Hi, David. He wasn't asking about Windows Live Mail. He was asking about the Windows Mail program that comes with Windows. Bill White billwhite92701@...

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I believe it was control alt c. Don

Hello: Sent the below to the list yesterday, but have not gotten any response. Just want to make sure it was received. Thanks, John Doering Administrative Pricing Specialist p.

Hi: Using WLM, and Windows7. Cntrl + 3 puts me into "contacts". Not sure about Vista. Sincerely, David Pearson

Try Control-numrow 3 to access the Contacts list and Control-numrow-1 to return to the list of folders. Gerald

Hello Everybody: Are there any members on this list who use Windows Mail when they used Windows Vista? If there are, do you remember if there was a short cut keystroke to take you to the contact

One-time only email accounts are virtually pointless for a mailing list, however, and many mailing list providers (including this one) ban them. Also: Gmail doesn't need to specifically offer

Hi: Does anybody have the terabyte image for windows manual in pdf? If you can could you please send it to me. I cant find it.

Email has become more secure and there are ways to make it even more secure. Also Gmail offers anonymous email accounts and other companies offer one time only email accounts. Get Outlook for iOS

Hi All, I use Windows 10 with JAWS 16. The problem described in the subject is a key obstacle for me that is greatly reducing my efficiency. I have to constantly press ctrl+tab to jump from one PDF

I stand corrected on the file format – it *is png, not jpg. However, on *my Dell laptop, the PrintScreen key alone does put an image file in the Screenshots Folder. JAWS OCR may be brought up with

Well, that depends pretty much on the hardware in use. There are even scanners running a firmware that can directly perform an OCR and, thus, create quite accessible PDFs even without a

Thanks, everyone. Just to be clear, the objective here is to ensure that the document that is scanned and saved as a PDF is itself accessible, not to make an inaccessible PDF accessible. This being

... And if You save as PDF from within Office 2016, you can also cause Office to save it as a tagged PDF, meaning that you will also have headings, numbered or unnumbered lists etc., supposed they are

Hello, Most scanners come with an OCR program. The easiest way to create a accessible PDF document is to print your document to a PDF printer. That creates a PDF document. Regards, Ralf

Sorry, I forgot to mention that in Office 2016 you can save a file as a PDF directly as well.

Windows 10 includes the "Microsoft Printt to PDF" printer. If you have a document in an app such as Word or Excel or in any other application which can print, you can select this PDF printer as the

Hi Rahul: You are right: there are two kinds of pdf files. 1. scanned images, which are not accessible without using OCR. 2. text-based pdf files, where the text has been prepared by, say, MS Word

Hi everyone, I have to make a representation to a large institution as to how they can make their documents accessible, so I'd really appreciate some help in terms of understanding the nuts and bolts