win 8.1? It is really a personal preference. I use TB and have no issues with it at all. I see people dumping windows mail for TB and others going to outlook. David swears by windows mail but I

I am not sure exactly what Windows 8.1 had as a built-in app, in Windows 10 is an app called Mail, but unless you need a free solution I guess Outlook is the obvious choice as among paid programs it's

Sounds like you have set jaws verbosity to advanced.

Hey Everybody, I am currently using Thunderbird as my email software and lately it's been getting on my nerves. So, which email software do you all recommend? I am currently using Windows 8.1 and

What is going on with Jaws not saying: paste, copy, selected, etc.? Sometimes unloading Jaws and restarting it corrects the problem but at other times it doesn’t. Tom

Exactly, if I can move a "loose file" as you describe it into a subfolder in about 5 seconds by pressing Control + X, going to the subfolder and pressing Control + V then I'd tell any sighted

Makes some sense. So sounds like doing drag and drop of say a loose file in the documents folder as an example into a subfolder in the same larger folder creates the error I described. Sieghard. I

The one thing I have learned over the years is, some like to do things the hard way and some just don’t want to let go of past ways of doing things. They insist on using their vision when using a

I still wonder why a blind person would want to use such a visual way to move files from one folder to another when cut and paste works perfectly well and allows you to do 1 file or many all at

Couldn’t you call Microsoft Accessibility when that login screen is up and get them to connect and take a look?

For web content this is supposed to be an accessible site for learning HTML, Java and CSS: https://www.htmldog.com/ Using Google I didn't really get an answer to your question. Sorry I can't help

The most important one for any blind or low vision will be the Jaws scripting languages!!!!!!

Ann, Wow, that is crazy. It seems like Office used to report colors in plain names, but now the option in the ribbon will often read the hex code number, which is not really helpful to me. I found

I booted up my computer last night. I think some of you are right that there is some glitch. I didn’t get the message, but Outlook wasn’t downloadiong my new messages as it should, and the

I hate the way MS keeps messing up keyboard commands! I cant get to the app bar with the old method and cant seem to find a way to do it. but if you can get focus on the app bar then right

You may need to reinstall your video card driver. press the windows key and type Device manager. Now in the device manager window tab once and arrow down to display adapters and right arrow to expand

Thanks Glenn and Dan for your suggestions. Due to how the image was sized in the body of the email, the usual methods of running OCR on it didn't yield useful results. I even tried printing the email

A couple of ideas, Save the message as an EML file, the default choice for saving a message, and then run OCR on it after that. Or try to do shift + applications on the open message and see if there

Hi, I would copy and save e-mail to a Word or similar document. Then you can OCR the document with Fusion. From the virtual viewer you can save the necessary text after the OCR. Dan

Hi List, I received an email in Outlook 2010 which contains an image of text within the body of the email. I have OpenBook but I'm confused as to the best way to run OCR on an image within the