Perhaps I’m overly suspicious, when something is discounted this much it generally means it will be obsolete soon. Which means ostensibly that after you put down the $50, in a few

I was excited to see the discounted Office license Christobal and others shared from the other JAWS list that I’m not on. As I eagerly investigated it, I noted that it’s talking specifically

What you are describing is a part of file explorer, though.

Just as a point of interest – is not the desktop itself a mere function of file explorer? I am pretty sure that every time you use the desktop, examine your drive system, or invoke the run command,

It's a JAWS thing. Shift-ctrl-d will list all the *visible cells in a spreadsheet, but not those that are off the screen. Insert-shift-c will list all the cells in a column, whether visible or

Hi, I think the command you are thinking of is the following keystroke: CTRL + SHFT + the letter D This will display the cells in a list that have data. HTH

I have a fuzzy recollection that there’s some way to display a list of cells containing data in a dialog box. It may be an Excel thing, not a JAWS thing, but I’m not sure. I’m thinking I’ve

 Hi Brian, Dave was responding to the steps I posted stating to make sure nothing was selected on the desktop then press, Control, Shift + N. Stay safe and take care. Mike. Sent from my

On Wed, Apr 13, 2022 at 02:24 AM, Dave Durber wrote: You do not need to use File Explorer, to create a folder on the Desktop.- Just to be clear, I never claimed you did. But all of the "make sure

Steve and others, It may be less effort if you only use one browser. But if you use multiple browsers, create favorites/bookmarks in more than one of them, and then have to deal with the whole mess

 Hi Dave, You know, I'm so used to making sure nothing is selected on the desktop to access the context menu, I just flat out never tried creating a folder with something selected! LOL LOL

Yep that works. But I will say it’s even less effort to go to Favourites on your phone and know they are all synced up. All the best Steve -- To subscribe to our News and Special Offers

 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