You’re very welcome, Shannon. I’m glad I could post something that would help you.

I’ll explain one situation where opening the email in the browser is very important. Sometimes I get an email which says it’s from my bank. The link doesn’t give the URL. Instead, it just says, click here. If you open the email in the browser, Press the applications key or Shift plus F10, and arrow down to “copy shortcut, it will put the actual link into the clipboard. Then you can paste that link into a text file in Notepad, and look at the link to see if the website where the link is directing you is really part of your bank’s website before you click on the link. Sometimes, knowing where the link already took you is too late to avoid a virus or malicious software.

Hi Bill,

I did it again and paid attention this time. It is opening the .mtl file in excel. I went to the section of settings and looked for the default apps. The file type .mtl was set to excel for some reason. I changed it to internet explorer and it works as advertised!

It is nicer to read some mail this way. I often hear the phrase If this message doesn’t work well to click here but I can never find where “Here” is. I thank you for the keystroke to make this happen.

Sometimes I wish it could just be the default for html messages to open there.

Shannon

Hi, Shannon. I don’t know why it didn’t open in the browser. Mine does by default. What browser do you have set as your default browser? I know Outlook has problems with Chrome.

Bill,

Sorry I don’t know the answer to your Outlook 2016 problem.

I did want to say thank you for the key stroke to do this in Outlook 2010!

I didn’t know that. I just tried it and it does work but in my case it did not open in IE like I thought it would, it opened in excel?

Why did it do that and how do I fixit so it would open in a browser?

Thank You Shannon

Hello. In Outlook 2010, there is a combination of keystrokes that allow an email to be displayed in an Internet Browser from the Outlook 2016 email client. This key combination is:

ALT plus H, A, V. This key combination does not work in Outlook 2016. can someone tell me what the steps are to view an email in the browser from the Outlook 2016 email client? I am not trying to view it by logging in on the web. I am trying to get Outlook 2016 itself to open the email in an html document using the web browser.

Thank you.

Bill White

billwhite92701@...

Hi Bill,

I have this problem too but I use the Alt W and then press 1 to get it to display a single page at a time.

I don’t know what I am actually doing when I do this but it works. I just wish I could get all multi page documents to display in this mannor all the time.

I wish it would be the default. I am using Office 2010 here at work.

Is this what you are doing with your steps?

Will your steps set that behavior as the default for all multi page documents?

Thanks

Shannon

Hi again, Gezim. I left out a step before number 6. After Step 5, press F6, then TAB to the Web View button and press ENTER.

Hi list,

When down or up arrowing in a Word document, the cursor skips the next page and moves to the other page, for example from page 1 to page 3. The only way how I can access the next page is to right or left arrow if I know that I am approaching the bottom of the page.

I am facing this issue in my workplace, where I am using the latest JAWS with MS Word 2010, whereas I am not facing this issue on my personal computer, using the latest JAWS with MS Word 2016.

I am looking forward to your advice.

Cheers,

Gezim

I wish there was a third option to say top and bottom, along with the noise and the silent options.

Not sure why it is not a thing?

Just my 2 cents.

Shannon

Good Morning, please bear with me.

I had never heard of this feature. Once this is downloaded, what can be done to set up the desired sounds?

Thank You

B

Hi again, Gezim. I left out a step before number 6. After Step 5, press F6, then TAB to the Web View button and press ENTER.

Hi list,

When down or up arrowing in a Word document, the cursor skips the next page and moves to the other page, for example from page 1 to page 3. The only way how I can access the next page is to right or left arrow if I know that I am approaching the bottom of the page.

I am facing this issue in my workplace, where I am using the latest JAWS with MS Word 2010, whereas I am not facing this issue on my personal computer, using the latest JAWS with MS Word 2016.

I am looking forward to your advice.

Cheers,

Gezim

Hi Bill,

I did it again and paid attention this time. It is opening the .mtl file in excel. I went to the section of settings and looked for the default apps. The file type .mtl was set to excel for some reason. I changed it to internet explorer and it works as advertised!

It is nicer to read some mail this way. I often hear the phrase If this message doesn’t work well to click here but I can never find where “Here” is. I thank you for the keystroke to make this happen.

