Enhancements in Fusion 2025.2508.21 and ZoomText 2025.2508.35 (September 2025)$$$The following describes improvements made in the September 2025 update.$$$$$$Unicode characters in ZoomText Message Center now display as normal text instead of showing their code values.$$$Cursor enhancements and focus tracking now work reliably when typing in a Command Prompt window.$$$VMWare is now known as Omnissa. As a result; several VMWare scripts stopped working. This has been resolved and both old VMWare scripts and new Omnissa scripts are now supported.$$$True Center Tracking always keeps tracked objects in the center of the screen. It is now automatically disabled when you enable Live Text View.$$$ZoomText now correctly reads the Auto renews on field in the ZoomText About dialog box.$$$ZoomText now announces only the current selection in the Chrome search box instead of both the current and previous selections.$$$The Recorder feature now works correctly after switching between different Vocalizer Expressive 2 voices and languages in ZoomText.$$$Convenient OCR is a feature that lets you recognize text in inaccessible documents and images. In Fusion; Convenient OCRs Mouse Mode is now working again when using it with Outlook messages.$$$The Run ZoomText As command is no longer visible in the Fusion Preferences menu.$$$$$$Enhancements in Fusion 2025.2508.21 and JAWS 2025.2508.120 (September 2025)$$$The following is a list of improvements made between the July 2025 release and the September 2025 update.$$$$$$Support for Multi-Line Braille Displays$$$JAWS now fully supports multi-line Braille output to compatible Braille displays. This is a major leap forward in Braille access; enabling users to interact with complex content more naturally and efficiently than ever before.$$$$$$View multiple lines and even entire paragraphs simultaneously rather than having to constantly pan the display line by line.$$$Get a better representation of the structured layout in a document or web page; especially when viewing tables; charts; or spreadsheets.$$$An enhanced Structured Mode in Word documents; web pages; and other rich text environments for showing control type indicators across multiple lines and not limiting them to the line containing the cursor.$$$Currently; JAWS supports the Monarch from American Printing House for the Blind (APH) and the Dot Pad from Dot Inc. Note that to use JAWS multi-line functionality on the Monarch; you must be running firmware version 1.3 or higher.$$$$$$Two Distinct Modes Depending on Reading Context$$$Wrapped Mode: Ideal for reading documents and web pages; with text flowing naturally across lines. Great for reading books; articles; or emails when you just want to continuously read.$$$Cropped Mode: Best for structured content like tables and spreadsheets. This mode keeps things aligned so columns; rows; and layout stay true as you move from line to line.$$$To select a reading mode; use the Select Braille View dialog (ALT+INSERT+V).$$$$$$Cropped Mode is also used exclusively in Excel; or when focus moves into a table in Word documents; Google Docs; and on web pages. This allows for the proper display of column and row data along with their coordinates in spreadsheets and tables. A column separator represented by DOTS 4-5-6-8 is also displayed to help easily identify the separation between columns. Specific to Excel; cell titles remain at the top while any monitor cells defined in JAWS Quick Settings persist at the bottom for easy reference.$$$$$$Split Braille Extended for Multi-Line Use$$$The Freedom Scientific Split Braille feature lets users show content on a Braille display from two different locations. When Split Braille is active; the Braille display is split into two regions. One region contains the text at the cursor; while the other region contains the split content based on a selected view.$$$$$$Split Braille now works with multi-line displays. This enables users to take advantage of different views including buffered text; annotations;

