Hello Deb, have you tryed with VLC Media Player? El 2/4/2022 a las 07:31, Debbie April Yuille escribió: -- Salu2, Kari

Hi All I’m sorry for the repeated emails today. Signature didn’t want to insert today. Thanks Debbie

Hi all Does anyone know of an accessible program to merge MP4 files?

Hi all Does anyone know of an accessible program to merge MP4 files?

Yes, it will still work but remember that Microsoft will soon stop support of Office 2013. If you are having trouble, I would consider upgrading to Microsoft 365 and should you be updating your

Office 2013will still work on windows 10. Perhaps you can also look for office 2019 to make sure you can use it for couple more years.

Hi, My Microsoft Office 2013 is giving me all sorts of grief so went looking for a later version with a re-cycled licence but was unable to find any on Ebay. Aren't versions with re-cycled licences

Friends, greetings. Using the jaws 2022 on windows 10 del laptop. In our office, we have a web application which is used to log the time. This app contains few edit controls and they don’t have

Wow, that did it. Thank you! As long as I do insert z prior to arrowing to the message I want to delete, I can then press e to edit it, or the delete key to delete it. I had also been trying

Greetings: Did you try turning off the JAWS virtual cursor (insert z)? Curtis

Yes, I did try those, but so far, no luck. Thanks.

Can you try shiftf10 or the application key? Maybe it will work, with Slack you never really know.

Can anyone using Slack tell me how to delete a message that I have previously placed in a Slack chat using JAWS and the keyboard? The Slack keyboard shortcuts say that if you are focused on a message

Thanks so much! That did the trick. BTW, the option was located on the quick access tool bar as you suggested, and I turned it off. I love the assistance I receive from this list! Mark

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Curtis, I may not be describing my problem correctly. If I open an existing document and make changes to it and then hit alt F4 to close the document, I am not prompted to see if I want to save

The F12 command brings up the “Save As” dialog.

When my company switched us to OneDrive, it also turned on a setting in Office that automatically saves documents periodically. I see the advantage of this, but it interfered with the way I often

Greetings: I am running what I believe to be the latest version of Microsoft Word 365, Microsoft Word Subscription Version 16.0.15028.20152. I created a new document, made some changes and tried

I always use F12 to close out a Word document. This way JAWS also verbalizes the document’s name, which is helpful when I’m working on several documents at once. F12 also ensures I’m prompted to