Hi: To run a virtual machine using Jaws do you have to spend the 200$ for the rdp package? Thank you

Hi: I have a braille Polaris, I am just getting to know the thing Battery is great. I don’t like the warrenty that mutch. The people at Hims seam to be vary nice. Thanks

Press control y If inbox is open, press left arrow to close it Arrow down to g mail Press right arrow to open it Press S for sent mail, s again for spam, t for trash etc.

Hi, this is helpful. However, getting to the inbox isn't the problem. When I press control+y I can get to inbox, junk mail, and perhaps one other folder, but not sent items, outbox, deleted items.

Ann, I myself have four e-mail accounts configured in Outlook, and navigating between them is not difficult. I recommend the following steps: 1. From within any mail folder, press Ctrl y to open the

I have ICare Recovery Pro, which I'm trying out for free, but I'm soon to purchase a license code for the software. The commercial license is $89.99 for two machines, but Tom from the Icare Recovery

You might use one of the recovery utilities such as recova (not a typo) to recover the files. This will only work if you did a quick format when you did it by accident. There are also services which

Annabelle, I agree with Richard, although I could be wrong if Microsoft's Accessibility Answer Desk does have a way to repair the wav files. it would be interesting to see what they say. do post

If you have not written over that file, I'll bet Microsoft accessibility could help recover it. Richard “The secret is not to make your music louder, but to make the world quieter.” - MitchAlbom

What actually happened was, I formatted the drive by accident. I don't think it was actually corrupted, just reformatted. So I'm trying to recover .wav files from a formatted partition.

My student is using Outlook 2010 to read her mail from GMail. There is a GMail entry, level 0; above it, though is another whole menu of Outlook mailboxes. Can I get rid of this somehow--to do list,

If the .wav file was in the corrupted area of your hard disc, that may not be possible. I'd suggest speaking with MicroSoft Accessibility support. Richard

So I'm wondering if there's a software out there, accessible to JAWS and other screenreaders, that can repair .wav files and restore them back to working order.

That is another story, not player related

No, I assumed you were asking about getting the broken instance info

Got it. Thanks. Gudrun

By broken wave file, I mean one that came from a damaged, formatted, or corrupt partition on a hard drive. When I go to play back a wave file, whether it's in Audacity, Windows Media Player, or any

sorry for the confusion guys.

I initially looked in the shared folder but didn't find any sounds folder. that's why I posted the path in the user folder. but now I looked again following the path you provided, and now see the

Yeah! Thanks, Richard. Gosh, finally. Gudrun