Hi Robin and Everyone, That is Exactly what I do. I do not have the auto correct on, because I do not like the interruption while I am typing, and do not want to figure out where I am in my

I like the quick keys method for spell checking, as it’s quicker, at least in my case. When I turned it off the auto correction that wasn’t available. Looks like I can’t have my cake and eat it

Hi, Just a thought you could always disable the auto-correct and merely keep spell check before sending; and always use f7 to check manually. Perhaps that’d further boost your positive results

Hi, David sent an email earlier this week, if not, then last week suggesting I disable the ad-ins for a resolution to my sluggishness in outlook 2016. Since then, it’s been running much

Hello Folks, What are some third-party RSS readers that will work with JAWS? I'm using WINDOS Ten and the latest version of JAWS.

Ryan, How you receive your messages should have nothing to do with drafts being saved in the Drafts folder. As an aside, and I think it needs to be said as a general point, it

Did you try pressing enter to go into editing mode?

I have my windows live mail set to receive all of my gmail messages in one folder. When I save a draft I cannot edit it. Pressing a key on the keyboard causes Jaws to try and perform some sort of

Why not contact theBrailliant bicustomer support? This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. www.avast.com

For my work, we use Kronos, and lucky for me, they have the lite version available for my machine where I go to get into it, otherwise that's one whose regular interface uses a lot of flash which gets

That shouldn't matter. I tried it by putting in random numbers in column a1:a10. I put the formula =average(a1:a10) in cell a11 and it came up with an average. Not all cells had numbers in them.

Hi, I found that you can use the paste special function, "alt+ctrl+v", and then select paste as Unicode text. Denver Dale

Hello, For your situation, you could try using the sum function combined with the count function. Another words, you could get the sum of numbers in the range of cells, then use the count function to

Remember that for a range of cells you can reflect all of them with a colon, so you could do something like =average(D102:L102) and it's give you an average for the entire range. This is helpful as

That's how I'd do it, but that still begs the question. In my computer world, I can't do any of those things without first selecting the text I want to manipulate. Well, ladies and gents, I'm not

I don't think so because it's a secure application internal to VA. Sent from Kimber's iPhone

It's called VA time and attendance, VATAS. Sent from Kimber's iPhone

Joe, There may be another function for averaging that avoids any zero values. Otherwise, create a formula that first finds all non-zero values, and then adds them up and divide by the total count

ok I'm now trying to get excel to tell me the AVERAGE of cells B102 D102 F102 G102 H102 I102 J102 K102 L102 M102 the problem being at the moment not all the cells have a number in them and all it says

You should immediately let Freedom Scientific know about this.