Curtis, I use the same method as you to search an Outlook folder. To search all Outlook folders, press alt-control-a. For my blog and news about my upcoming novel, please

Hi all, How do I tweet a specific person using TWBlu? I've tried doing control n twice, but it doesn't show who the tweet is going too, and I want it to go to a specific person. I have focus on the

I have a friend who wants training on JAWS scripting. If anyone does training, for hire, his contact information is: John Lee pcguruuu@... Thanks, Dennis This

Got it.

Hello Don: If using advanced find, wait for JAWS to say Find. Then press F6 to get to the results list. Warmly, Curtis Chong

Curtis, thanks for the tip. I’ll give it a shot. Where do the results show up/

Hello Don: Are you interested in searching the specific folder or all email folders when invoking the CTRL+E command? I find that another seemingly more effective way to search within a folder is

When using control=E to search in Outlook, I find that the searches never see to bring back what I expect. If I’m looking for a person named Stock and type that in, I get all kinds of results back.

- And I had forgotten what that area is called. I know it's there, but I actually know very few people, regardless of visual status, that use it, and that's probably why I'd forgotten that was its

Brian, I caused the initial confusion. I see now that Mark is trying to add a button to the Word Quick Access Toolbar that would allow him to print an envelope, or that is what I’m assuming that

- And thank you for making, as the British say, "the penny drop." Not that my opinion holds, or should hold, sway over what anyone else uses, but I hate the JAWS virtual ribbon with a burning

- Indeed. But I'm not the only participant in this topic that was uncertain whether that was a "write-o" or not. Hence the request for clarification. Clearly the Quick Access feature in Word is

Brian, The Subject clearly states, “Word.”

Hello Mark: I see. You are using the virtual ribbon with JAWS and I am not. Therein lies the difference<smile>. Cordially, Curtis Chong

Thanks Curtis for the advice. FYI, when I activate the Quick Access Tool Bar, here are my options: Auto Save Button, Save Button, Type to Search, The Email Account I am signed in, My Benefits Button

Would someone please clarify which Office program is actually being discussed? If it is Word, then this is a feature that is clearly new to some version after 2016, which includes 2019, 2021, and 365,

I don’t keep myself logged in to any accounts. If I ignore the sign-in message then I can’t send messages, but I can still receive them. Generally I’m trying to reply to a message, but not

Hello Mark: This makes sense, but I am at a loss to understand why Envelopes is not showing up in your Quick Access Toolbar. It certainly shows up on mine. Is it possible you have tons of items in

Curtis, Thanks for the reply. Here is what I have found… The Envelopes option does not appear on the Quick Access Tool Bar. When I arrow up after hitting the Alt Key, I can arrow right and

Hello Bill, Thank you thank you thank you! I imagine this took a lot of time to put together. I appreciate this so much. It will be extremely helpful as I host meetings! Terrie Terlau