Regardless, jaws+f11 should show all tray items, irrespective of whether they are currently visible or not. -- Soronel Haetir soronel.haetir@...

Hi all, I just called FS regarding this issue and was told that it is a known bug, and should be fixed in the next update to Jaws. Right now I'm using System Access to read my email, and it works as

Hi, Jim. Assuming you are using Windows7, since you didn't specify: To always show all icons in the system tray 1. Open the Start menu with the Windows key 2. Press escape followed by Alt

Hi Carolyn, Yes, there are many ways to accomplish reading and deleting emails... that's the beauty of technology... we can taylor it to the way we wish to use it, unless, of course, the way we wish

Hi, Refreshing the screen doesn't help in this case! Alt tabbing away and back again, or pressing the alt key twice seems to be the only way to bring focus back to the email message. Thanks to

Hi there, I'm using a Dell Venue tablet and need to know how to allow the items in my system tray to be displayed. I do the Insert-f11 command, and it only shows two things, when I think there could

Sort and sweet. That's good. -- Sunny Day Maria Campbell lucky1@... Trials without God will break you. Trials with God will make you.

Hi, No. Cheers, Joseph

No bad days aloud, you're fired.

Definitely a JAWS-related question... Can JAWS be installed on any smart phones (e.g. Windows phones), or other similar devices? Jim

The iDevices list and iPhone are Apple-related, not Google. Clearly a bad day for lateral thinking! And a bad day for me if I post another non-JAWS message here.

Thank you. I should not have problems doing that. I did not think that it would be that simple. This shows "lateral thinking" on your part - looking at something from a different perspective -

Sometimes, pressing insert+escape - refresh - fixes quirks like that.

Thanks, Mike. I'll make sure he's okay with this, but I've been thinking about something along the same lines. If nothing else, it would either identify or eliminate one possible cause of my Word and

Hi Again Adrian, I forgot to mention that if you disable Labtech, & your technician wants to monitor your computer, you can always go back into msconfig & reenable Labtech again. Take

Hi Adrian, Does your technician monitor your computer on a regular basis? If not, try disabling Labtech in msconfig / StartUp page, & see if that will help. Take care. Mike This email was sent from

Right, but as I think Ted posted, there's a setting that can change this behavior. Kevin is specifically looking to regain the ability to do a single keystroke to delete one message and immediately

Jim, I hope the moderator will overlook this one transgression, but I believe there's an answer to your iPhone concern. I'll post instructions below, but in the future, you might want to join the

I am using Outlook 2010 with the latest build of Jaws 16. When I delete a message I am reading with Ctrl-D, I am taken back to the list of messages. Les

I just delete to the next message, but if I had to, at the end, I could highlight by Control A, then Shifyt Delete, and it's bye bye e-mails. Best to you from, Carolyn