Hi Mark, As far as I know there's no shortcut to detect forms mode. But it's no problem to write a script doing this job. If you are interested in this script let me know and I'll share this in this

Is there a short cut that will tell me if I'm in forms mode or not?

On Fri, Feb 26, 2021 at 04:59 PM, Van Lant, Robin wrote: Because I use a reverse high contrast color scheme . . . I’ve had issues . . . where my emails were going to people with white or yellow font

On Fri, Feb 26, 2021 at 04:59 PM, Van Lant, Robin wrote: I wish Microsoft just offered a black in the standard colors list- They do, but it can be difficult to find it. I have always found it easier,

I have also had Outlook closing seemingly spontaneously off and on for a while now. Luckily, this is not happening often. I have also seen occasions where JAWS reads the wrong thing when arrowing

This is helpful, Brian. Because I use a reverse high contrast color scheme, I’m often very dubious about what Automatic will do for my font colors. I’ve had issues (mainly when in Outlook 2010)

I’ve had a number of issues with Outlook suddenly closing, but it’s been happening for me for a few months. Sometimes it seems to get stuck before this happens and other times it happens so

Hi All, After upgrading from Office 2010 Standard to Office 2016 Pro I was able to use the Word 2010, Normal.dotm, file in Word 2016 but, every time I opened a document, whether a new or old

 Another search keystroke that doesn't get mentioned much is, Windows key + Q. I use this keystroke to take me to the search field from wherever I'm at in the computer OS. Stay safe and take care.

my 2 cents, I often do the same, but instead of pressing f3, I press control+e, which probably does the same thing as f3, type what I'm looking for and press enter. this also works great if I'm

Hello, I use windows10, Outlook 2016 most recent versions and Jaws2021 updated yesterday. Since I did the Jaws2021 update, Outlook will close by itself when I’m arrowing down the list of emails. Or

 Good morning Brian, I can't thank you enough! You gave me an excellent words eye view of the cotton pickin color picker and by going to the, More option, then setting the colors Red, Green and

 Hi Brian, The default color was grey, that's why I've been trying to change it to black. Unfortunately Jaws isn't navigating the color grid worth a crap. I went to the Custom tab and I

Hey, no problem! What longer commands are those?

Mike, The default "Auto" color is black. If you hit ALT+H,FC [Home Ribbon, Font Color] the first thing you'll hear is, "Automatic, RGB 000," which is black. Unless you change this, you

Hi All, I updated to Office 2016 Pro and I'm setting up the default, normal.dotm, Word file for the way I want it. I've pretty much have it done except for the text color! This color picker is a

Hi J M, Thank you for this wonderful and quick tip. It works GREAT!!! I was using longer commands to accomplish the same function. Many thanks, Al Sorrentino

Hey guys. My usual method, rather than searching from the “start search” box, is to go into the drive or folder I know the file is located, hit f3 (which really just moves my cursor two tab

I just looked in my Amazon orders, and I purchased this three years ago and it's 13 dollars. Here's the

Thanks, Brian. This helps considerably. Tom Behler