I just tested using all of the same apps that you are using. No problems spell checking a one page document with five misspelled words. I am sorry that I do not have an answer for you except

Hi Laura, When I was running Microsoft Word 2016, because I was tinkering with stuff I had no business doing, this problem occurred several times. The best way I found to fix this problem, asides

Hi Bill, I do use it whenever I need to download a big playlist, thanks to you for posting about it initially. But mostly use the other one for playback and downloading single files, I am a watcher

Jim, Thank you. I will check into this. Laura

 Hi Brian, I like your answer better since it was more thorough and I'll put it with my notes. Take care. Mike. Sent from my iBarstool. Go Dodgers!

 I have probably always had that, it came made for NVDA, from an NVDA add-on source. Never the less, it has always worked for me. Glenn

Annabelle, No, because I don't know anything about the [6cFgE] part. I just wanted you to be aware of what the actual text should be. At this point I'm bowing out, as I've offered my solution which

So you're saying the line should read: @="Sound, video and game controllers" Am I right?

Annabelle, I have no idea why Glenn/Lenny's registry edit script contains that key (Şοûпđ, νìδ℮ô άήδ ğªмè ¢őήťřόℓŀèґš !!! !!! !). That key should be, "Sound, video and

 No, you don't have to worry what is in the .REG file. Sorry I pasted the contents of the REG file. I thought some folks might want to roll their own. I didn't paste it for anyone to try to figure

Is there any particular reason why there are foreign characters in the line @="[6cFgE][Şοûпđ, νìδ℮ô άήδ ğªмè ¢őήťřόℓŀèґš !!! !!! !]" JAWS thinks these

Hi, Hareth. Why not try TCA Media Downloader. It is portable, meaning that you don't need to install it, and it does work with Windows 7. I'll send a link for it below, along with instructions to

On Sat, Oct 15, 2022 at 07:53 PM, Mike B. wrote: After you press the spacebar on the Safe Boot checkbox and tab 1 time to, Boot Options, there will be 4 radio buttons and networking is one of

On Sat, Oct 15, 2022 at 07:20 PM, Dave Durber wrote: None of the systems which I am running Windows 10, show an option called "Safe mode with Networking". Do I need to do something in order for that

Hi Dave, After you press the spacebar on the Safe Boot checkbox and tab 1 time to, Boot Options, there will be 4 radio buttons and networking is one of them. Take care. Mike. Sent from my

Dave, In my windows 10, in the msconfig utility, I only get the network option after I use space bar on safe mode, and after that, there will be items to check with the space bar, like

Like many other apps and web browsers, No go with windows7.

Glenn: Did you see the message I posted to Brian earlier today? None of the systems which I am running Windows 10, show an option called "Safe mode with Networking". Do I need to do something in

Laura, Office does also have a monthly subscription for I think $7. Although over the course of the year it is a little more expensive that might be an easier option for you. HTH, Jim

Hi Dave, That message is supposed to come up, it usually scares people, but something would be wrong if it did not pop up. Glenn