally toggle virtual PC cursor in Outlook using JAWSKey+Z.

Actual result

JAWSKey+Z is overriden by Outlook specific mappings, so the shortcut doesn't toggle virtual PC cursor on/off.

Additional Information

JAWS version and build number

JAWS professional edition Version 2024.2403.3

Operating System and version

OS Name Microsoft Windows 11 Enterprise Version 10.0.22631 Build 22631

Browser and version:

Outlook classic on Windows

stevefaulkner commented 2 months ago

@ros3cin is this an issue on the desktop Outlook or the web based outlook?

ros3cin commented 2 months ago

@stevefaulkner this is on Outlook desktop (classic/win32 version)

stevefaulkner commented 2 months ago

Thanks @ros3cin, unfortunately this is not the place to file JAWS issues on desktop apps, cc’ing @RFischer-FS @BrettLewisVispero who will be able better direct your issue to the appropriate place.

ros3cin commented 2 months ago

@stevefaulkner gotcha. Thank you!