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Re: word count in MS Word
Mike B
When the, Save , button comes up tab 1 time to the, Don't
save , button and press the spacebar on that. The document should close
without any supposed or unwanted changes.
Take care. Mike. Sent from my iBarstool. *My body has absorbed so much soap and disinfectant lately that when I pee it cleans the toilet.
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From: CJ &AA
MAY
Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2020 1:27 AM
Subject: Re: word count in MS Word I too, when using control shift g, get asked if I want to save the changes. I didn’t know about this command. Alison
From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf Of
Mike B
Hi Al & Adrian,
When I think to use the, Control, Shift + G , keystroke instead of the, Insert + Pagedown , keystroke and get that save dialogue I tab 1 time to the, don't save button, and press the spacebar. This closes the document with no problems or changes to the document.
----- Original Message ----- From: Adrian Spratt Sent: Monday, June 15, 2020 6:21 AM Subject: Re: word count in MS Word
Al,
I’m not Mike, needless to say, but your post made me curious. I confirmed that with Word 2016, I have the same experience using shift-control-g. that is, when performing no other operation on a document, after using that command I need to save changes in order to close the document.
My only thought is that the same thing happens when the only operation I perform on a Word document is to copy some text. I haven’t changed it at all, and yet here to,, I must save changes in order to close the document.
In either case, whatever change the program perceives has occurred, I think you can be confident it isn’t one that affects the text or format in any way.
From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf Of
Al Sorrentino via groups.io
Hi Mike,
Thank you very much for those GREAT key strokes. For years I’ve been using the insert and the down arrow keys and I like this new system.
I just tried it on an existing Word document and it worked with lots of info, but when I tried to exit my document, JAWS asked me if I wanted to save changes. Other than opening the existing document and using Control, Shift and the letter G, I did not change my original document. Are the Control, Shift and the letter G adding something to my document? I experimented with the same document and used Insert and the down arrow keys and JAWS did not tell me if I wanted to save the document. It just exited my document. Am I doing something wrong when I open up my document and using your commands? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Oh, by the way, I am using JAWS 15, Windows 7 and Word 2010.
Al
From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf of
Mike B
Another keystroke that will give a little more than the word count is Control, Shift + G.
----- Original Message ----- From: Alan Lemly Sent: Sunday, June 14, 2020 12:44 PM Subject: Re: word count in MS Word
Adrian,
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Re: thanks for the helpful replies to my inquiry in win10 in a folder how do you tell Win10 to delete only all the files that have a same particular extension but not the other files in that folder that have different extensions?
Hank William Merchant
Hello back,
I just want to say a big thanks very much to all that have replied to my
Re: in win10 in a folder how do you tell Win10 to delete only all the files that
have a same particular extension but not the other files in that folder that
have different extensions? inquiry email with all your very helpful suggestions
on how to do this. Again much, much thanks! I really appreciate all your helpful
replys.
All the best,
Warmest regards,
Hank
From:
Brian Vogel
Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2020 12:25 AM
To: main@jfw.groups.io
Subject: Re: in win10 in a folder how do you tell Win10 to delete
only all the files that have a same particular extension but not the other files
in that folder that have different extensions? On
Mon, Jun 15, 2020 at 10:33 PM, ratshtron wrote: open the folder and move to the first file with the particular extention and now, press and hold the ctrl key and start arrowing down through the list of files and every time you land on another file with same extention, press the spacebar to select it. be sure to continue to hold the ctrl key. once you have selected all the files with the same extention, press the delete key and the files will be deleted once you confirm you wish to delete the number of multi-files. It is much, much easier to use the search function (CTRL+E) and enter the search criteria for all the files you want, then Select All, then delete. So, once you're in the folder, say you want to delete all PDF files in the folder. Hit CTRL+E then type *.pdf in the search box then hit enter. The search will return only files in that folder that are PDF files. Hit CTRL+A to select all, then hit the DEL key. You're done. Of course, the search criteria can be anything that's appropriate, so if you wanted only PDF files that start with, say, Nov, then type Nov*.pdf in the search box and hit enter. You can use any extension and you can combine things with OR if you want, say all JPG files OR PDF files, that would be *.jpg OR *.PDF, and you'll only get files with one of those two extensions back. Hand gathering is far more error prone. -- Brian
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Re: word count in MS Word
CJ &AA MAY
I too, when using control shift g, get asked if I want to save the changes. I didn’t know about this command. Alison
From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf Of Mike B
Sent: 15 June 2020 18:10 To: main@jfw.groups.io Subject: Re: word count in MS Word
Hi Al & Adrian,
When I think to use the, Control, Shift + G , keystroke instead of the, Insert + Pagedown , keystroke and get that save dialogue I tab 1 time to the, don't save button, and press the spacebar. This closes the document with no problems or changes to the document.
