Robin: I use Outlook e-mail with Microsoft 365 here. Does this work with other e-mail clients as well? I would suppose it does, since this seems to be a Jaws command. Tom Behler

Robin: Thanks for letting us know about the quick key navigation feature in e-mails. I guess I missed it when reading through the release notes for the latest Jaws update. Will come in

Hey Robin, thank you for sharing this! This type of shortcut is long overdue and I’m pleased about it! Dan

One way is to shift-f6 from the slide pane to the summary pane and arrow up and down. When you find the slide you want, tab to the slide pane.

- Same here. Which is why, in this case, an explicit description of what the OP meant by "accessible" would be most helpful. -- Brian - Windows 10, 64-Bit, Version 21H1, Build 19043 It is the

I haven't really came across the printer that wasn't accessible… As far as the software goes the touch interface on the printers and sales is never been accessible as far as I know. Randy Barnett

I'm to work at Strauss-group, and get a lots of emails there are very long. This is nice feature.!!!!

Hi, take a look at this: PowerPoint Tips: Jump to a Specific Slide (gcfglobal.org) Best, Leo Bado. "It seems to me that I will always be happy in the place where I am not." Paul

Robin, Thank you for this. I too get a lot of very long email chains at work, and it looks like this may be of great help. Pam

Has anyone found a way to jump to a particular slide in PowerPoint while editing? My web searches tell me what I already knew about jumping to a slide while presenting, bug I’m looking for a way to

Brian, Here at work, it is very common for people to hit reply or reply all on a topic and, after some banter, the email body is really long with the history of the chatter. If I jump into a

That last message sent before I finished. I wish, and I know that it won't be granted, because the custom is what the custom is, that trimming all bottom quoted material before adding a reply would

- Richard, Thanks. This is exactly the clarification I needed. At one time (and this is something that was a sighted versus blind community convention split, in my observation), it was most common

Brian, The difference is that the Jaws command works in a given message where all the replies are in that one now very large message. This is not using threading or Conversations as Outlook calls

Hi Brian, I’m not robin, but I just tried Control + > and Control + Less in a relatively long thread I have with my accountant regarding the 2020 year end for my company and first of all while

Hi N lets you jump right to the next message in the conversation, without having to move links, signatures etc….

Wow yes! Its so nice feature! Especially at work. Thanks eric and all at FS for this.

Robin, What follows is not meant to be critical in any way, but just to clarify things for me. Can you tell me how this new command differs from the Outlook built-in keyboard shortcuts, when you're

I finally got the July release installed on my work PC today (jumping from the Feb release). I’d also just learned about the N quick navigation keystroke within messages. This is so amazing! If

For me Jaws Key + Control + B brings up the following when I’m on the Google.com main page: Select a Button dialog‑ List1 List view‑ Google apps Button 1 of 7 Google Account: Sieghard