You are correct. Dan

Hello. I replied to your private email. I believe that it is called localhost when you do it off-line — This email from Armando Vias was sent from the armandovias.com email system. Feel free to use

Hi, Andy. If you make sure the shortcuts on your desktop, and in the Start Menu are set to maximize Outlook when it opens, you won't need to press Windows Key plus Up Arrow. Bill White

There are scripts from myblindspot.com which work quite well with the desktop application. Curtis Chong wrote: -- Your life is like a penny. You're going to lose it. The question is: How do you

Hello van, that is correct and make sure you press windows key plus up arrow to maximize outlook or it won’t work correctly. I found this out the hard way.

Greetings: Good luck with the QuickBooks stand-alone application for Windows. This requires a good deal of JAWS scripting to work. And every time Intuit comes out with the next version, the

Greetings: The problem was solved by activating the Navigation Pane in Outlook. The keystroke to do this is CTRL+6. Fascinating that the folks at Microsoft could not figure out this rather

Hello, thanks for all the recommendations. For right now I’m going to give the QuickBooks standalone application a try before resorting to in the clouds based services. Although I am also playing

Deb, I know you’ve received other suggestions, but I didn’t read them all closely. Have you ensured your Outlook is maximized? That proved to be the problem when I experienced something

Only some of them do not appear. I will try shift f6

Hello Deb: In the newer Outlook, Shift+F6 moves you to the tree view of folders. Honestly, I am not sure this is the nature of the problem you are raising here. Is it that you can’t see any

Good point, Bill. I tend to use Control Y mainly, but do use Control Tab twice to get to the folder list when really needed. Deb mentioned that she is on Office 2013, so I’m not sure which is

Yes. And it was right there when I opened outlook.

Hi, Robin. I think in the newer versions of Outlook you must use CONTROL plus SHIFT plus TAB to get to the folder list. Bill White billwhite92701@...

How did you access them before? Did you Shift Tab to the tree view?

I use a windows 7 laptop with the version before the latest update of jaws. I use a USB keyboard connected to the laptop. Anyway, the last few days many of my folders in outlook 2013 are hidden. I

Hi! See the below link for “Wave Apps.” Although I have not used it personally, I understand that it is accessible. Also, its basic functionality is free.

As said previously, Adobe Acrobat Pro will do oCR; looks like the free version will not, which makes sense.

Understood. Still, my recommendation stands. Warmly, Curtis Chong

Okay, if someone knows or finds out then please let me know. I was asking because I've never used/looked at the settings on the Outlook.com site and so therefor I'd like to have an idea of where to