On May 8, 2019, at 10:27, Tom Behler <tombehler@gmail.com> wrote:

I

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[2 <text/html; us-ascii (quoted-printable)>] Absolutely, I had a
lengthy Skype call with Ted a while ago about Quickbooks Online where
he directed me to a demo site to get a feel for it, but while they are
working hard to make Quickbooks Online more and more accessible I can
still do my entries in Sage 50 10 times as fast. I really would like
to switch, but I own a retail business and after my bookkeeper who
came usually twice a week for 4 or 5 hours retired quite a few years
ago now I decided I would do this myself and I am dealing with a
pretty high volume of transactions. What I do is quite limited since I don't use my accounting software for customers and to keep track of individual sales and inventory, my point of sale system does that, but I still have to enter a lot of supplier invoices and process payments either by printing cheques or recording credit card or email money transfer payments and two or three times a week I enter the sales into the accounting system using a so-called zReport which my point of sale system [prpoduces and which gives me a summary of sales, returns, layaway and on account payments, the amounts of what was received by Visa, Mastercard, Debit Card, American Express, Cash, Cheque, gift certificates and all that. In any case, Ted suggested I could use the iOS app which is very accessible, but in some cases there is a bit of typing involved when I enter the ddetails of invoices for products we receive and we all know how efficient typing on an iOS device is compared to typing on a PC with a keyboard. All in all for me Sage 50 currently still is the better and more efficient solution although I have few doubts I will switch to Quickbooks at some point in the next year or two.



Regards,

Sieghard



From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf Of Steve Nutt
Sent: Wednesday, May 8, 2019 7:46 AM
To: main@jfw.groups.io
Subject: Re: Sage 50



Hi,



And I can only add that Ted Drake has been fantastic when I have brought up accessibility issues with Quickbooks Online.



All the best

Steve



From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf Of Sieghard
Weitzel
Sent: 01 May 2019 18:38
To: main@jfw.groups.io
Subject: Re: Sage 50



To me it is very accessible, but I know Sage 50 like the back of my hand because I have been using it and its previous version, Simply Accounting, for well over 20 years.

There are things you have to do with the Jaws cursor, sometimes the
touch cursor and under Windows 10 you are generally better off not to
use the traditional accessibility display driver which is still the
default. The new so-called "GDI Hooking" method reads more in Sage, for example, if I lookup a transaction I entered in the purchases journal or bring up a trial balance or vendor aged report then I can read this information with the Jaws cursor if I don't use the accessibility display driver, if I use it the Jaws cursor only reads blank. You can of course get around this as well by bringing up the report and then press Alt + F followed by "O" which is the command to "Open in Excel". It will ask you to save the file, but once you do Excel opens and loads whichever report you have on the screen. If I have to really do a lot of detailed checking of data and maybe search for something this is my preferred method.

Also, the main screen of Sage does not read at all, this is where you
select if you want to use the General Journal, Bank Reconciliation, the Purchases or Payments modules/journals etc. I know that if I open Sage I have to tab 5 times for the general journal, 6 times for bank reconciliation, 7 times for the Suppliers list, 8 times for purchases and 9 times for payments.

Somebody who wasn't as familiar with the program and who tried to use it for the first time would probably be very frustrated and conclude that it is largely inaccessible.

I haven't upgraded because I was sick and tired of paying them
hundreds of Dollars every year for their so-called support which I
never use and to get a new version which essentially was no different
than the previous one. I also used to use their payroll module and
during that time I had no choice because my annual payment also included the updates to the tax tables for Canada and so on. But for some years now I use a payroll service called Payworks where all we have to do is log in and enter each employees hours and they do the rest. A few days later (I do payroll every 2 weeks) the wages are auto-deposited into each employees bank account, Payworks does the monthly payments to the government for employment insurance, Canada Pension Plan and the income tax deductions and if an employee quits they file the Record of Employment and all that. I am a member of the Canadian Federation for Independent Business and as such I get a pretty big discount for this service, it only costs I think $11.95 per pay period (26 per year) and 99 Cents per employee for the auto deposit etc.

