Hi Gary & All, Well, I just found out that you can't assign a sound to a new or saved, .docx file, to play when opening either 1 of them. This came from Microsoft. Take care. Mike This email was

Mike, I really can't answer that question. I've never looked at the associations of sounds and events for Office. I just install the Sound pack, check the appropriate checkbox and take what

Louise, I don't have Office 2013, so I can't say for sure that these sounds will work. However, the download page I gave mentions that it is for multiple versions of Office, so I suspect that it

I had done all of that trust me and several times before I sent the last email; and did it again and still no dice; what happens is this: the first option is the blog grid and it moves on from there

Hi Gary, I have sounds installed for Office 2010, provide feedback with sound is checked but, which of the sound events / tasks tells Word to make a sound when you open a .docx file? In older

Does this work for office 2013. I would like the soundsfor 2013 . From Louise and Hawk

Hi Steve, The keystroke, Control, Shift, + n, should get the job done anywhere in Win7. HTH Take care. Mike This email was sent from my, iBarstool.

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Go to the area where you want to create the folder and hit alt f. Then w or arrow down until you find new submenu. either right arrow or enter and you should be on folder. Hit enter again and you

Hi Steve, If you want Daisy reader to read the help files select, Training, in Jaws options help. After selecting the topic & pressing enter, Dan Clark will read the file. Press, control + P, to

Believe it or now I knew how do all this in word 03 but not in 2010 do any of you know how to create folders in word 2010? Thx, Steve -------------- next part -------------- An HTML

Thx, Steve

Hi, Dave. I'll try to be more careful when navigating and saving. I don't think I press space on the folder control, but Happy Trigger Fingers do bad things when we're rushing to get a task

This isn't a stupid question. You right arrow to open the book, then arrow through the topics. When you find a topic you want to read, first press enter on it, then press f6 to switch from the

press f6. then press it again to go back to the tree view.

Hi Steve, There are no stupid questions! The only stupid question is the 1 that is not asked! What version of Jaws are you running. Jaws 15 FS reader changed so, accessing Help / Training has

If you are talking about the WinHelp files and not the daisy files, after hitting enter on the topic of interest hit F6 and you will be on the page frame. You can hit F6 again (or alt+c) to get back

I am going to come off here as a complete idiot; I'm not just a few stupid I guess windows or perhaps Jaws things haven't managed to get right in my head yet. For instance going into help to learn or

I would help you, but I don't understand your question. What program are you working in, and what do you want to do? Have you done this in previous versions of JAWS? Facebook: