As a matter of fact, I just bought a new Windows 7 computer and downloaded Windows Live Mail. There are some things about it that I like better than Outlook Express and other things that I like

Dave, I bet you are right about why I did not have the file. I installed SP3 recently and it knocked out my wireless connection. I do not possess the knowledge or expertise, not to mention the

Dave, Your guess is as good as mine. Note that Joni just posted that her OS is XP Home Service Pack 2, consistent with Ms's list. I searched my XP Service Pack 3 system files and found several with

Joni, I think you've hit on the reason for your and Ted's problem. My XP was updated to SP3 years ago so I would not have had any issues with the lack of that DLL. Microsoft often adds new

Try control-F6 to navigate away from them.

Adrian, Does that list imply that the .DLL is already part of XP SP3, so not needed? Dave Carlson Sent from my Dell Latitude E6520 using Windows 7, San Francisco Bay Area

Ted, Yes, I used the pull-down menu (expandable list rather than the search feature) and still do not like the overall arrangements. They're making it harder to find the old familiar items. But now

And Ted, did you install the maintenance package by downloading the executable from Freedom Scientific, or did you accept the update and let JAWS download an install? I've rarely had a successful

Hi there. I use Windows 7 and JAWS 12, Internet Explorer 8 Firefox 7. Sometimes on a web page I can't navigate, because tool bars are running in the background. I only find that out if I ask a

Ted, it did work for me. I have XP home and SP2. Joni

This is excellent information. However, it looks like it isn't advisable for many systems. I've just read through the page you link to, Joni. In the list of operating systems that support these files,

Did it work? If it does, the tandem session probably won't be necessary. I'd give a week's pay to know how I trashed it!

Ted, I downloaded the first file. I assumed it was for a 32-bit computer since the next one said 64. This is the one I chose: msxml6.msi 1.5

Did you use the pull down menu?

Hi Chris, Windows Live will get you by in a pinch. Compared too Outlook Express, it seems a bit clunky, but that's just my opinion and I'm sure some will beg to differ with me. When I first tried it

I did both. I did an initial installation with the DVD to get convenient OCR without a lot of fuss and bother. Then I installed the new maintenance release when it came out. That's when things began

For a little additional help, just load narrator. It's not much, but will give just the help you need here. Once you load JAWS, just do as the others have suggested.

I followed the link, and encountered no fewer than 4 files, and I have no idea which one would be appropriate. Besides, it's almost inconceivable that, during the installation, I managed to delete a

Hi all, Just got a new laptop running Windows7. Since I am an old user of Outlook Express, and I do not have Outlook, I am wondering what the most accessible email client is with Jaws? How is Windows

Hello there; Look in your system tray and see if you have, Synaptics Pointing Device If so, Enter on properties, Shift tab to buttons tab, Right arrow to, device settings, Now tab and enter on