Mike: You can use the CTRL+SHIFT+N Windows shortcut command, even if something is selected on the Desktop. Dave

 Amir: You do not need to use File Explorer, to create a folder on the Desktop. When you are on the Desktop, use the Windows Short Cut keystroke, CTRL+SHIFT+N. An edit field is opened, type the

 Or, while on your desktop make sure nothing is selected and press Control, Shift + N, type the name of the folder and press enter. Stay safe and take care. Mike. Sent from my iBarstool.

Ok thanks

On Tue, Apr 12, 2022 at 07:29 PM, Amir Shah wrote: Can somebody help me how to create a folder on desktop using jaws- Open File Explorer Navigate to Desktop Activate New Folder control and type the

Can somebody help me how to create a folder on desktop using jaws

Hi, Andy. You must click the Shop link first, then the link to download the book is on the next page. You must fill in your email, city, state, and phone number before the link for his book comes up.

Here you go, it was on the other JAWS list: From: Cristóbal Hello list, I know the topic of MS Office licenses has come up recently. As was mentioned, it appears that the eBay option to snag

It wasn't either this group or Microsoft 365, which is a subscription only product. The post was about Office 2021, and the link given was:

I hope it was this group that had an email about the $50 Office 365 Could you please repost? Mona

Hi David, how do I obtain a copy of your latest book that is on the carroll center’s website? I don’t seem to be able to find the link. Thank you. Andy and Leroy

Hi, The layered command described works in all applications not just certain applications and it certainly works in Zoom. If you need to get audio back to both left and right speakers use the

Hi all, If you save your favorites folder in Dropbox or some other cloud app and add that app to your smart phone, you can access the favorites on your smart phone that way from whatever your default

It's insert spacebar to open the layered command level, then v, then b. I think I recall that it only works in certain programs. I read about it on the release notes for JAWS 2022.

Bill Same here! The only device I need to have synced is a laptop onto which I can easily tranfer so-called favorites is via a thumb drive. I do something similar to what David, in his book,

That's fair enough. But if you do use one of these ecosystems, it's very convenient to have all your favourites synced to those devices. All the best Steve -- To subscribe to our News and Special

I don't have an iPhone, and I don't have sync turned on in any of my browsers, so I don't need any devices to be synced. Bill White billwhite92701@...

Tell you what? I don't want to have to copy my new favourites to the phone every time I go out, just not practical. And no doubt you have an iPhone or an Android phone, if not then I apologise, but

Steve I understand what you are saying; but is it truly safe and secure to rely on something like the cloud given all of the potential hacking, international intriegue, and all the rest. And do we

The problem I have with this approach is that your favourites are not synchronised. I have Chrome. I am logged into a Google account, so if I create a favourite in Chrome in the normal way, I can