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Re: Screenreader Accessible Data Recovery Software
What is the earliest system restore point? did you check? that may
rescue if any assigned prior to your deletion.
What is the earliest system restore point? did you check? that may
rescue if any assigned prior to your deletion.
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By
soner
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#56300
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Re: Removable disk shortcut?
Well you can use the drive letter, but that may change!
Jonas Voll
Support Technician I
Envision, Inc.
2301 S Water ST
Wichita, KS 67213
O: 316-425-7141
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Well you can use the drive letter, but that may change!
Jonas Voll
Support Technician I
Envision, Inc.
2301 S Water ST
Wichita, KS 67213
O: 316-425-7141
F:
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Jonas Voll
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#56299
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Removable disk shortcut?
Hi,
I am having a senior moment. I have done this before but just can't work through the process right now.
Can someone tell me the steps to create a shortcut on my desktop to access my removable
Hi,
I am having a senior moment. I have done this before but just can't work through the process right now.
Can someone tell me the steps to create a shortcut on my desktop to access my removable
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Elaine Young <hidden_spring@...>
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#56298
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Re: JAWS question about picking out greeting cards online with total blindness
Excellent! Thank you for all your help, Bill.
Mike
Excellent! Thank you for all your help, Bill.
Mike
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By
Walker, Michael E
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#56297
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Re: JAWS question about picking out greeting cards online with total blindness
Hi again Mike,
no, the Seeing A I app is strictly an OCR adaptive software for the visually impaired. However, in addition to the abilities that the previous comment her mentioned with regard to
Hi again Mike,
no, the Seeing A I app is strictly an OCR adaptive software for the visually impaired. However, in addition to the abilities that the previous comment her mentioned with regard to
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Bill Tessore
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#56296
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Re: JAWS question about picking out greeting cards online with total blindness
That is also what I concluded, after other answers I received. I could send a sighted person a link to the card I thought about, if one is not physically present.
Thanks,
Mike
That is also what I concluded, after other answers I received. I could send a sighted person a link to the card I thought about, if one is not physically present.
Thanks,
Mike
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By
Walker, Michael E
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#56295
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Re: JAWS question about picking out greeting cards online with total blindness
I would still ask a sighted person. However good all these apps are, what if it misses something that may not be appropriate or what you want for a particular occasion?
I would still ask a sighted person. However good all these apps are, what if it misses something that may not be appropriate or what you want for a particular occasion?
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Sieghard Weitzel <sieghard@...>
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#56294
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Re: email atachments
Got it. In your original message, you didn't write the instructions as if the sender wanted to send multiple files. I wanted to make sure the sender had instructions for how to do that, if that was
Got it. In your original message, you didn't write the instructions as if the sender wanted to send multiple files. I wanted to make sure the sender had instructions for how to do that, if that was
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By
Walker, Michael E
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#56293
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Re: email atachments
You can highlight multiple files and send them the way I suggested.
You can highlight multiple files and send them the way I suggested.
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Brice Mijares <bricemijares@...>
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#56292
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Re: email atachments
It was about attachments.
It was about attachments.
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By
Walker, Michael E
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#56291
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Re: email atachments
Disregard last message, For some reason, I thought it was about attachments.
Best to finish first cup of coffee!
Disregard last message, For some reason, I thought it was about attachments.
Best to finish first cup of coffee!
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By
Brice Mijares <bricemijares@...>
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#56290
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Re: email atachments
That works well, only if you are sending one file. You need to know both ways. The former recommendation for doing it in Thunderbird is good for multiple files.
That works well, only if you are sending one file. You need to know both ways. The former recommendation for doing it in Thunderbird is good for multiple files.
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By
Walker, Michael E
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#56289
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Re: email atachments
I fine it easier to locate the file you want to send, say it's in your document folder, high lite the file, context key, send to, arrow down to mail recipient and hit enter and fill in the edit
I fine it easier to locate the file you want to send, say it's in your document folder, high lite the file, context key, send to, arrow down to mail recipient and hit enter and fill in the edit
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By
Brice Mijares <bricemijares@...>
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#56288
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Re: email atachments
I have never been good at memorizing keyboard shortcuts. When I try, I later have to look them up in the help files for each app. I use too many apps to memorize what goes with each. I do not just
I have never been good at memorizing keyboard shortcuts. When I try, I later have to look them up in the help files for each app. I use too many apps to memorize what goes with each. I do not just
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By
Walker, Michael E
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#56287
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Re: email atachments
Hi Gordon!
Thanks, i'll try to remember that.
Val.
Hi Gordon!
Thanks, i'll try to remember that.
Val.
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By
Val Paul
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#56286
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Re: email atachments
Yes, my memory's not what it used to be! [Old age coming on!]
I'll do michael
Yes, my memory's not what it used to be! [Old age coming on!]
I'll do michael
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By
Val Paul
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#56285
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Re: email atachments
Thanks Elaine!
Val.
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Val Paul
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#56284
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Re: email atachments
Also, get used to learning the menu bar in Thunderbird. That works better for those of us who are not as good at memorizing keyboard shortcuts. I am more menu driven.
Also, get used to learning the menu bar in Thunderbird. That works better for those of us who are not as good at memorizing keyboard shortcuts. I am more menu driven.
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By
Walker, Michael E
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#56283
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Re: email atachments
Val,
With your message open, hit alt, m then f. This will put you in the address edit box. Simply type the address to where you want to send it, tab through to the body of the message if you want
Val,
With your message open, hit alt, m then f. This will put you in the address edit box. Simply type the address to where you want to send it, tab through to the body of the message if you want
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By
Elaine Young <hidden_spring@...>
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#56282
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Re: email atachments
To forward a message in Thunderbird:
alt-m to launch a menu of message options, and then f to forward. You then need to enter the address of the person you want to forward to. The attachment should
To forward a message in Thunderbird:
alt-m to launch a menu of message options, and then f to forward. You then need to enter the address of the person you want to forward to. The attachment should
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By
Gordon Legge <legge@...>
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#56281
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