Mike, Thank you for these instructions. I wasn't sure how this was done, and I couldn't remember. This will help immensely. Again thanks, Allen I know the voices in my head aren't

I have been using Alt S to send messages using Outlook without any problems. Charles

I use: http://braille.wunderground.com It works well with JAWS. You can use either the zip code or city/state to get the forecast. Cy

Hmm, So far as I can remember in Outlook (Office 2003, 2007) the "send" command has been ctrl+enter. Cy

You mean it never has started? Seems to me it should have started up on reboot, in order to run through the Startup wizard. I got my copy this morning, but won't get a look at it for several more

I just went into properties and read only was not checked. I guess this is what it means to have a really messed up computer. Thanks, Judith

Mike, How do you get to the properties? Judith

Hello Judith, You will probably have to go into the properties for each file, and uncheck "read only" on the general tab until you can get your computer replaced. As far as I know, there is no global

If you're an HP user, I seem to recall they have their own variation. I think it's something like Shift-Ctrl-S.

Yes my computer is messed up and I'm promised that it will be replaced, but in the mean time all of a sudden all my documents are being saved as read only. I tried renaming one only to have it turn

Switching from insert to overtype mode in Word is an example.

hello; I'm just wondering; if perhaps you have a damaged or corrupted add-in to disable ad-ins; Outlook 2010 and Outlook 2013 1. File-> section Options-> section Add-Ins 2. At the "Manage"

There is a setting somewhere, possibly in options (alt+f, then t) to set the send command. I don't have Outlook on this machine so can't find it.

Dave: That could well be the case, but I'm still confused as to why Alt S works on my two work computers with Outlook 2010. How can I determine whether Alt S is being intercepted by some other

But my question is, why doesn't Alt S work, and can it be restored? I have a work laptop and PC, both with Outlook 2010, and alt S works fine as the send command. Tom Behler

Adrian: Thanks. I should have mentioned that I tried that, but JAWS did not appear in the list, even after pressing the Notification Chevron button. I know Jaws is running in the system tray because

Ed, The MS keystroke to reach the system tray is Windows key+b. I believe this shortcut applies to both Win 7 and 8.

Ed Marquette]] I know I've done this before, but cannot now remember how. With a regular keyboard (one with a numeric keypad), one can reach the Jaws menu with insert key plus j. On a Windows 7 (or

Dave, Alt-s works for me as the "send" command in Outlook 2010 on my Win7 machine. It stopped working at some point while I had Outlook 2003 on my old XP machine, when I had to resort to alt-enter. I

Tom, It's always been Alt+Enter for Outlook, as far back as I can remember. Maybe Alt-s is assigned to some other function and is getting intercepted. Dave Carlson San Francisco Bay Area Farfar,