As you know, Leasey contains a feature called LeaseyClips, allowing you to copy multiple text segments and paste them into a text edit area in any order of your choosing. However, Leasey version 9 also contains the ability to automatically append text to the windows clipboard for those people who would like to use it in this way. This means that you can copy or cut text segments from multiple sources and paste them into a document or text edit area.

Leasey makes it possible for you to have access to your Speech History without leaving your currently focused application. You can move back and forth through the history items, review individual items and copy any number of them to the Windows Clipboard.

Through Leasey, JAWS has the ability to automatically speak the content of the Outlook reading pane as you move through messages in a mail folder. This means that if the reading pane is enabled, as you move to a new message JAWS will speak the usual details such as the presence of attachments, author and subject, followed by the content of the reading pane. In most cases, the reading pane displays the entire content of a message. This can be very helpful because you can read your Email messages without opening them. Listening to this information can help in making a decision as to whether you wish to open the message, move it elsewhere or delete it. This feature is a real productivity boost.

We continue working with a cloud source to backup and restore our JAWS settings, In other words, those not related to Leasey, such as preferred speech synthesiser, dictionary files and more.

You now know the subject of this LeaseyBite. It is about working with the cloud. If you think this does not apply to you as you only use Leasey on one machine, think again. Listen up, and you might learn something to your advantage.

We continue our tour of the new features to come in the upcoming release of Leasey, looking at initial support for the Twitter web site and the Twitter app.

We continue our tour of the new features to come in the upcoming release of Leasey, looking at how we can abbreviate the announcements from Windows Notifications and application alerts, together with outlining some smaller but equally important new Leasey features.

We continue our tour of the new features to come in the upcoming release of Leasey, looking at support for Markdown. Markdown is a lightweight markup language that you can use to add formatting elements to text documents.

We continue our tour of the new features to come in the upcoming release of Leasey, looking at the changes to news and weather.

We begin our tour of the new features to come in the upcoming release of Leasey, looking first at the changes to radio and podcasts.