Thank you Brian for the clarification. I stand corrected. Ken

Hi all, Does anyone know how to insert emogees into email messages using Jaws? I know Jaws reads them and so if possible I'd love to know how to put them into email messages as writing the word smile

- It isn't. Here is the original post, verbatim: Hello, I’m using the most recent versions of windows10 and Jaws2021. I use to press control shift N to create a folder on my laptop. For some reason

Hi again. I and another person said ‘ to create a new Outlook folder try Control-shift-E’ after you have selected the higher level folder you want sub-folders under. Isn’t that the answer

Well, the Microsoft store may at some point offer third party browsers, as they are now opening to desktop apps, but as far as I know, as of now they don't. Doesn't matter to me; I hardly use the

thanks to all for the great cornucopia of advice regarding browsers. I have a lot to think about. It is still a few weeks before I get my PC, so I will be able to look in to these in some depth before

Do you have the file explorer in focus when you press shift control N?

hmmm, try pressing insert plus numrow 3 then shift plus ctrl plus n and that should work. Legend has it that on Tuesday 11/16/2021 11:50 AM, Brian Vogel

Well, I looked at all of that an no hot keys were defined. However, now the keystroke works correctly. That was after I just updated JAWS2022 to the latest build.

For fun, I just tried hitting control-shift-n when I was in Outlook, and it does create a new note when in Outlook, but not if I take my focus out of Outlook. In MS Word, control-shift-n did

Hi, Don. While attempting to create the folders with CONTROL, SHIFT, N, do you have an Office application open, and if so, does CONTROL, SHIFT, N work differently when the Office application is

Don, Then, in the start menu, whether you get to it via searching for it or whether there is a permanent shortcut in the start menu itself, look at the properties for Note. Somehow, somewhere,

I do not.

- Check to see if you have a desktop shortcut for Note and it has CTRL + SHIFT + N defined as its shortcut. If you do, Windows itself will always process CTRL + SHIFT + N first, fire up Note, and then

I get the same. I'm sure there are more threads I've not read yet so I'll look for additional information.

Hi, James. Have you tried uninstalling Chrome completely, then reinstalling it? What I mean by completely uninstalling Chrome is this: When you uninstall Chrome through either Control Panel>Programs

Hi, David. I didn't think the settings in Edge were as easy to get to as in Chrome, either, because I needed to press a "Main Menu" button, before I could get to the Settings Categories. What I

- That's not what was said. Microsoft is retiring, as in completely retiring, Internet Explorer next year. Anyone who's still depending on IE for anything needs to get away from that, as it's not

On Tue, Nov 16, 2021 at 06:41 AM, Steve Nutt wrote, regarding getting to the settings for MS-Edge: - Or just hit ALT + F, S, which is precisely what one does when in Chrome. What's funny is that in

Hi, I currently am using Edge and haven't come across any issues. Of course, I have Firefox on here as a backup and I have seriously looked at brave. I think once I move over to my new computer I will