Sometimes I wish it could just be the default for html messages to open there.

Shannon

Hi, Shannon. I don’t know why it didn’t open in the browser. Mine does by default. What browser do you have set as your default browser? I know Outlook has problems with Chrome.

Bill,

Sorry I don’t know the answer to your Outlook 2016 problem.

I did want to say thank you for the key stroke to do this in Outlook 2010!

I didn’t know that. I just tried it and it does work but in my case it did not open in IE like I thought it would, it opened in excel?

Why did it do that and how do I fixit so it would open in a browser?

Thank You Shannon

Hello. In Outlook 2010, there is a combination of keystrokes that allow an email to be displayed in an Internet Browser from the Outlook 2016 email client. This key combination is:

ALT plus H, A, V. This key combination does not work in Outlook 2016. can someone tell me what the steps are to view an email in the browser from the Outlook 2016 email client? I am not trying to view it by logging in on the web. I am trying to get Outlook 2016 itself to open the email in an html document using the web browser.

Thank you.

Bill White

billwhite92701@...

From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of Dale Alton
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2018 8:54 PM
To: main@jfw.groups.io
Subject: Re: Excel, Jaws 2018 reading value in different cell

Could you have titles or regions going?

Hello, I have a spread sheet setup with many columns. Then down 300 rows is a total row. For some reason when I’m on the total row which has a formula for all values in the column, Jaws is reading the value in the second row of the same column before it reads the actual value in the cell. Is there a setting in Jaws causing this or is something in Excel I need to change?

Good Morning, please bear with me.

I had never heard of this feature. Once this is downloaded, what can be done to set up the desired sounds?

Thank You

B

Hi, Shannon. I don’t know why it didn’t open in the browser. Mine does by default. What browser do you have set as your default browser? I know Outlook has problems with Chrome.

Bill,

Sorry I don’t know the answer to your Outlook 2016 problem.

I did want to say thank you for the key stroke to do this in Outlook 2010!

I didn’t know that. I just tried it and it does work but in my case it did not open in IE like I thought it would, it opened in excel?

Why did it do that and how do I fixit so it would open in a browser?

Thank You Shannon

Hello. In Outlook 2010, there is a combination of keystrokes that allow an email to be displayed in an Internet Browser from the Outlook 2016 email client. This key combination is:

ALT plus H, A, V. This key combination does not work in Outlook 2016. can someone tell me what the steps are to view an email in the browser from the Outlook 2016 email client? I am not trying to view it by logging in on the web. I am trying to get Outlook 2016 itself to open the email in an html document using the web browser.

Thank you.

Bill White

billwhite92701@...

Bill,

Sorry I don’t know the answer to your Outlook 2016 problem.

I did want to say thank you for the key stroke to do this in Outlook 2010!

I didn’t know that. I just tried it and it does work but in my case it did not open in IE like I thought it would, it opened in excel?

Why did it do that and how do I fixit so it would open in a browser?

Thank You Shannon

Hello. In Outlook 2010, there is a combination of keystrokes that allow an email to be displayed in an Internet Browser from the Outlook 2016 email client. This key combination is:

ALT plus H, A, V. This key combination does not work in Outlook 2016. can someone tell me what the steps are to view an email in the browser from the Outlook 2016 email client? I am not trying to view it by logging in on the web. I am trying to get Outlook 2016 itself to open the email in an html document using the web browser.

Thank you.

Bill White

billwhite92701@...

Hello. In Outlook 2010, there is a combination of keystrokes that allow an email to be displayed in an Internet Browser from the Outlook 2016 email client. This key combination is:

ALT plus H, A, V. This key combination does not work in Outlook 2016. can someone tell me what the steps are to view an email in the browser from the Outlook 2016 email client? I am not trying to view it by logging in on the web. I am trying to get Outlook 2016 itself to open the email in an html document using the web browser.

Thank you.

Bill White

billwhite92701@...