If you need a comprehensive accounting solution and are not invested
in one yet I would absolutely recommend Quickbooks. They have an
accessibility department and have done a lot to make their online solution which works via a monthly subscription accessible. If you want to use their desktop version you do have to pay for scripts which some company developed. Intuit also sponsors Aira so if you use their software or service you can call Aira for free to get help with anything. The person you want to contact about accessibility is Ted Drake:



Ted Drake

Principal Engineer, Intuit Accessibility

Work Phone: 650-944-5265

Cell Phone: 650-245-4825

Email: ted_drake@intuit.com

Twitter: @ted_drake





Best regards,

Sieghard



From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf Of Richard B.
McDonald
Sent: Wednesday, May 1, 2019 8:46 AM
To: main@jfw.groups.io
Subject: Sage 50



Hi Sieghard!



I noticed in your below that you use Sage 50 Accounting 2014. How accessible is it with JAWS 2019?



Thanks,

Richard



From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf Of Sieghard
Weitzel
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2019 8:02 PM
To: main@jfw.groups.io
Subject: Re: JAWS Update, J2019.1904.60 Download Link + What's New



I use Outlook and Excel all the time, often have several Google Chrome
tabs/windows open plus usually Sage 50 accounting and my point of sale
software and I often go weeks without a Jaws crash. I am not saying I
have some issues with Windows 10, I do and they are mostly related to the fact that I can't read some stuff with the Jaws cursor which I used to be able to read under Windows 7, but strictly from a stability perspective Windows 10 is amazing and while my 2014 version of Sage 50 does sometimes go down the drain, Jaws, Excel and Outlook crashes are extremely rare.

I guess everybody's system is different, I do have a high-end laptop
at home, but at work all 4 PC's we use there are mini PC's, two of them Intel NUC with an I3 and an I5 processor, the other two are HP EliteDesk 800 mini PC's, one has an I5 and one has an I7 processor. All of them except for the I3 system run very well, the I3 system which has 12 Gb of RAM is a bit sluggish even though it does have an Intel SSD, I certainly would never buy an I3 again..



Regards,

Sieghard

Hello, everyone.

I just did a Dell update to my Windows 10 laptop, and now my Jaws speech sounds rather tinny and is very distorted.

Lowering the system volume does not lessen the distortion.

Is there anything I can do to solve this issue?

I’m using the latest build of Jaws 2019 here.

Tom Behler

Hello, everyone.

I just did a Dell update to my Windows 10 laptop, and now my Jaws speech sounds rather tinny and is very distorted.

Lowering the system volume does not lessen the distortion.

Is there anything I can do to solve this issue?

I’m using the latest build of Jaws 2019 here.

Tom Behler

Hi,

And I can only add that Ted Drake has been fantastic when I have brought up accessibility issues with Quickbooks Online.

All the best

Steve

To me it is very accessible, but I know Sage 50 like the back of my hand because I have been using it and its previous version, Simply Accounting, for well over 20 years.

There are things  you have to do with the Jaws cursor, sometimes the touch cursor and under Windows 10 you are generally better off not to use the traditional accessibility display driver which is still the default. The new so-called “GDI Hooking” method reads more in Sage, for example, if I lookup a transaction I entered in the purchases journal or bring up a trial balance or vendor aged report then I can read this information with the Jaws cursor if I don’t use the accessibility display driver, if I use it the Jaws cursor only reads blank. You can of course get around this as well by bringing up the report and then press Alt + F followed by “O” which is the command to “Open in Excel”. It will ask you to save the file, but once you do Excel opens and loads whichever report you have on the screen. If I have to really do a lot of detailed checking of data and maybe search for something this is my preferred method.

Also, the main screen of Sage does not read at all, this is where you select if you want to use the General Journal, Bank Reconciliation, the Purchases or Payments modules/journals etc. I know that if I open Sage I have to tab 5 times for the general journal, 6 times for bank reconciliation, 7 times for the Suppliers list, 8 times for purchases and 9 times for payments.

Somebody who wasn’t as familiar with the program and who tried to use it for the first time would probably be very frustrated and conclude that it is largely inaccessible.

I haven’t upgraded because I was sick and tired of paying them hundreds of Dollars every year for their so-called support which I never use and to get a new version which essentially was no different than the previous one. I also used to use their payroll module and during that time I had no choice because my annual payment also included the updates to the tax tables for Canada and so on. But for some years now I use a payroll service called Payworks where all we have to do is log in and enter each employees hours and they do the rest. A few days later (I do payroll every 2 weeks) the wages are auto-deposited into each employees bank account, Payworks does the monthly payments to the government for employment insurance, Canada Pension Plan and the income tax deductions and if an employee quits they file the Record of Employment and all that. I am a member of the Canadian Federation for Independent Business and as such I get a pretty big discount for this service, it only costs I think $11.95 per pay period (26 per year) and 99 Cents per employee for the auto deposit etc.

