That's a great idea and a hole lot easier. Denver Dale

Barbara, my friend says the keytip is not working. I also tried it on my computer using Windows 7 and Word 2010 and all I get is a ding sound when I press the H after expanding the View ribbon.

Tom, I would echo Sieghard's recommendation. I have a 64 bit machine and am running Outlook 2016, 32 bit version and it is working well. Once you can, install that version and you should be

Thank you, Sieghard. I'll definitely keep this in mind for when I am settled from the move, and will let you know if I have further questions. Dr. Tom Behler from Michigan

Hi, After encountering yet another error in my Outlook 2016, I contacted the Disability Answer desk. At that particular time, I was receiving an internal mapi error message. The rep performed tasks

Hi ---Tom, I wouldn't hold my breath that the 64 Bit version will suddenly work better, maybe it will when Office 2018 or whatever the next version will be comes out, but for now I would get rid of

Hi Stan, I also run Jaws from the SysTray and have no issues with Jaws Key+J bringing up the Jaws menu on any of my computers, I have 5 desktops at work all running Windows 7 and I have my old laptop

In earlier post I should have mentioned that I run jaws from sys tray. Stan

Hi: I just installed J18 yesterday. I find that when J18 starts up after computer shut down the jaws key and J will not bring up the jaws option menu. If, however, I close J18 with jaws key and F4

Thanks, Sieghard. As I said, I'm in the middle of a relocation right now, so don't want to mess with changing Office 365 versions until I get settled. This is definitely worth considering

If nothing else works, go to the start menu and find JAWS in the programs and find your options there. Maria Campbell lucky1@... Love and compassion are necessities, not luxuries. Without

 No. Just Ctrl+C on the cell, and Ctrl+V on the new cell. However if you want your cell reference to remain intact, you will need to edit the original formula first, by putting a dollar sigh ($) in

Hi there! Are you running JAWS from the Taskbar? If so, you can press the applications key, and it should bring up the list of options for JAWS.

Hi Mark, This should just work if you copy the cell that contains the formula and paste it elsewhere. Steve From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io]On Behalf Of Mark Furness Sent:

Using Jaws18 and windows, I can not access the Jaws option. typing control plus enter brings up only the jaws version. Typing insert plus j also does not work. is there another way to bring up the

Hi. ok, so I don't need to be afraid of damaging the hard disk then? /Kristoffer 2016-11-17 10:30 GMT+01:00, Kristoffer Gustafsson <kg.kristoffer@...>: -- Kristoffer Gustafsson Salängsgatan

There was a way to copy a formula in one cell then paste it in several other cells and excel would correct the formula to fit the new cells position. Hitting shift f10or application key and picking

I reassign this key combination in the keyboard manager, due to the fact that I lost a couple of fingers on each hand in the accident in which I also lost my sight this is an impossible combination

Hi Tom, That most likely is your problem, Microsoft actually doesn't even recommend using the 64 Bit version of Office on a 64 Bit computer, the only time it is a good idea to use it is when you have