Hi Dee, I am just learning Word 2010 myself but, you can try while in a Word document, Invoking the Insert + V keystroke, for quick settings, arrowing down to, Spelling Error Detection, & press the

Rick, These words, and numerous others in the article, contain a symbol that my synthesizer identifies as character 173. Google results tell me 173 in ASCII represents the inverted exclamation mark.

Replacing \173 with a grave accent works in Word, but not well on the Internet. I tried the apostrophe and some of the word now pronounce correctly, but others still refuse to do so. Dave

Seems as though many of the words have a character 173 inserted where a discretionary hyphen could occur. This would be an invisible character to anyone else reading the article, but JAWS finds it.

That page and in particular your question words sound fine to me with both Eloquence and RealSpeak Emily. -- Soronel Haetir soronel.haetir@...

Haha! He's drunk It looks like there is a graphic in-between the letters that makes Jaws think there is a space or makes it so Jaws doesn't see the letter. When you arrow through the funny words he

I have a question. Maybe someone may have a clue? I have an online local Ohio newspaper, whose website is seemingly normal text, as far as I can tell. But my JAWS 13 reads it with very strange

Hi Sameer, When you get an email using Outlook Express, the only way to know what field their name / email address was placed into by the person that sent the email is by opening the email & using,

I've changed something in my MSWord 2010 with my jaws 13 Jaws is now speaking to me "spelling error" when there is a misspelled word and I don't want it to do that. When I do an F7 sometimes jaws

A quick way to read the cc field is to press alt-4 on the number row above the letters. The message must be open.

Press alt+w and use tab, not the arrow keys. Otherwise ctrl+alt+n changes view to normal or draft in 2007 ctrl+alt+o changes view to outline ctrl+alt+p changes view to print layout Negoslav

Dear Friends, I am using Outlook Express with JAWS version 13 & Windows XP as the OS. Whenever I open a message in Outlook Express, JAWS reads the "From"field & immediately moves to the subject

That's because there is no shortcut for the View Menu in Word2010. You have to arrow over to the status bar and set it from there. Bill White billwhite92701@...

Thanks for the information; however, I could not find the keystroke to get to the view menu. In Word 2003, I do an alt v and then up and down arrows to find out what is checked. In Word 2010 if I do

And what will it do for you?

Hi Eileen, Press the Alt key, then right arrow to View. As you are right arrowing, you will see other options that you can down arrow to find Sub-menues. 2. Down arrow to look at the diferent

To save backup of outlook personal folders, message rules, contacts, and other with out account settings, copy and save these file in other folder: Windows xp: C:\documents and settings\user

Thanks, Dan. Appreciate the observations. Will try it here and let everyone know how I do. Tom Behler from Michigan

Outlook can be a bit cumbersome but it's not bad once you get used to it. I had to do a lot of exploring to find out things I wanted to know. My only real problem with outlook is backup and

Insert-f1 should do it, or the JAWS cursor, or going into print preview with ctrl-f2.