If you need a comprehensive accounting solution and are not invested in one yet I would absolutely recommend Quickbooks. They have an accessibility department and have done a lot to make their online solution which works via a monthly subscription accessible. If you want to use their desktop version you do have to pay for scripts which some company developed. Intuit also sponsors Aira so if you use their software or service you can call Aira for free to get help with anything. The person you want to contact about accessibility is Ted Drake:

Ted Drake

Principal Engineer, Intuit Accessibility

Work Phone: 650-944-5265

Cell Phone: 650-245-4825

Email: ted_drake@...

Twitter: @ted_drake

Best regards,

Sieghard

Hi Sieghard!

I noticed in your below that you use Sage 50 Accounting 2014.  How accessible is it with JAWS 2019?

Thanks,

Richard

I use Outlook and Excel all the time, often have several Google Chrome tabs/windows open plus usually
Sage 50 accounting and my point of sale software and I often go weeks without a Jaws crash. I am not saying I have some issues with Windows 10, I do and they are mostly related to the fact that I can’t read some stuff with the Jaws cursor which I used to be able to read under Windows 7, but strictly from a stability perspective Windows 10 is amazing and while my 2014 version of Sage 50 does sometimes go down the drain, Jaws, Excel and Outlook crashes are extremely rare.

I guess everybody’s system is different, I do have a high-end laptop at home, but at work all 4 PC’s we use there are mini PC’s, two of them Intel NUC with an I3 and an I5 processor, the other two are HP EliteDesk 800 mini PC’s, one has an I5 and one has an I7 processor. All of them except for the I3 system run very well, the I3 system which has 12 Gb of RAM is a bit sluggish even though it does have an Intel SSD, I certainly would never buy an I3 again..

Regards,

Sieghard

To me it is very accessible, but I know Sage 50 like the back of my hand because I have been using it and its previous version, Simply Accounting, for well over 20 years.

There are things  you have to do with the Jaws cursor, sometimes the touch cursor and under Windows 10 you are generally better off not to use the traditional accessibility display driver which is still the default. The new so-called “GDI Hooking” method reads more in Sage, for example, if I lookup a transaction I entered in the purchases journal or bring up a trial balance or vendor aged report then I can read this information with the Jaws cursor if I don’t use the accessibility display driver, if I use it the Jaws cursor only reads blank. You can of course get around this as well by bringing up the report and then press Alt + F followed by “O” which is the command to “Open in Excel”. It will ask you to save the file, but once you do Excel opens and loads whichever report you have on the screen. If I have to really do a lot of detailed checking of data and maybe search for something this is my preferred method.

Also, the main screen of Sage does not read at all, this is where you select if you want to use the General Journal, Bank Reconciliation, the Purchases or Payments modules/journals etc. I know that if I open Sage I have to tab 5 times for the general journal, 6 times for bank reconciliation, 7 times for the Suppliers list, 8 times for purchases and 9 times for payments.

Somebody who wasn’t as familiar with the program and who tried to use it for the first time would probably be very frustrated and conclude that it is largely inaccessible.

I haven’t upgraded because I was sick and tired of paying them hundreds of Dollars every year for their so-called support which I never use and to get a new version which essentially was no different than the previous one. I also used to use their payroll module and during that time I had no choice because my annual payment also included the updates to the tax tables for Canada and so on. But for some years now I use a payroll service called Payworks where all we have to do is log in and enter each employees hours and they do the rest. A few days later (I do payroll every 2 weeks) the wages are auto-deposited into each employees bank account, Payworks does the monthly payments to the government for employment insurance, Canada Pension Plan and the income tax deductions and if an employee quits they file the Record of Employment and all that. I am a member of the Canadian Federation for Independent Business and as such I get a pretty big discount for this service, it only costs I think $11.95 per pay period (26 per year) and 99 Cents per employee for the auto deposit etc.

If you need a comprehensive accounting solution and are not invested in one yet I would absolutely recommend Quickbooks. They have an accessibility department and have done a lot to make their online solution which works via a monthly subscription accessible. If you want to use their desktop version you do have to pay for scripts which some company developed. Intuit also sponsors Aira so if you use their software or service you can call Aira for free to get help with anything. The person you want to contact about accessibility is Ted Drake:

Ted Drake

Principal Engineer, Intuit Accessibility

Work Phone: 650-944-5265

Cell Phone: 650-245-4825

Email: ted_drake@...

