Because my ISP filters too much and I'm tired of things being marked as junk when they aren't and worrying about whether or not a message will get blocked or whether or not a message came through.

Okay, thanks for the clarification. Why not use your ISP's domain email service? MS Outlook is pretty solid as an email client, and so well integrated with the other MS Office suite, why not just

If having a numeric keypad on your laptop’s keyboard is important to you I’d recommend two things. First, look at the description of the laptop on the page since it might mention that a number pad

It does appear that the download links for JAWS are not available on the FS Web site including the offline installer. I'm sure it's a temporary glitch but I'll inform them via their @FreedomSci handle

FS is experiencing technical difficulties with their server that handles file downloads.

I, like others, don't use the numpad. In fact, at home where I use a bluetooth keyboard, I still use laptop layout, but that's just my preference. Anyway, you have two options. If you never travel

Hello All- I just visited the JAWS website and frankly was unable to download the newest JAW installer for a new windows 11 computer...can someone help here?  Thanks. S -- Listening for the

Hello Tom, if you go to the groups.io website, and login to the website, and then go and find the group that you want, and click on manage subscription. There is a button that says leave group.

Hi, If Madison uses an Outlook.com account and hopes things will improve under Thunderbird then she may be disappointed. Outlook 2013,using outlook.com, gave me many problems so I changed the email

Hi, Ken. Madison knows she has Outlook. It's not working properly for her, so she's contemplating the differences between Thunderbird and Outlook. Bill White billwhite92701@...

Good evening. If you have Office365 then you already have Outlook! HTH, Ken

Hello, I typically don’t find myself using a laptopwith a numpad, or using a numpad in general. There have been a few times where I wished I had a numpad, but again, that’s few and far between.

I haven't specifically relied on the numpad in a very, very long time. There are certainly cases in which it is warranted, and for that I would simply get a USB numpad which by all accounts would work

On my next purchase, I'll skip the numpad for this reason. I was not ready to give it up last time, which pushed me to a 17-inch laptop and raised the cost. I think I could have gotten a more

I use a separate keyboard for my Lenovo.  When I called JFW to ask how to use jaws without a numpad, the technical person I talked with told me to get an external keyboard with numpad on it...Easy

I guess then I could keep the laptop I bought last year and just add the NUM pad. Silly me, I really did not think of that.

To avoid that problem, I just bought a USB or wireless keyboard and either paired it or plugged it in to the laptop. Trust me it saves on a lot of grief and wondering if the laptop comes with a numpad

That helps, thanks.

Usually you need to purchase a 15 or 17 inch laptop to get a num pad. That holds true for most HP and Lenovo models however very few Dell laptops have a num pad.

Hi everyone. I thought I had someone to help me buy a new laptop, but that fell through. A year ago I got a Lenovo, but it turned out not to have a separate number pad and I find I just cannot make