Something interesting, if you use Outlook, it will be 2016. When I bought mine, I got Office 2013, but today, I saw somewhere where this Outlook is 2016. Outlook is OK, only one thing it does that makes no sense to me, and I would disable, if I could, and that is collapse and expand. To me it is nonsense; I do realize that it has a purpose and makes sense to somebody, just not to me. Therefore, if I could eliminate that function, I would immediately.

Best regards,

Carolyn


-----Original Message-----
From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of
Steve Matzura
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2018 8:46 PM
To: main@jfw.groups.io
Subject: Re: Finally got windows 10 and have questions

Instead of using a browser for email, why not try a regular Windows mail program, like Thunderbird, or Windows Live Mail. I would not, however, recommend the native Windows 10 email client.


Your JAWS will tell you when there is an update, and invite you to download and install it by activating the appropriate button in the dialog. Ditto FSCast podcast episodes.


On 4/17/2018 8:32 PM, Shirley Tracy wrote:

Hi everyone,

I posted earlier I had bought an all-in-one computer, but got chicken and returned it. The one I have set up now is much more powerful--refurbished but works really well.

Here are my questions:

1. Do you all have trouble using EDGE? I generally use Internet Explorer or I used to sometimes use Firefox. When trying to read email today, I discovered that Edge will show me the messages but won't open the links. Is there a JAWS key that will open them? I'm using Roadrunner email through Mail.brighthouse.com. I'm using Internet Explorer right now, but I'd use Edge if it's possible.

2. I installed JAWS 1820 from the disk. I then downloaded the March update from the website. Do I need to download each of the other updates? Or will they be in the March update?
Windows 10 doesn't seem too difficult. It's just the learning curve that makes it seem daunting.

Thank you all for your patience. At least I'm trying to learn. (smile).

Shirley

I, for one, wouldn't even think of using Edge, as long as Internet Explorer still will work. Actually, I use Google, but Internet Explorer is the main browser.

Best regards,

Carolyn


-----Original Message-----
From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of Shirley Tracy
Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2018 8:32 PM
To: main@jfw.groups.io
Subject: Finally got windows 10 and have questions

Hi everyone,

I posted earlier I had bought an all-in-one computer, but got chicken and returned it. The one I have set up now is much more powerful--refurbished but works really well.

Here are my questions:

1. Do you all have trouble using EDGE? I generally use Internet Explorer or I used to sometimes use Firefox. When trying to read email today, I discovered that Edge will show me the messages but won't open the links. Is there a JAWS key that will open them? I'm using Roadrunner email through Mail.brighthouse.com. I'm using Internet Explorer right now, but I'd use Edge if it's possible.

2. I installed JAWS 1820 from the disk. I then downloaded the March update from the website. Do I need to download each of the other updates? Or will they be in the March update?
Windows 10 doesn't seem too difficult. It's just the learning curve that makes it seem daunting.

Thank you all for your patience. At least I'm trying to learn. (smile).

Shirley

Good Morning, please bear with me.

I had never heard of this feature. Once this is downloaded, what can be
done
to set up the desired sounds?

Thank You



B



From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf Of Joshua Hori
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2018 9:05 PM
To: jfw@groups.io; main@jfw.groups.io
Subject: Re: sounds at top & bottom of documents



Here is the link to the Office 365 sounds download.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-ph/download/details.aspx?id=7015



Joshua

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From: main@jfw.groups.io <mailto:main@jfw.groups.io> <main@jfw.groups.io
<mailto:main@jfw.groups.io> > on behalf of Denise J Moses
<denisejmoses@gmail.com <mailto:denisejmoses@gmail.com> >
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2018 6:05:57 PM
To: jfw@groups.io <mailto:jfw@groups.io>
Subject: sounds at top & bottom of documents



How do I create sounds that indicate that I am at the top or bottom of a
document or email? I have office 2016, Windows 10 & JAWS 2018. I had the
sounds but since Windows updated they went away & I don't know how to get
them back.

Thanks,



Denise

Hello, I have a spread sheet setup with many columns. Then down 300 rows is a total row. For some reason when I’m on the total row which has a formula for all values in the column, Jaws is reading the value in the second row of the same column before it reads the actual value in the cell. Is there a setting in Jaws causing this or is something in Excel I need to change?