On Mon, Aug 8, 2022 at 11:35 AM, Glenn / Lenny wrote: Can you tell if this dummy HDMI has an audio port?- HDMI stands for High-Definition Multimedia Interface and, as such, has all of the bits "rolled

On Mon, Aug 8, 2022 at 11:40 AM, Kevin Minor wrote: Another way to get to the SHUTDOWN/RESTART Windows is hitting WINDOWS+X.- And add a U right after you've hit that WinKey + X, and you've got focus

Yeah, I use windows 7. I boot to 10, and then launch windows 7 in a virtual machine. Glenn

On Mon, Aug 8, 2022 at 11:37 AM, Curtis Chong wrote: And yes, the focus really does need to be on the Desktop before you can push Alt F4 to invoke the Shutdown dialog.- Or anything else, really, that

Hi. Another way to get to the SHUTDOWN/RESTART Windows is hitting WINDOWS+X. This is what I use. Kevin, Valerie and Jilly From: main@jfw.groups.io <main@jfw.groups.io> On Behalf OfBrian

Listening ears can often be cured by using Eloquence fairly fast, and most non screenreader users will dismiss it as noise. Those human sounding voices lend itself to being listened to by

Hello: " So sometimes I just tap the windows key and left arrow to shutdown and enter." Strangely, this does not work for me in Windows 10. And yes, the focus really does need to be on the Desktop

The last version of Windows that had shutdown on the start menu was Window 7, pressing the windows key in Windows 10 gets you the search box. Gene...

 Brian, Can you tell if this dummy HDMI has an audio port? I want an HDMI dummy with an audio port for Roku type of devices, to make a pocket size TV. Currently I'm doing this with an HDMI to VGA

On Sun, Aug 7, 2022 at 07:14 PM, Gene Warner wrote: That's not what this instructor did, he assumed that you already knew the basics even though the class was labeled as a beginning JAWS class.- And

Strangely, alt + F4 only works for me when I'm actually focused on the desktop, even with all other things closed out, alt + F4 does nothing here until I do windows M, then I can alt F4 to close

 I suppose that since it is a shortcut, we could apply a shortcut key, such as control alt and another key that isn't used normally. Glenn

True, in those situations I'll either turn on the screen shade or turn the screen brightness all the way down. But I travel so rarely that I don't really need to worry about those situations. What

I can't disagree with you gentlemen, at all. But there seems to be a contingent that loves to use desktop shortcuts. I've created these for Restart, Immediate Shutdown, and similar although I never

On Mon, Aug 8, 2022 at 11:11 AM, Gene Warner wrote: My solution to prevent prying eyes is to hook up an external keyboard to my laptop, then close the lid.- Which is an excellent solution except if

Alt+F4 is what I do, for one thing you don't have to first locate the shortcut to use it so it's much quicker. Gene...

Greetings: This information is very much appreciated. However, I have to wonder if it wouldn’t be easier, since you’re going to the Desktop anyway, simply to press Alt F4 and then select the

1. Go to the desktop and make certain no item has focus. Then bring up the context menu, whether by SHIFT+F10 or the Applications/Context Menu key, and select New, Shortcut from that menu. 2. In the

My solution to prevent prying eyes is to hook up an external keyboard to my laptop, then close the lid. Gene...

On Mon, Aug 8, 2022 at 12:47 AM, Sharon S wrote: The screen shade will stop anyone else using the computer because none of my family knows how to use Jaws but my nieces will be disappointed if they