Hi, JAWS 2020 seems to have ongoing issues with Outlook. Today I forwarded a message in Outlook and somehow JAWS managed to delete several e-mails. The mail is gone from Outlook, Web Mail and is

While this demonstration is a presentation of the Philadelphia Computer Users Group for the Blind and Visually Impaired all are welcome to participate. A Demo of

Hi again Brian: I just went into that directory, alt-v for view arrowed down to “group by” and selected “none.” Mess removed. Thanks so much. Gudrun Please note my new email

Hi Brian: Thanks for that. I’ll try, but I have Windows 7 here. Gudrun Please note my new email of brunotgudrun@...

If you're running Windows 10, try the following: 1. Make nothing is highlighted / selected and press the application key to open the context menu or use Shift + F10 if you don't have an application

Hi gang: I have a file folder that displays with those headers, likea a-h, i-p, etc., at the start and in the middle of the files, and try as I may, I can’t get back to the mormal way of displaying.

You may want to check out Spoonbill software: http://www.spoonbillsoftware.com.au/blindgamers.htm These are mostly self-voicing games, but they are free and of good quality. Richard

I use Jaws 2020 and windows 10. With the new virus environment I am looking for some new avenues for occupying myself. I have never been much of a gamer, but now wonder about accessible games.

Have you purchased the jaws remote desktop license? Thanks,abraham

Hi. I use windows 10 pro 64 bit on a assus laptop. Doing a it networking course and using the remote connection wizard. Put in the ip address, user name and password, click connect. Hear it say

But does that remove the contact permanently? I know it removes it from that particular email but the name comes up again when I go to send another email. image001.jpg Zel Iscel Disability

Chris, Then what I'd suggest is checking whether those things that are announced as "Other suggestion" might actually be in your Contacts/Address book. Things that are resident there will

You don't, at least if it's not an optional update. People need to accept that, occasionally, even perfect updates (when we're talking about the whole embedded base of users) will "burp" when

Hi Brian, Oops, yes. You are right since there is one drop-down only. However, this list is filled with two types of items: so-called “recent suggestions” and “other suggestions”. When you

But once you remove the offending KB update, how do you prevent Windows 10 from automatically installing it again surreptitiously andcausing the same problems all over again?

With regard to this, here's the part of my "standard Windows 10 revival script" that will allow you to find out what your most recently installed updates are, whether you choose to uninstall them or

it would be useful if you could find out and post which kb number the update is that triggered this issue, or what the ok and not now buttons are referring to?

In all probability the OK button will take you into a dialog where you can accept or reject something, or act as a permanent dismissal of the thing you're seeing if it acts as the acknowledgement that

I don't know if the following will work for you, but I don't see that it will harm anything: press windows+i to open settings, press tab and spacebar on system, press tab, arrow to and spacebar on

And I must admit that I am completely mystified by this comment, as I have no point of reference for "two lists" during autocomplete, only one, the dropdown that appears below the To, CC, or BCC