Try p ressing jaws key + z -- it's a multi-position toggle (on, off, on for all applications, I think)...make sure it is turned on. Note that it should normally turn on automatically when an html

I Would second the Outlook option, Outlook 2016 is extremely powerful, just takes time to get used to it.

Micro Office, not heard of that one.

That is a good thing to try, I sorted some issues with my sound card using these.

Sometimes, especially with links to Webex or Zoom conference meetings, I find it helpful to right arrow a couple times so that my focus is in the text of the link, not just at the beginning, then the

Good.

then it's a matter of right clicking the link and entering on "copy link location" or something to that affect, open a browser and pressing control+l or alt+d, and control+v to paste the link address

I am not gone, nor do I intend to be. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 20H2, Build 19042 There are many who labor under the gross misapprehension that the Constitution is a cage and a

Why are you going on about this? You were successful in getting rid of Brian. Relax, and enjoy your victory.

Rick, you are not the “all knowing,” for all blind people. If you want to criticize someone, do it privately. We’ve become very good at putting hate on someone just because we don’t like what

I will correct you for I had many individuals email me off list saying it was better that person was gone. Do not think it is ok for your having some knowledge to attack, abuse and ridicule those who

Funny you mention this, as I had this exact problem with a recent e-mail. A friend sent me several Dropbox links, all of which I could open either by press enter on the link or using the context menu

This used to happen to me all the time but I haven't had it occkr in about 6 monds: do notyou have the latest JAWS 2021 or at least the Febuary / march realese? Jonathan

I don't have a number pad, how else can I check?

The only time I have to copy a link is from a calendar reminder within the Outlook calendar. Those links always have the http so you know it's a link. Most of the time these are Zoom meetings so I

I usually just press the numpad + key to make sure if I'm uncertain. I do have this problem with outlook where occasionally when viwing a message in html (where the virtual buffer should automatically

Frequently I see two links for a site, one is labelled graphic and th other is not. Clicking on the graphic link acts like you say, the other link usually does what is wanted. Also, I sometimes have

Ok..but it's still a link...it just has an html text message attached to it that says " click here". It's been a while and of course it's e-mail client dependent, but you should be able to expose it

Hi, JM. The links of which Madison and others are talking can't be copied to the address bar, because the link just says, click here, or something like that. It isn't an URL with an http or something

Sieghard and list members, Everyone certainly has their right to their own opinion. As for me, I agree with your post ten thousand percent. I manage a lot better with computers now