----- Original Message ----- From: Adrian Spratt Sent: Monday, June 15, 2020 6:21 AM Subject: Re: word count in MS Word
Al,
I’m not Mike, needless to say, but your post made me curious. I confirmed that with Word 2016, I have the same experience using shift-control-g. that is, when performing no other operation on a document, after using that command I need to save changes in order to close the document.
My only thought is that the same thing happens when the only operation I perform on a Word document is to copy some text. I haven’t changed it at all, and yet here to,, I must save changes in order to close the document.
In either case, whatever change the program perceives has occurred, I think you can be confident it isn’t one that affects the text or format in any way.
From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf Of Al Sorrentino via groups.io
Hi Mike,
Thank you very much for those GREAT key strokes. For years I’ve been using the insert and the down arrow keys and I like this new system.
I just tried it on an existing Word document and it worked with lots of info, but when I tried to exit my document, JAWS asked me if I wanted to save changes. Other than opening the existing document and using Control, Shift and the letter G, I did not change my original document. Are the Control, Shift and the letter G adding something to my document? I experimented with the same document and used Insert and the down arrow keys and JAWS did not tell me if I wanted to save the document. It just exited my document. Am I doing something wrong when I open up my document and using your commands? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Oh, by the way, I am using JAWS 15, Windows 7 and Word 2010.
Al
From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf of Mike B
Another keystroke that will give a little more than the word count is Control, Shift + G.
----- Original Message ----- From: Alan Lemly Sent: Sunday, June 14, 2020 12:44 PM Subject: Re: word count in MS Word
Adrian,
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CJ &AA MAY
I have a similar problem with the lyrics sent to me by Rock Choir, so a
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solution would be much appreciated. Alison
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From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf Of kelby carlson Sent: 16 June 2020 01:56 To: main@jfw.groups.io Subject: Reading PDF Documents with Line Numbers In my work, I frequently have to read transcripts of proceeding where each of the lines is numbered. When I open a transcript like this in Adobe, frequently all of the line numbers will be at the top of the page and I have to keep arrowing down to get to the text. I know this is a unique problem, but is there anything JAWS can do that will help with this? Right now it takes me longer to read these documents than it should.
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Re: in win10 in a folder how do you tell Win10 to delete only all the files that have a same particular extension but not the other files in that folder that have different extensions?
Apparently, I'm not alone in having the "Current Folder" option to limit search results fail to work. A very recent topic on answers.microsoft.com:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/file-explorer-search-current-folder-option-doesnt/cbef261b-0ab0-47d9-a784-1598a550866b Checking Feedback Hub there are currently three items open that turn up if you use "current folder" as your search phrase, and all have been open for months and note the issue is in Build 18363. I've just added a comment to all three of them that this is still going on as of today's date. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 1909, Build 18363 The purpose of education is not to validate ignorance but to overcome it.
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Re: in win10 in a folder how do you tell Win10 to delete only all the files that have a same particular extension but not the other files in that folder that have different extensions?
On Mon, Jun 15, 2020 at 11:32 PM, Bill White wrote:
I opened the folder DocumentsWell, it also depends on how you have search itself configured. It is important to make sure that your default is "Current Folder" rather than All Subfolders, or to switch to only search in Current Folder rather than All Subfolders. The current default behavior is "All Subfolders." I am having a huge problem figuring out how to either reconfigure this permanently or even to get the search to limit itself only to "Current Folder" with keyboard shortcuts. I can get to "Current Folder" via ALT+JS,F after having run the search, but it doesn't change the results. I can only get the results to change sometimes via "point and click" application of that ribbon control item, too. This used to be a simple matter to reset default search behavior, as this question from 2017 on https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-files/windows-10-explorer-search-default-current-folder/fbd72e0c-880e-453d-9e85-9228767fa9de notes: -- hey folks,
is there a way to set the default preference for the explorer search from "all subfolders" to "current folder"?
In Win7 there was an option in the "folder and search options" and in Win8 there was a RegKey "SearchSubFolders" under Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Search\Preferences.
In Win10 the option is not available and the RegKey has no effect.
Thank you in advance. Kind regards, Philipp -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 1909, Build 18363 The purpose of education is not to validate ignorance but to overcome it.
