Dave, I went to my PC that is running Windows 7 and Outlook 2010. Those are the steps I used to get to the information. Bryan

Brian, These directions sound more like Outlook Express than Outlook. They are sure nothing like this on Outlook 2007. Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and launched near the Pacific Ocean using a

Hello, Please do the following. Press Alt F. arrow down to Info. Press enter. Press the Tab button until you see, Account Settings. Press enter and then Press enter again. Press the Tab button

In fact, I'd back up the entire file; that's the surest way I've found to revert.

I'd like to know the same thing.

If memory serves, if you assign a keystroke and it's already used, it will nag and tell you. Kimsan Song Access Technology Trainer www.BlindAccessTraining.com Toll-free 1-877-774-7670

Hi Jack, I have never done this but, you can try going into the Keyboard Manager, tab 1 time into the list of applications, find the application you want to work with, tab 1 time into the list of

I used to have AVG, it works pretty well.

From what I've been reading, Avast is doing a better job. I have actually found things with Avast, that MSE has failed to detect.

for what it's worth, I've heard MS Security Essentials is better than Avast. don't know about Windows Defender for Windows 8.

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I went back to AVG, after a couple of years away, and things are fine.

This good old machine is a desktop. They have some of the world's poorest tech support, but I guess you don't need tech support when the thing just keeps perking along. The only way I know about the

Hi, I have used it on my laptop for years now, and I've never had an issue with it. That's odd that it would do that. Maybe there was something else on your machine. On my newer desktop and laptop, I

Hi Ted, My XP machine was a Dell and I also used a wireless keyboard as I didn't like having to use the laptop layout for JAWS. About all I can say about the HP laptops is that there a couple of

Man, I don't know what happened, but it had to be really BIOS- or hardware-specific, but it was real! We swapped out the batteries, and were at our wits end, when I decided to do the obvious and undo

Hi, I have used MSE on my XP laptop for some time and had no problems. I now use MSE on myW7 HP 64 bit laptop and it works quite well. Cy

Just one caveat. I think my experience was fairly unique, but Essentials totally disabled the keyboard on my HP, running XP. It was so bad, I needed sighted assistance uninstalling it. I never

I would suggest Security Essentials from Microsoft but it does not work on Windows 8. alternately, Windows 8 does come with a modified version of MSE which is compatible with Windows 8 and is called

Hello Niall, here is a link you might be interested in. http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c03481733&lc=en&cc=us&dl c=en#N91 It is the procedure to backup system files on an HP laptop