Hi, Good old DOS provides a way to search for a text string within a file or group of files. Hit Windows and r to bring up a run box then type in cmd and hit enter. Once the DOS box is up,

Hi, I heartily endorse this suggestion. My problem wasn’t as dire but it did afflict 2 machines and the people at Microsoft were very thorough, methodical and helpful while getting me sorted even

Jeff, In a situation as complex as this one I would avail myself of the Microsoft Technical Support for Assistive Technology Users, which is free of charge. Call (800) 936-5900. --

Everything search can search file contents, but unlike Windows Search the Everything does not index file contents, so searching on file content alone, unless you also combine it with a suspected file

I have used the Everything search program, and am pretty sure it looks only to the name of files and folders. I would love to have that option with the Everything program, because it is nicely

Brian, I tried from cmd command line and also from the run dialog. It said that protection was turned off, this makes me think I might be out of luck. It would not run the program. I was using the

I’m running windows 10 Version 1607 ios build 14393.1198. I’ll check out that other program. Can that other program search for key words within files as well? Do we have to accept

Sharon, Cortana is a far more powerful tool than simple Windows Search ever was, and it would take many pages to explain every feature. I tend to search primarily

Thank you, I will check this and get back. Jeff Armstrong NOTICE: This message is intended for the use of the individual or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is

Are you able to use the WinKey to trigger a search and have it complete successfully? If so, hit WinKey, search for "Recovery", and select "Recovery Options" from the returned search results. This

Pablo; I have done some of these tasks in the past and used the "mr. excel site" which usually comes up when I google my needs where vb modules are concerned. I use an older version of office but I

Hello; I updated to creator’s edition? of windows 10 and now most programs error out or just throw me back to the desktop. The email program seems to work as does internet explorer. I saw an

I used to be able to go into Windows Explorer, and search for a file, and even for key words somewhere on my hard drive even if I didn’t know what file the words were in. When I now go to file

Hello. On 2 different PC’s, running Jaws 18 and Outlook 2016, after pressing enter to read a message, Jaws will begin to prematurely read the message, and interrupt itself with, message as 13

OK, I reread your post... I see your point. At the same time I dont care why MS does this I do care that I am forced into a non accessible app...On 5/12/2017 2:55 PM, Brian Vogel wrote:

Sorry I don't understand your issue with what I said... There are links all through the OS that open in edge no matter what your settings... MS has also changed my default search engine

Randy, You are correct. Given that what shows up when you initially click on "Get Help" is a Windows Help app, that appears to be using Cortana "under the hood" to do a web search based on

go to windows update and click on get more help... It opens in Edge...

Yes, of course. And yes, there are a lot more steps in doing desktop layout with Word than with Publisher, as Word isn't optimized for such things. This is why I drew the parallel with Sibelius, which

If basic layout is all that's being sought then I'd definitely go for a tool other than Publisher. Desktop publishing is about a lot more than simple layout, which can be accomplished with many more