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Re: in win10 in a folder how do you tell Win10 to delete only all the files that have a same particular extension but not the other files in that folder that have different extensions?
Richard Turner
Depending on how many levels deep the folder is.
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using the command prompt, and then like the good old DOS days, do CD\foldername, and again the backslash, next folder until your crompt shows c:\ followed by the full path.
Then type del *.mp3
and they will all be deleted just in that folder.
Then type exit and hit enter to get out of the command prompt.
I'mwriting this on an iPhone with braille input, so hopefully that made sense.
If not, I can rewrite it on my computer in the morning.
Richard
"He that cannot forgive others breaks the bridge over which he must pass himself,” and we forget that only grace can break the cycle of ancient hatreds among peoples. (It is notable that while I have regretted not granting
grace to others, I’ve never once regretted extending it.)" - Edward Herbert
On Jun 15, 2020, at 8:32 PM, Bill White <billwhite92701@...> wrote:
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Re: in win10 in a folder how do you tell Win10 to delete only all the files that have a same particular extension but not the other files in that folder that have different extensions?
Bill White
Hi, Brian. I tried doing what you said. I opened the folder Documents, searched for files with an mp3 extension, and it gave me mp3 results from subfolders, as well as files which no longer reside in that folder. I put into the search Window (CONTROL plus E) once the folder was open:
*.mp3
Bill White billwhite92701@...
From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of Brian Vogel
On Mon, Jun 15, 2020 at 10:33 PM, ratshtron wrote: open the folder and move to the first file with the particular extention and now, press and hold the ctrl key and start arrowing down through the list of files and every time you land on another file with same extention, press the spacebar to select it. be sure to continue to hold the ctrl key. once you have selected all the files with the same extention, press the delete key and the files will be deleted once you confirm you wish to delete the number of multi-files.
Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 1909, Build 18363 The purpose of education is not to validate ignorance but to overcome it.
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Re: in win10 how do you get to the command prompt?
Hank,
You can hit the Windows Key, immediately type cmd, then hit Enter. Or you can hit Windows Key+R, enter cmd in Open text box, then hit Enter. Or, you can go to the Windows Search box and enter either the word command or just cmd, and hit enter. Any of the above will instantly open a Command Prompt window where you will be sitting in your HOME folder, typically C:\Users\{insert appropriate acct here} and you will have focus just after the command prompt itself. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 1909, Build 18363 The purpose of education is not to validate ignorance but to overcome it.
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Re: in win10 in a folder how do you tell Win10 to delete only all the files that have a same particular extension but not the other files in that folder that have different extensions?
On Mon, Jun 15, 2020 at 10:33 PM, ratshtron wrote:
open the folder and move to the first file with the particular extention and now, press and hold the ctrl key and start arrowing down through the list of files and every time you land on another file with same extention, press the spacebar to select it. be sure to continue to hold the ctrl key. once you have selected all the files with the same extention, press the delete key and the files will be deleted once you confirm you wish to delete the number of multi-files. It is much, much easier to use the search function (CTRL+E) and enter the search criteria for all the files you want, then Select All, then delete. So, once you're in the folder, say you want to delete all PDF files in the folder. Hit CTRL+E then type *.pdf in the search box then hit enter. The search will return only files in that folder that are PDF files. Hit CTRL+A to select all, then hit the DEL key. You're done. Of course, the search criteria can be anything that's appropriate, so if you wanted only PDF files that start with, say, Nov, then type Nov*.pdf in the search box and hit enter. You can use any extension and you can combine things with OR if you want, say all JPG files OR PDF files, that would be *.jpg OR *.PDF, and you'll only get files with one of those two extensions back. Hand gathering is far more error prone. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 1909, Build 18363 The purpose of education is not to validate ignorance but to overcome it.
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Video Chatting on Facebook Using JAWS
Rick Miller
Anyone:
I looked up the instructions about how to video chat with a friend on Facebook. The first thing it says is “Click in the upper right of the screen.” Is there any way using JAWS that you can video chat with someone?
Rick Miller
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Re: Reading PDF Documents with Line Numbers
Chris Hill
When you open the document, does adobe not ask you what reading order you'd prefer? If so, have you tried the various options? If not, maybe you should check in the edit menu for the accessibility assistant and turn the reading order feature back on. May not help, but this sounds like what the feature should have been meant for.
