Jason, You'll get no argument from me. This whole issue arose because I posted a "Greatest Hits" list of my step-by-step instructions for doing various things on various platforms on two

Press alt F, I, E.

My solution to this is to turn off protected view entirely in the settings of the Office application (e.g., Microsoft Word). Since I can't even read the document if protected view is enabled, it makes

Windows 10, Outlook 2016, Jaws 18, 1. Go to trash, 2. Applications key 3. Press M to move 4. Press enter 5. Press I until you get in-box 6. Press enter

Mario, Here are a couple of interesting tidbits. If I do not have any screen reader active the use of even the conventional ALT+F to throw focus to the File Tab will not work when the

I don't know what email app you are using. With my Thunderbird, I find the message, open the drop down menu with alt f, right arrow till I find message, down arrow to move email submenu and

Mario, I can get the F6 technique to work in NVDA, but not under JAWS 18. I also know of no keyboard sequence that can be used to access these "security notification" pop-ups

Carliss, there should be a way to mark the email as "not junk". maybe pressing the application key or shift+f10 and selecting and entering on the email to be identified as "not junk"? this should

Brian, since my 2 cents may not be what you're looking for, I do think it's the way to go: the program that is being used must have a keystroke to enable editing mode. for example, when using Word,

Peter, Thanks. Workarounds are always useful to have in one's back pocket. That being said, there still has to be a way to get access "Protected View Grouping" via JAWS, but

Listers, Please! I need to know how to put an email that I mistakingly sent to the junk folder back in the inbox? It’s a bill and I can’t get to the links while its in the junk folder. I know how

Aha! My quick and dirty solution is to save the document with Ctrl-s, Answer yes and the protection is gonne. Gr, Peter. Op

Hello All, If you haven't turned off Protected View in a given MS-Office program when you download a file opened by any program in the suite it opens in Protected View. On

Hi Nary, When i started volunteering at my local hospital i was told that Epic is accessavle with JAWS. However, it turns out they are running it through Citrix. To use programs through Citrix, JAWS

Open a blank excel and then through this bland workbook open your file and see if it works. If you are running 365 and do not have the apps. Excel, word, powerpoint, and outlook installed phisycally

Hi, First time user of this group so I hope someone can help me. I have a client that needs to use JAWS with the Epic Medical Software Suite. Does anyone know for sure that JAWS will work for this

Hey Jed, The xlsx extension is used when an Excel file is created with Office 2007 or later. So 365 should work. The file is really not that big so it should open quickly. My best guess is that

Pull up the app on the windows search and right click, select "open file location", then when on that shortcut, right click and select properties and create your shortcut hotkey. Bill

.xlsx is Excel, but for versions 2007 and upward. Should work just fine unless you have an old version. Dave Oregonian, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and Pioneer

When you read the title, does it say "protected view"?