Hi, Tim and Maria. I went to f123.org, and I didn't see any link for English either. What language is this? Sounded a little like German to me. Bill White billwhite92701@...

How can anyone know what it's all about? I don't think I heard anything about English? -- Sunny Day Maria Campbell lucky1@... Be patient with God: Be patient with yourself: Be

Was wondering if anyone was using this combination or had a recommendation for a wireless Bluetooth device that works well with JAWS. We’re on Windows 7 JAWS 16, will soon be upgrading to 17.

Control Tab works from anywhere in the box. The only trouble isthat JAWS doesn't speak the change. You have to know what's on each tab to knowthat you have indeed switched.

Thanks. I just learned something new that will make it eveneasier. Never ever stop learning.

This screen reader accessibility project is the subject of this week’s Eyes on Success podcast. Has anyone used the service? Tim Ford

I've written a guide to the Taskbar on Windows 10. It covers the Start menu, search, Cortana, the taskbar buttons, the notification area, and notifications. It's available here:

Ok, I clicked the group home link at the bottom of the message. I only saw emails for the group owner, subscribing, and unsubscribing. Using the nav key to locate radio buttons, there was no option

If you log on to the site and navigate to the "Subscription" pane, just select the "No e-mail" radio button and hit the Save button at the bottom of the pane. Brian

You're correct about not having to land on the Find Now button, but you do have to hit Enter after you've entered all the fields you want to use to actually perform the search. The F6 then does take

Hello, How do I stop emails from the list, but continue acces to the site, please? Thank you, Kevin.

Londa, I agree. One small detail: You don’t need to press enter or spacebar on “find now.” Just press F6 to reach the results field.

I HATE you!! Gloat, gloat, gloat! [insert winking smiley emoticon here] Brian

Londa, Thanks very, very much for this. Sitting in Outlook right now, the CTRL+SHIFT alone causes no "next step" to reveal itself, and that's very unusual. Typically I figure out

The body is comfortable; however, the heart is watch and praying for the best. Take care and be very careful

Hi Brian, To me, neither of these methods is the simplest. The easiest way to do an advanced search is to press control + shift + F. You can then tab through the fields and fill in the ones you want.

Hope you don't lose power with the storm - that's what we're hoping here. My husband saw on the TV screen: "Winter strom warnings". Bye for now, Carolyn

So, I have not done this in years, so I forgot. Does it make a sound after you copy it with CTRL c?

Thanks for the info. It is about 84 degrees and sunny here in the Virgin Islands. Been there, done that. No more!

HH, I use Legacy form fields rather than Active X ones when designing forms. That being said, if absolute immobility of items relative to one another matters, text boxes are a far easier