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On 6/15/2020 19:56, kelby carlson wrote:
In my work, I frequently have to read transcripts of proceeding where each of the lines is numbered. When I open a transcript like this in Adobe, frequently all of the line numbers will be at the top of the page and I have to keep arrowing down to get to the text. I know this is a unique problem, but is there anything JAWS can do that will help with this? Right now it takes me longer to read these documents than it should.
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Re: in win10 in a folder how do you tell Win10 to delete only all the files that have a same particular extension but not the other files in that folder that have different extensions?
Bill White
Hi, Ratshtron. I probably should have put that in, but I assumed he wanted
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to delete files in a folder below his user folder. When I do a Command Prompt, it puts me in "Owner" which is my user folder. Bill White billwhite92701@...
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From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of ratshtron Sent: Monday, June 15, 2020 7:38 PM To: main@jfw.groups.io Subject: Re: in win10 in a folder how do you tell Win10 to delete only all the files that have a same particular extension but not the other files in that folder that have different extensions? made one mistake, once you press windows key plus r and press enter, you must first type in the drive letter the folder is on for example,cd c:\ to move to the root of the c: drive. then type cd foldername enter to open the folder. Legend has it that on Monday 6/15/2020 09:32 PM, ratshtron via groups.io said: ---------------------------------------- open the folder and move to the first file with the particularsaid: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Re: in win10 in a folder how do you tell Win10 to delete only all the files that have a same particular extension but not the other files in that folder that have different extensions?
ratshtron
made one mistake, once you press windows key plus r and press enter, you must first type in the drive letter the folder is on for example,cd c:\ to move to the root of the c: drive. then type cd foldername enter to open the folder.
Legend has it that on Monday 6/15/2020 09:32 PM, ratshtron via groups.io said: ---------------------------------------- open the folder and move to the first file with the particular extention and now, press and hold the ctrl key and start arrowing down through the list of files and every time you land on another file with same extention, press the spacebar to select it. be sure to continue to hold the ctrl key. once you have selected all the files with the same extention, press the delete key and the files will be deleted once you confirm you wish to delete the number of multi-files. Of course, you could also drop to a dos box by pressing windows key plus r then type cmd and press enter. once there, you can type the drive letter: plus the folder name to open that folder and now, you can use the familular dos command del *.xxx where xxx is the extention of the files. hope this helps.----------------------------------------
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Re: in win10 in a folder how do you tell Win10 to delete only all the files that have a same particular extension but not the other files in that folder that have different extensions?
ratshtron
open the folder and move to the first file with the particular extention and now, press and hold the ctrl key and start arrowing down through the list of files and every time you land on another file with same extention, press the spacebar to select it. be sure to continue to hold the ctrl key. once you have selected all the files with the same extention, press the delete key and the files will be deleted once you confirm you wish to delete the number of multi-files. Of course, you could also drop to a dos box by pressing windows key plus r then type cmd and press enter. once there, you can type the drive letter: plus the folder name to open that folder and now, you can use the familular dos command del *.xxx where xxx is the extention of the files. hope this helps.
Legend has it that on Monday 6/15/2020 08:43 PM, Hank William Merchant said: ---------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------
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Re: in win10 how do you get to the command prompt?
Bill White
You can either type the Windows key, then R to run the Run dialog, then type Shell:AppsFolder,
or you can create a shortcut for the AppsFolder on your system, and in the target, type
%windir%\explorer.exe shell:Appsfolder
Once in the apps folder, use first-letter navigation, or arrow toward the right with Right Arrow, and find Command Prompt. Press ENTER twice, and you will be at the C: prompt. From there, you can navigate to the directory you wish, then perform the delete command.
You may also find Command Prompt at the search box when you press the Windows key.
Bill White billwhite92701@...
From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of Hank William Merchant
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2020 7:12 PM To: main@jfw.groups.io Subject: Re: in win10 how do you get to the command prompt?
Hello back Bill,
Thanks very much for getting back to me so soon with your very helpful info, so in win10, how does a person go to the command prompt so I can go to the particular directory that I want to delete some files in?
Much, much thanks for any possible help I can maybe get with this.
All the best, Warmest regards,
Hank
From: Bill White Sent: Monday, June 15, 2020 10:46 PM To: main@jfw.groups.io Subject: Re: in win10 in a folder how do you tell Win10 to delete only all the files that have a same particular extension but not the other files in that folder that have different extensions?
Hi, Hank. You must still do the same thing, like back in the days of DOS. You must go to Command Prompt, change to the directory, and perform the delete *. and the 3 letters corresponding to the extension you particularly want to delete.
