Adrian, Those are not the correct keyboard shortcuts for making a character (or block of text) formatted as superscript or subscript. I gave the direct link to Microsoft's own documentation so that

Hi Tom, Superscript is a toggle, like underlining (control-u) and italics (control-i). Here are the keystrokes for superscript and, for good measure, subscript: Ctrl+Shift+’, Make selected

Were I you, and since you say there are no formats that you intended to apply, I'd copy the content of the file, paste it into Notepad, delete what's in the Word file, then copy what's in the Notepad

Definitely a positive in this case. This particular minority has more sway than most over the Windows world, I think.

Hello, everyone. I need some help with a strange Microsoft Word document file here. I have no idea how this happened, since I created the file myself with no special stylistic designations,

On Fri, Aug 5, 2022 at 06:01 PM, Gene Warner wrote: JAWS makes so much use of the numeric key pad- It's not just JAWS, but all screen readers I've ever dealt with. Since most laptop 15" or larger have

That's why I have a trackball, it's easier for me to use than a mouse and when I have a sighted assistant helping me, it's easier for them to use than the touch pad, which I have disabled

JAWS makes so much use of the numeric key pad plus one of my hobbies is based on a very detailed and large spreadsheet in Excel that when I bought my current laptop, I made sure it had

On Fri, Aug 5, 2022 at 05:38 PM, Brian Vogel wrote: There used to be separate pages depending on the version of Windows, but in recent years it's a page where you will most likely see the latest

On Fri, Aug 5, 2022 at 04:24 PM, Karen Reynolds wrote: Is there somewhere we can go to find these Windows commands?- A simple web search on [Windows Keyboard Shortcuts] almost always returns

On Fri, Aug 5, 2022 at 04:31 PM, JM Casey wrote: They are a pretty loud minority. [Sighted keyboard shortcut users]- Key word: minority. Second key word: loud. It doesn't change the fact that

On Fri, Aug 5, 2022 at 04:41 PM, JM Casey wrote: I suspect some blind folks don’t even have one.- If that's the case, and we're not talking about a laptop, that would almost certainly be because

I have a mouse but that's because I turned the touchpad on my laptop off as I was forever bumping it but I only get it out when I need sighted assistance that requires the use of a mouse

Never knew about this command; I don’t have a number pad

I have a trackball for when a mouse is absolutely needed, but I haven't hooked it up to my computer in months. Gene...

Yeah. It’s the left click situation taht’s a little bit trickier. Maybe especially for those of us who don’t have a laptop – actually in a situation now where I don’t even know where my

 Well one keyboard command that might help, maybe you did this too, and it is for knowing what exactly has been selected: shift + insert + zero (number pad) & 2. Glenn

I just checked, TPM 2.0 is apparently still required because it was the only thing preventing me from being able to upgrade and Windows update is still telling me I'm not eligible. Gene...

I was never quite sure why people have trouble with this. it’s usually pretty easy to know when something is a screen-reader command. Most of the ones that aren’t scripted by third parties use the

I can’t get them selected though… When I hold down shift and press the down arrow all Jaws says is that space is selected