Twitter: @ted_drake

Best regards,

Sieghard

Hi Sieghard!

I noticed in your below that you use Sage 50 Accounting 2014.  How accessible is it with JAWS 2019?

Thanks,

Richard

I use Outlook and Excel all the time, often have several Google Chrome tabs/windows open plus usually
Sage 50 accounting and my point of sale software and I often go weeks without a Jaws crash. I am not saying I have some issues with Windows 10, I do and they are mostly related to the fact that I can’t read some stuff with the Jaws cursor which I used to be able to read under Windows 7, but strictly from a stability perspective Windows 10 is amazing and while my 2014 version of Sage 50 does sometimes go down the drain, Jaws, Excel and Outlook crashes are extremely rare.

I guess everybody’s system is different, I do have a high-end laptop at home, but at work all 4 PC’s we use there are mini PC’s, two of them Intel NUC with an I3 and an I5 processor, the other two are HP EliteDesk 800 mini PC’s, one has an I5 and one has an I7 processor. All of them except for the I3 system run very well, the I3 system which has 12 Gb of RAM is a bit sluggish even though it does have an Intel SSD, I certainly would never buy an I3 again..

Regards,

Sieghard

Tom,

I'm also assuming you have the following;

alt+f=file,

t=options,

m=mail,

now,use the tab key,

until you hear;

save a copy in sent items, should be checked,

so,

alt+f

t=options,

m=mail,

now alt+v, will take you to the checkbox,

Tom I don't know what else to say,

I find my gmail folder, the status is closed,

I right arrow to open, arrow to sent mail, I hear a number, then press enter, and the messages are their.

David:

I know I need to go to the sent mail folder.  This is where all of my sent items are.

Once I get there, what do I do after that?

Tom Behler

Tom,

are you sure your checking the right sent items folder?

when I'm in my inbox,

if I bring up the go to folder command, and press the letter S=sent items, I see one folder, with zero items.

If I bring up the go to folder command,

and up or down arrow until I hear, gmail closed, I right arrow to open, now I can arrow to the sent mail, press enter to open, all my sent messages are their.

Hope this is helpful.

Thomas:

I checked the “save the reply in the same folder” option, and that did not help with my problem.

In other words, as soon as I deleted the message from my inbox, it was deleted from my sent file as well.

And, just to clarify, my Outlook is configured to use g-mail in imap mode.

Tom Behler

Check if you got this option check or tick or not.

When replying to a message that is not in the Inbox, save the reply in the same folder

If you did, it will sort with the same conversation like in a normal gmail, if you delete it, it will be gone.

I am not using the latest outlook despite I am on office365 but you can give it a try.

Alternatively, you might be using gmail in imap mode, so you are just deleting the all mail side of things.

I would suggest, create a mail rules with any mails you cc a copy to yourself to have a copy to a specific folder.. that will allow you to have a copy always.

--------------------
regards
Thomas N. Chan

Hello, everyone.

Occasionally, I will copy myself on an Outlook e-mail message, because the message is very important, and I want to be sure it has been sent.

Recently, I have noticed that if I delete the received message copy from my inbox, it is also deleted from my sent file.

Is there a way I can configure Outlook so that the message remains in my sent file, even though it has been deleted from my inbox?

I’m using the Office 365 version of Outlook 2016 with Windows 10 and the latest build of Jaws 2019.

Thank you!

Dr.  Tom Behler from Michigan

Tom I don't know what else to say,

I find my gmail folder, the status is closed,

I right arrow to open, arrow to sent mail, I hear a number, then press enter, and the messages are their.

David:

I know I need to go to the sent mail folder.  This is where all of my sent items are.

Once I get there, what do I do after that?

Tom Behler

Tom,

are you sure your checking the right sent items folder?

when I'm in my inbox,

if I bring up the go to folder command, and press the letter S=sent items, I see one folder, with zero items.

If I bring up the go to folder command,

and up or down arrow until I hear, gmail closed, I right arrow to open, now I can arrow to the sent mail, press enter to open, all my sent messages are their.

Hope this is helpful.

Thomas:

I checked the “save the reply in the same folder” option, and that did not help with my problem.

In other words, as soon as I deleted the message from my inbox, it was deleted from my sent file as well.

And, just to clarify, my Outlook is configured to use g-mail in imap mode.

Tom Behler

Check if you got this option check or tick or not.

