No need to switch backĪnd forth between the word processor and my player. I am currently a working transcriptionist and use both Gearplayer from I am not 100% sure, but in google you might find some orientation. How to create a daisy book with that audio file? If you are able to create a daisy book with that audio file, using fs reader you can play/stop being on the editor software where you are typing just pressing control P. If either scenario has been attempted with Windows 10 as the operating system, I'd love to hear about it. When transcribing MP3s or other audio files, has anyone tried transcription software from NCH, or has anyone tried using a media player and setting up global hotkeys so you can control the player without moving out of the word processing program you're using to type the transcription? To: Transcribing Files with Jaws As Screen-Reader Since it still works well enough I didn't feel the need to attempt anything other. Here still doing it manually cycling back and forth between word processor and audio player of one's choosing. To: Re: Transcribing Files with Jaws As Screen-Reader

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