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

What I do when I encounter this problem is to bring up the email inside my default Internet browser. I do this in the following way, 1. Open the message. 2. Press the following keys, ALT, followed by

Thanks!!! That worked. I never thought about using insert F7 on a link in an email. Cheers, Kevin

I have no idea, I never change my cursor.

You could try just copying the link into your browser's address bar/open dialogue. When you see these links in your e-mails, are you sure your virtual cursor is on?

If I know that the message is in HTML, I've always been able to use the links list without any issues. When not in HTML, I can always use the Forms list, I can find the link and press enter twice and

I've had this happen a few times. The way I've gotten the link to work is press Encert+F7 as if you were on a web page rather than an email. Lori Lynn

Ricky, you should keep your facts straight, Brian recently decided to unsubscribe from the Windows 10 list and the majority of list members felt this was a great loss. You seem to be on a personal

Hi Rick! At least your willing to stand up and be counted!

Occasionally, same issue here--haven't yet found a solution, sorry. Sandra "May I never get too busy in my own affairs that I fail to respond to the needs of others with kindness and

I tried that, but got the same result.

I’m sorry Randy and all else for my needing to step up and have this person stop his antics.