Whats New in Fusion 2025$$$This page describes the new features and improvements introduced in Fusion 2025.$$$$$$Download Fusion$$$Latest Fusion Enhancements; for a complete list of enhancements made in this release; including the most recent update.$$$Read previous Fusion release notes by selecting a version from the list $$$Fusion 2025$$$Fusion 2025 Features$$$FSCompanion: Your AI-Powered assistant for Learning JAWS and Microsoft Applications$$$With so many features and keystrokes available between JAWS; Windows; and the various Office apps; it can be challenging to locate the information you need to perform a specific task or even look up a setting or keystroke you no longer recall. The new AI assistant; FSCompanion; lets you ask questions about JAWS and other applications and quickly provides the information you need without you having to search through multiple documents and web pages to find it. Want to know how a particular JAWS feature works; or the sequence of keystrokes to perform a specific task in Word? Ask FSCompanion; and the AI searches through various help and training resources in a matter of seconds; and provides the key details in a concise step-by-step format.$$$$$$FSCompanion has been trained using JAWS help and training data as well as support content from Microsoft. It currently does not contain any data for ZoomText and Fusion; but it will be able to also assist with these products soon.$$$$$$FSCompanion is capable of responding to questions about the following; with an emphasis on providing specific keystrokes as answers.$$$$$$JAWS usage$$$Windows usage and navigation$$$Web browsing$$$Microsoft Word$$$Microsoft Excel$$$Microsoft Outlook$$$Microsoft PowerPoint$$$To open FSCompanion; do one of the following:$$$$$$In JAWS; press the layered command; INSERT+SPACEBAR; followed by F1. FSCompanion is also located in the JAWS Help menu under Web Resources.$$$Go to FSCompanion.ai from a PC or mobile device using your preferred web browser.$$$Once the FSCompanion page opens; press TAB to move to the edit field and type a question. After typing a question; press ENTER; and JAWS will automatically read the response as soon as it is displayed. Focus remains in the edit field; so you can ask any follow-up questions.$$$$$$To review answers; use TAB; SHIFT+TAB; or the ARROW keys. Select the New Conversation button to start a new topic; or select the Feedback button to submit any comments about a response.$$$$$$Here are a few example questions to help get you started.$$$$$$How do I change the JAWS volume?$$$How do I select cells in Excel?$$$How do I turn off the Preview Pane in Outlook?$$$How do I select text?$$$How do I set a PlaceMarker on a page?$$$Please ask as many questions as you like; and don’t hesitate to give feedback on your experiences. The types of questions you ask and the feedback you provide are very important as it helps our team train the model to be more accurate.$$$$$$Note: FSCompanion is optimized for English; as it has been trained with English documentation. This means that the answers it gives are based on English keystrokes and terminology. For the best experience; please use it in English. If you ask questions in another language; the keystrokes and descriptions it provides might not be accurate. We are working on supporting additional languages.

Whats New in Fusion 2025$$$This page describes the new features and improvements introduced in Fusion 2025.$$$$$$Download Fusion$$$Latest Fusion Enhancements; for a complete list of enhancements made in this release; including the most recent update.$$$Read previous Fusion release notes by selecting a version from the list $$$Fusion 2025$$$Fusion 2025 Features$$$FSCompanion: Your AI-Powered assistant for Learning JAWS and Microsoft Applications$$$With so many features and keystrokes available between JAWS; Windows; and the various Office apps; it can be challenging to locate the information you need to perform a specific task or even look up a setting or keystroke you no longer recall. The new AI assistant; FSCompanion; lets you ask questions about JAWS and other applications and quickly provides the information you need without you having to search through multiple documents and web pages to find it. Want to know how a particular JAWS feature works; or the sequence of keystrokes to perform a specific task in Word? Ask FSCompanion; and the AI searches through various help and training resources in a matter of seconds; and provides the key details in a concise step-by-step format.$$$$$$FSCompanion has been trained using JAWS help and training data as well as support content from Microsoft. It currently does not contain any data for ZoomText and Fusion; but it will be able to also assist with these products soon.$$$$$$FSCompanion is capable of responding to questions about the following; with an emphasis on providing specific keystrokes as answers.$$$$$$JAWS usage$$$Windows usage and navigation$$$Web browsing$$$Microsoft Word$$$Microsoft Excel$$$Microsoft Outlook$$$Microsoft PowerPoint$$$To open FSCompanion; do one of the following:$$$$$$In JAWS; press the layered command; INSERT+SPACEBAR; followed by F1. FSCompanion is also located in the JAWS Help menu under Web Resources.$$$Go to FSCompanion.ai from a PC or mobile device using your preferred web browser.$$$Once the FSCompanion page opens; press TAB to move to the edit field and type a question. After typing a question; press ENTER; and JAWS will automatically read the response as soon as it is displayed. Focus remains in the edit field; so you can ask any follow-up questions.$$$$$$To review answers; use TAB; SHIFT+TAB; or the ARROW keys. Select the New Conversation button to start a new topic; or select the Feedback button to submit any comments about a response.$$$$$$Here are a few example questions to help get you started.$$$$$$How do I change the JAWS volume?$$$How do I select cells in Excel?$$$How do I turn off the Preview Pane in Outlook?$$$How do I select text?$$$How do I set a PlaceMarker on a page?$$$Please ask as many questions as you like; and don’t hesitate to give feedback on your experiences. The types of questions you ask and the feedback you provide are very important as it helps our team train the model to be more accurate.$$$$$$Note: FSCompanion is optimized for English; as it has been trained with English documentation. This means that the answers it gives are based on English keystrokes and terminology. For the best experience; please use it in English. If you ask questions in another language; the keystrokes and descriptions it provides might not be accurate. We are working on supporting additional languages.

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