Hey, Guys. I just tried both and both work. Was curious to see if there'd be a difference, but the dialog box that comes up looks the same. More than one way to skin a cat, was it??? More Later, Dani

Here's one link where you'll find her textbooks on Word 2010 for JAWS, Outlook 2010 for JAWS, Excel 2010 for JAWS, her free book on Windows 7

But you and Kimsan are right, shift-control-f opens the same fonts dialog. Now the question is why the admirable CathyAnne Murtha alerted me to the non-intuitive control-d!

Dave, You've seen the discussion on how to open or switch focus to programs in Win7 using the Windows key + numbers from 1 to 0. If you add the shift key to any of these commands, it will open a

Adrian, It works, but somehow is not as intuitive as Ctrl+Shift+F, since Font starts with that letter. Wonder why MS thought Ctrl+D would be intuitive? Oh, forgot -- we're talking about MS here.

where did you get that book, how much was it? Do you use her Outlook 2007 book as well? Bobby and Prince From: Adrian Spratt <Adrian@...> To: 'The Jaws for Windows support list.'

Thank you so much David. That is what I was looking for! Bob

Hi Mike, Regards Paul lemmNo didn't know about that second one but could come in really handy thanks.

This is a large subject that I'm reading about today in CathyAnne Murtha's textbook, which I strongly recommend for anyone learning Word 2010. The hotkey for the fonts dialog is control-d.

Try Ctrl+Shift+F. Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and launched near the Pacific Ocean using a Dell Latitude E6520, JAWS 14, and Windows 7 Professional 32-bit

It actually sounds to me like you have two copies of MS Outlook running simultaneously. Have you first tried to close one of those windows to see if the other remains? Happens to me on very rare

Bring up the font dialog with CTRL shift f from within word and use your up and down arrow keys and press enter on the option of your choice. Kimsan Song kimsansong@...

Hi, How do I change a font to a different one in word 2010? I am using Windows 8 and Jaws 14. Sincerely, Lauren -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was

I am having the following problem with Microsoft Outlook 2007, using JAWS 14 and Windows 7 64. my inbox window is displayed, but pressing alt + tab, I get a window with the heading/label list box,

If you are using Windows Vista, or 7, you might have to run winamp as administrator. Will -------------------------------------------------- Sent: Monday, February 11, 2013 3:55 PM To:

Hi, Does anyone use the time markers in Winamp along with Jaws? I am getting an error message when trying to set or delete time markers. It tells me that it can't write to the time marker file. I've

It will not effect JAWS, but please heed this warning. If you interrupt this compacting process, you may lose many of your folders! This just happened to me last week.

Database users will already be familiar with the process. Ted

Hi TerriLynn, Inside Outlook Express Compact Your OE Folders Web Site Like most database programs, OE does not actually remove an item from a *.dbx file when you delete a message. Instead it

Compacting should not affect JAWS. As messages go into your folders like INBOX or SENT they increase the space these files take. When you delete messages you leave empty places in your folders. When