Gerald, You can be sure that a police department like the NYPD has a large department entirely dedicated to this sort of stuff so I wouldn't dismiss this. If you were living in a one-horse town

OK, thanks for the info, no need for me to pay for another email application. I use Office 365 for my business and that includes Outlook as well as all the other Office applications. Occasionally

that's good news. thanks Richard and Tim.

Becky is an email program like Outlook. You can check it out, by googling Becky email program. It costs $40 and I've been using it for years. Works well, but there are a couple things to uncheck

But if you live in a large city like New York, the local police are unlikely to get involved in petty computer crime unless you are threatened with physical violence if you refuse to pay the scammers'

Hi, What happens when you use the JAWS cursor? Also, JAWS and Excel have ongoing issues and to date JAWS seems unable to resolve them. Their one resolve is to run a “Repair” and sometimes this

I am currently working with a client and am encountering an issue that I never recall having had before. We are working with MS-Excel, but it's JAWS that's being problematic. If we open the JAWS

Gerald, There was a news item where computer scamming was close to the top of crimes. So, sorry to ruin your fun however, computer scams would not be ignored. Smile. I should also jump in here.

When I experienced the ransomware attack I described previously, I Googled the 800 number I called and discovered that it was supposedly the number for a legitimate computer repair company in Los

Hi Mike, Look if the window is maximized. Check also of reference view is unchecked. To to tools, general, tabcontrol Citation This must be unchecked. Regards, Marten

What on earth is "becky" email?

I haven't heard that trying to close the window actually triggers the install, I'd like to know where this information comes from, but who knows. I'm not saying it's not so, but just that I keep

you are a winder uper! Good on you, keep them going, then drop them like a stone! LOVE IT! Val.

That was news to me! Great suggestion. Gudrun

I totally understand. When you get that type of popup, you freeze. All the trouble and work you've gone through to configure your system, that delicate balance between legacy software, new operating

There's no cost when calling Microsoft Disability Answer desk, 1-800-936-5900 Good luck. Gudrun

Hi John: Did you try copying that number to the clipboard and searching the web to see if it's legit/ Hope your system is okay. Gudrun

Be sure to refresh the screen after deleting a message. JAWS seems to remember what was there instead of showing what is there now. Press insert+escape to have JAWS update the screen correctly.

I had something similar happen when downloading a song from YouTube. It said my adobe player might be out of date so I needed to update it. Eventually, I got the blue screen with the prompts

hi dave thanks for that. what should i be checking for? also how do you get to these diologs? many thanks. from Mich.