I just tried this and it does do what you are describing. What I remember doing and what I want to do is to paste text from a web site or another document into the one I am working on and have it

Thanks! I believe what I needed was the control plus alt plus v instead of the control v. I'll try it and report back.

I should have known you were joking. It was in the evening, and you out sharped me - like my husband has a habit of doing. GIFT (God is forever true), Carolyn

Hi Kevin, I have written a blog post recently regarding cloud storage options. If you would like to read said post, you can follow the below link. Cloud Storage is Your Friend, Say Hello and Get

Carolyn, My apologies. Yes I was clowning a bit. You gave just the right answers for someone who might not have known. True I don't have the knowledge others like yourself on the list have. And

Awesome choice Caitlin, I would have to say I'm jealous too. I would say go for it.

Carolyn, I think Andre was being a comedian. Anyway, he made me laugh.

Outlook has been around for years, so there are older versions, as well as Outlook Express, something called Eudora and others. Adrian's instructions were very clear cut. I followed them to the T, and

One way is to set up a reply, then arrow down through the headers. Often, though not always, the sender's email address is displayed in the "From" line. See below for a default example. This list also

Here is one where it would potentially be helpful if we knew more about your objective. Instead of using control plus v, if you use control plus alt plus v, you get an option every time as to the

As far as pasting goes, under the home ribbon there is a pasting option where after pressing spacebar, it will ask if you want to paste text only, paste special, or set default paste.

Dear list, I'm wondering if someone can help me with how to change the copy and past/ cut and paste options in word 2010. I know that there is a way to have word ask you what format you want to paste

Don't be jealous! As for processors it says latest Intel core M. Sent from my iPhone

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The SSD is fine, but you might want to ask about the processor, graphics card, battery life, and the sound card. Some of the sound cards make JAWS seem like it is stuttering. Bill White

Hi all I sometimes have issues with accessing the address of the sender in outlook 2010, how do I go about accessing it and copying it? Cheers Sent from my iPhone

Frankly, I'm jealous. Dave Carlson Oregonian, woodworker, Musician, and pioneer

The ram is enough. The drive is good as is SSD. You didn't include the processor though.

Actually that is pretty smart. I myself am stuck in the Microsoft world. I know other systems are out there but I am still learning the basics. Thanks ...your Um response was pretty good.

I am looking for cloud storage that works well with jaws. I would appreciate any tips from the list members. -- The man who stands confounded at the fork in the road shall never reach the goal at