When replying to a message that is not in the Inbox, save the reply in the same folder

If you did, it will sort with the same conversation like in a normal gmail, if you delete it, it will be gone.

I am not using the latest outlook despite I am on office365 but you can give it a try.

Alternatively, you might be using gmail in imap mode, so you are just deleting the all mail side of things.

I would suggest, create a mail rules with any mails you cc a copy to yourself to have a copy to a specific folder.. that will allow you to have a copy always.

--------------------
regards
Thomas N. Chan

Hello, everyone.

Occasionally, I will copy myself on an Outlook e-mail message, because the message is very important, and I want to be sure it has been sent.

Recently, I have noticed that if I delete the received message copy from my inbox, it is also deleted from my sent file.

Is there a way I can configure Outlook so that the message remains in my sent file, even though it has been deleted from my inbox?

I’m using the Office 365 version of Outlook 2016 with Windows 10 and the latest build of Jaws 2019.

Thank you!

Dr.  Tom Behler from Michigan

Tom I don't know what else to say,

I find my gmail folder, the status is closed,

I right arrow to open, arrow to sent mail, I hear a number, then press enter, and the messages are their.

David:

I know I need to go to the sent mail folder.  This is where all of my sent items are.

Once I get there, what do I do after that?

Tom Behler

Tom,

are you sure your checking the right sent items folder?

when I'm in my inbox,

if I bring up the go to folder command, and press the letter S=sent items, I see one folder, with zero items.

If I bring up the go to folder command,

and up or down arrow until I hear, gmail closed, I right arrow to open, now I can arrow to the sent mail, press enter to open, all my sent messages are their.

Hope this is helpful.

Thomas:

I checked the “save the reply in the same folder” option, and that did not help with my problem.

In other words, as soon as I deleted the message from my inbox, it was deleted from my sent file as well.

And, just to clarify, my Outlook is configured to use g-mail in imap mode.

Tom Behler

Check if you got this option check or tick or not.

When replying to a message that is not in the Inbox, save the reply in the same folder

If you did, it will sort with the same conversation like in a normal gmail, if you delete it, it will be gone.

I am not using the latest outlook despite I am on office365 but you can give it a try.

Alternatively, you might be using gmail in imap mode, so you are just deleting the all mail side of things.

I would suggest, create a mail rules with any mails you cc a copy to yourself to have a copy to a specific folder.. that will allow you to have a copy always.

--------------------
regards
Thomas N. Chan

Hello, everyone.

Occasionally, I will copy myself on an Outlook e-mail message, because the message is very important, and I want to be sure it has been sent.

Recently, I have noticed that if I delete the received message copy from my inbox, it is also deleted from my sent file.

Is there a way I can configure Outlook so that the message remains in my sent file, even though it has been deleted from my inbox?

I’m using the Office 365 version of Outlook 2016 with Windows 10 and the latest build of Jaws 2019.

Thank you!

Dr.  Tom Behler from Michigan

David:

I know I need to go to the sent mail folder.  This is where all of my sent items are.

Once I get there, what do I do after that?

Tom Behler

Tom,

are you sure your checking the right sent items folder?

when I'm in my inbox,

if I bring up the go to folder command, and press the letter S=sent items, I see one folder, with zero items.

If I bring up the go to folder command,

and up or down arrow until I hear, gmail closed, I right arrow to open, now I can arrow to the sent mail, press enter to open, all my sent messages are their.

Hope this is helpful.

Thomas:

I checked the “save the reply in the same folder” option, and that did not help with my problem.

In other words, as soon as I deleted the message from my inbox, it was deleted from my sent file as well.

And, just to clarify, my Outlook is configured to use g-mail in imap mode.

Tom Behler

Check if you got this option check or tick or not.

When replying to a message that is not in the Inbox, save the reply in the same folder

If you did, it will sort with the same conversation like in a normal gmail, if you delete it, it will be gone.

I am not using the latest outlook despite I am on office365 but you can give it a try.

Alternatively, you might be using gmail in imap mode, so you are just deleting the all mail side of things.

I would suggest, create a mail rules with any mails you cc a copy to yourself to have a copy to a specific folder.. that will allow you to have a copy always.

--------------------
regards
Thomas N. Chan

Hello, everyone.

Occasionally, I will copy myself on an Outlook e-mail message, because the message is very important, and I want to be sure it has been sent.

Recently, I have noticed that if I delete the received message copy from my inbox, it is also deleted from my sent file.

