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I just use Alt+Tab, its simple and requires the fewest key strokes. Gene...

By Gene Warner · #102375 ·

Mark, The key to bring up the list of running programs is just the JAWS key along with F10. You can also press the Windows key along with the tab key to bring up the Task View. David

By David Goldfield <david.goldfield@...> · #102374 ·

Re: Application switching techniques

There is also windows tab. Then you left or right arrow to the icon that you want and hit enter to bring focus to that program. Or, you can hit delete, and it will close the application as long as it

By NFB Lab 4 · #102373 ·

Application switching techniques

How many techniques are there for moving to another application windows? I can think of 3 alt + tab jaws + shift + f10 windows + t, then left or right

By Mark · #102372 ·

Re: status bar in outlook 365

Thank you for this report, Dan. I’d never used the online repair, and now I doubt I ever will. -- My novel Caroline is now available in paperback, Kindle and audiobook versions and, for

By Adrian Spratt · #102371 ·

Re: status bar in outlook 365

Hi, I launched the full repair for Office after the quick repair failed to fix my issue. The full repair uninstalled the office suite and in the midst of the re install and repair an error

By Dan Longmore · #102370 ·

Re: status bar in outlook 365

Cher, Here’s how I get to “online repair” in add/remove programs. I know you did the first several steps: Place focus against the program name. Press the applications key. I can then

By Adrian Spratt · #102369 ·

Re: status bar in outlook 365

Thanks. I did a repair but was only given the option for a quick one, which did not help. I think you have the right idea, but will check with MS for a fuller repair. The control-E search quit

By Cher · #102368 ·

Re: folder

The quickest way to do it is to press Control Shift N. Curtis

By Curtis Chong · #102367 ·

Re: folder

I just hit control shift and n and then type the name of the folder and hit enter This is on a Windows 10 computer. I am listening for the shout!, (1

By G. Gray · #102366 ·

Re: folder

It was not at all clear from the original message that adding a folder to the Desktop was what was wanted. I'm glad a resolution was reached. It's important to note, though, that the Desktop is

By Brian Vogel · #102365 ·

Re: folder

Another way is... Let's say you're in your Documents folder and want to create a new subfolder, make sure nothing is selected. Open the context menu with your applications key or the keystroke,

By Mike B. · #102364 ·

new folder

I got it You do not have to go to file explore what I did is I went to disk top, and on the disk top you press control shift n

By Amir Shah · #102363 ·

Re: folder

I did it do not work

By Amir Shah · #102362 ·

Re: folder

In File Explorer, presuming you're in a folder where you have permissions to do so, hit CTRL + SHIFT + N. The new folder is instantly created and you're in the edit box for its name (initially shown

By Brian Vogel · #102361 ·

folder

Good morning. I am trying to make a folder on my windows computer. Can you guys tell me step by step how to do it. Thank you, and enjoy.

By Amir Shah · #102360 ·

Accessing Thunderbird alerts

Hi Everyone! I have a problem with Thunderbird. Whenever it throws an alert, asking some question about updates or whether an extension should be installed, etc. JAWS starts to announce the alert,

By Gene Warner · #102359 ·

Re: Windows key gives two different results

Brian: I did think about that after I posted my response. Generally, if I catch 2 keys at the same time, which may produce 2 letters from one key or, 2 different characters from 2 different

By Dave Durber · #102358 ·

Re: Windows key gives two different results

Yeah. I don’t usually find that to be a problem. Admittedly tehre are a few that might seem a bit obscure at first, but most don’t, and it only takes a few entries to remember some of the weirder

By JM Casey · #102357 ·

Re: Windows key gives two different results

Yes, definitely. I hardly use the start menu at all. And the only reason I uset he desktop at all is to occasionally invoke a shortcut/hotkey for a programme. We’re all different and go about

By JM Casey · #102356 ·

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