Bill White billwhite92701@...
From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of Hank William Merchant
Hello,
In Win10 when you are wanting to get rid of some particular files all with the same extension in a folder, but not the other files with different extensions in that same folder, is there a way to tell Win10 to in that particular folder to only delete all the files that have that same extension that you want to delete?
Llike in the old days, when we were still using dos and in dos to delete only all the files with a particular same extension in a directory, the dos command once you were located in that particular directory was the dos command delete *. and the 3 letters corresponding to the extension you particularly wanted to delete.
If maybe someone can help me with this, this would be so very much appreciated. Much, much thanks in advance for any help with this.
All the best, Warmest regards,
Hank
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Re: in win10 how do you get to the command prompt?
Hank William Merchant
Hello back Bill,
Thanks very much for getting back to me so soon with your very helpful
info, so in win10, how does a person go to the command prompt so I can go to the
particular directory that I want to delete some files in?
Much, much thanks for any possible help I can maybe get with this.
All the best,
Warmest regards,
Hank
From:
Bill White
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2020 10:46 PM
To: main@jfw.groups.io
Subject: Re: in win10 in a folder how do you tell Win10 to delete
only all the files that have a same particular extension but not the other files
in that folder that have different extensions? Hi, Hank. You must still do the same thing, like back in the days of DOS. You must go to Command Prompt, change to the directory, and perform the delete *. and the 3 letters corresponding to the extension you particularly want to delete.
Bill White billwhite92701@...
From:
main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of Hank William
Merchant
Hello,
In Win10 when you are wanting to get rid of some particular files all with the same extension in a folder, but not the other files with different extensions in that same folder, is there a way to tell Win10 to in that particular folder to only delete all the files that have that same extension that you want to delete?
Llike in the old days, when we were still using dos and in dos to delete only all the files with a particular same extension in a directory, the dos command once you were located in that particular directory was the dos command delete *. and the 3 letters corresponding to the extension you particularly wanted to delete.
If maybe someone can help me with this, this would be so very much appreciated. Much, much thanks in advance for any help with this.
All the best, Warmest regards,
Hank
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Re: in win10 in a folder how do you tell Win10 to delete only all the files that have a same particular extension but not the other files in that folder that have different extensions?
Bill White
Hi, Hank. You must still do the same thing, like back in the days of DOS. You must go to Command Prompt, change to the directory, and perform the delete *. and the 3 letters corresponding to the extension you particularly want to delete.
Bill White billwhite92701@...
From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of Hank William Merchant
Sent: Monday, June 15, 2020 6:43 PM To: main@jfw.groups.io Subject: Re: in win10 in a folder how do you tell Win10 to delete only all the files that have a same particular extension but not the other files in that folder that have different extensions?
Hello,
In Win10 when you are wanting to get rid of some particular files all with the same extension in a folder, but not the other files with different extensions in that same folder, is there a way to tell Win10 to in that particular folder to only delete all the files that have that same extension that you want to delete?
Llike in the old days, when we were still using dos and in dos to delete only all the files with a particular same extension in a directory, the dos command once you were located in that particular directory was the dos command delete *. and the 3 letters corresponding to the extension you particularly wanted to delete.
If maybe someone can help me with this, this would be so very much appreciated. Much, much thanks in advance for any help with this.
All the best, Warmest regards,
Hank
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Re: in win10 in a folder how do you tell Win10 to delete only all the files that have a same particular extension but not the other files in that folder that have different extensions?
Hank William Merchant
Hello,
In Win10 when you are wanting to get rid of some particular files all with
the same extension in a folder, but not the other files with different
extensions in that same folder, is there a way to tell Win10 to in that
particular folder to only delete all the files that have that same extension
that you want to delete?
Llike in the old days, when we were still using dos and in dos to delete
only all the files with a particular same extension in a directory, the dos
command once you were located in that particular directory was the dos command
delete *. and the 3 letters corresponding to the extension you
particularly wanted to delete.
If maybe someone can help me with this, this would be so very much
appreciated. Much, much thanks in advance for any help with this.
All the best,
Warmest regards,
Hank
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Reading PDF Documents with Line Numbers
kelby carlson
In my work, I frequently have to read transcripts of proceeding where each of the lines is numbered. When I open a transcript like this in Adobe, frequently all of the line numbers will be at the top of the page and I have to keep arrowing down to get to the text. I know this is a unique problem, but is there anything JAWS can do that will help with this? Right now it takes me longer to read these documents than it should.
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