Is there a way I can configure Outlook so that the message remains in my sent file, even though it has been deleted from my inbox?

I’m using the Office 365 version of Outlook 2016 with Windows 10 and the latest build of Jaws 2019.

Thank you!

Dr.  Tom Behler from Michigan

Tom,

are you sure your checking the right sent items folder?

when I'm in my inbox,

if I bring up the go to folder command, and press the letter S=sent items, I see one folder, with zero items.

If I bring up the go to folder command,

and up or down arrow until I hear, gmail closed, I right arrow to open, now I can arrow to the sent mail, press enter to open, all my sent messages are their.

Hope this is helpful.

Thomas:

I checked the “save the reply in the same folder” option, and that did not help with my problem.

In other words, as soon as I deleted the message from my inbox, it was deleted from my sent file as well.

And, just to clarify, my Outlook is configured to use g-mail in imap mode.

Tom Behler

Check if you got this option check or tick or not.

When replying to a message that is not in the Inbox, save the reply in the same folder

If you did, it will sort with the same conversation like in a normal gmail, if you delete it, it will be gone.

I am not using the latest outlook despite I am on office365 but you can give it a try.

Alternatively, you might be using gmail in imap mode, so you are just deleting the all mail side of things.

I would suggest, create a mail rules with any mails you cc a copy to yourself to have a copy to a specific folder.. that will allow you to have a copy always.

--------------------
regards
Thomas N. Chan

Hello, everyone.

Occasionally, I will copy myself on an Outlook e-mail message, because the message is very important, and I want to be sure it has been sent.

Recently, I have noticed that if I delete the received message copy from my inbox, it is also deleted from my sent file.

Is there a way I can configure Outlook so that the message remains in my sent file, even though it has been deleted from my inbox?

I’m using the Office 365 version of Outlook 2016 with Windows 10 and the latest build of Jaws 2019.

Thank you!

Dr.  Tom Behler from Michigan

Thomas:

I checked the “save the reply in the same folder” option, and that did not help with my problem.

In other words, as soon as I deleted the message from my inbox, it was deleted from my sent file as well.

And, just to clarify, my Outlook is configured to use g-mail in imap mode.

Tom Behler

Check if you got this option check or tick or not.

When replying to a message that is not in the Inbox, save the reply in the same folder

If you did, it will sort with the same conversation like in a normal gmail, if you delete it, it will be gone.

I am not using the latest outlook despite I am on office365 but you can give it a try.

Alternatively, you might be using gmail in imap mode, so you are just deleting the all mail side of things.

I would suggest, create a mail rules with any mails you cc a copy to yourself to have a copy to a specific folder.. that will allow you to have a copy always.

--------------------
regards
Thomas N. Chan

Hello, everyone.

Occasionally, I will copy myself on an Outlook e-mail message, because the message is very important, and I want to be sure it has been sent.

Recently, I have noticed that if I delete the received message copy from my inbox, it is also deleted from my sent file.

Is there a way I can configure Outlook so that the message remains in my sent file, even though it has been deleted from my inbox?

I’m using the Office 365 version of Outlook 2016 with Windows 10 and the latest build of Jaws 2019.

Thank you!

Dr.  Tom Behler from Michigan

Check if you got this option check or tick or not.

When replying to a message that is not in the Inbox, save the reply in the same folder

If you did, it will sort with the same conversation like in a normal gmail, if you delete it, it will be gone.

I am not using the latest outlook despite I am on office365 but you can give it a try.

Alternatively, you might be using gmail in imap mode, so you are just deleting the all mail side of things.

I would suggest, create a mail rules with any mails you cc a copy to yourself to have a copy to a specific folder.. that will allow you to have a copy always.

--------------------
regards
Thomas N. Chan

Hello, everyone.

Occasionally, I will copy myself on an Outlook e-mail message, because the message is very important, and I want to be sure it has been sent.

Recently, I have noticed that if I delete the received message copy from my inbox, it is also deleted from my sent file.

Is there a way I can configure Outlook so that the message remains in my sent file, even though it has been deleted from my inbox?

I’m using the Office 365 version of Outlook 2016 with Windows 10 and the latest build of Jaws 2019.

Thank you!

Dr.  Tom Behler from Michigan

HI All,

How can I change the settings for the voice that is used when using the Jaws OCR functions?  It drives me nuts when I ocr something and the voice is so weird.

Best,

Juan