If you don't have anything nice to say, you should try saying nothing at all. I never blamed anyone for my downloading and installing of version 102. And I took care of my mistake by downgrading. So

On Sun, Jul 10, 2022 at 08:19 PM, Gene Warner wrote: Then 102 should be marked as a beta and not an official release which is how it is marked in their releases directory.- But it's clear exactly what

Then 102 should be marked as a beta and not an official release which is how it is marked in their releases directory. Gene...

What I can't figure out is why anyone who is not a typical beta user is upgrading to Thunderbird 102. From the noted page: Thunderbird version 102.0 is only offered as direct download from

First there was this new Spaces button in the tab order that I would have preferred to be able to remove as I did not need it, but I could live with that. What really did it for and caused me to go

Hmmm, I'm running 102, and it seems basically the same to me.  What problems were you having? CH

Hi everyone! I recently upgraded Thunderbird to version 102 from version91 and wow! I did not like the changes at all, in fact I just finished downgrading it back to version 91. The problem now is

Rod, If you find out that the Home Ribbon (or any other) has been rearranged in any of the Office versions subsequent to Office 2016 please do post about that here. I have Office 2016, but have worked

Brian, Thanks. I misspoke on the access: I do use a QWERTY keyboard for input, but braille-only to read. Also, I am using Office 2021, not 365. I chose Office 2021 because, at age 81, I

Rod, Unless they changed something in regard to the default controls on the Home Ribbon under M365, I honestly can't say what's going wrong, particularly since Braille input is being used. Everyone

Hello Brian, Again, thanks, but I Am still lost. My access is via braille display only – no speech. When I press Alt+h this is reflected on the braille screen. When I press r-r and l,

I’d done as you suggest, Brian, but when I tinkered, my problem was size of font. I changed that to 10 and now all is back to normal! Whew! Many thanks. Don From: Brian Vogel Sent: Sunday,

On Sun, Jul 10, 2022 at 12:13 PM, Don Walls wrote: Brian, I have highlighted the whole text of the file but when using control D it doesn’t effect the change.- What button are you activating

Thanks, Brian amd Adrian. Brian, I have highlighted the whole text of the file but when using control D it doesn’t effect the change. Don From: Brian Vogel Sent: Sunday, July 10, 2022 9:11

Don, You do not explicitly state that you have all your text selected, but you must do that first if you're trying to change the font face for text that's already written. Once that's been done, CTRL

On Sun, Jul 10, 2022 at 11:46 AM, Adrian Spratt wrote: He omitted a comma between the two rr’s.- Just to be clear, no, I didn't. The way these shortcuts are presented is with 2-character steps as 2

On Sun, Jul 10, 2022 at 03:30 AM, Rod & Ele Macdonald wrote: Sorry … I couldn’t even figure out how to send this privately.- It's not necessary to send this privately in this case, as you can be

If you change font through the Word dialog with either control-f or control-d, tabbing will take you to a default button. From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf OfDon Walls Sent:

I haven’t been following this thread, but I just tested Brian’s navigation suggestion. He omitted a comma between the two rr’s. The following works for me with Outlook 2016: Alt-h, then r, r,

On Sun, Jul 10, 2022 at 03:30 AM, Rod & Ele Macdonald wrote: My apologies, but I am not sure how to follow your suggestion - “ALT + H, RR, L”. What does the middle paret of thias mean? I tried