Once the settings have been migrated, a dialog box opens where you can configure the JAWS startup options. Choose Yes to migrate your settings from JAWS 17, or choose No to start with the default settings in JAWS 18 and launch the Startup Wizard.
When JAWS 18 first starts after an install and it detects that there are custom user settings for JAWS 17 available, you will be asked if you want to migrate these settings to the current version of JAWS. This includes any application and default settings, scripts, dictionary entries, graphics labels, PlaceMarkers, flexible web rules, personalized web settings including custom labels, speech and sounds schemes, and voice profiles. We have reintroduced the ability for users to merge all user customized settings from the prior version of JAWS into the latest version. Migrate Settings from Prior Versions of JAWS A laundry list of additional features and bug fixes included in the two public betas is listed below. No release date has been given, though new versions of jaws typically are release around the end of October. Users of prior versions of Jaws may be happy to learn that you can once again import settings from a previous version of Jaws, though this will only work from Jaws 17 currently. Google Docs improvements include the ability to enter text using contracted braille and a variety of tweaks to improve speech output. Touch support gets a lot of love in this update, including the ability to start Jaws using a hotkey from a touch-enabled device. After the recent acquisition of AI Squared, Jaws 18 and ZoomText 11 are advertised as playing much nicer together, with Jaws handling most speech output and ZoomText handling magnification. Jaws 18 public betas have been flying out the door in anticipation of the upcoming release of version 18.
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