Hi, Ann. Yes, *@* selects everyone who sent you a message. The procedure will work if you follow it. If you have a problem, e-mail me privately, and I can either give you my phone number, or I can

The problem I found with the Standard Mode is that I could select all the messages, and they even had check boxes by them, but after selecting them, I couldn't activate the delete button when I

I hope some one can clear this up for me. Some people talk about Outlook contacts and some people talks about outlook address book are they the same or is there a different thing all together? If

Dave, Need to have your cursor actually on their name. Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and transmitted from somewhere in the Western United States, using a Dell Latitude E6520 and Windows 7

Ted, Awesome! You just gave me another immense time-saver with Shift+F11. Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and transmitted from somewhere in the Western United States, using a Dell Latitude E6520

Thanks Bill I'll give it a shot. I tried to use filters but it did not work. I guess *@* is like a wild card that selcts all? Ann

Hello there; I'm sure you've already done this, However,you may want to verify. Try the following; First log into your Gmail account. open the Settings panel. Click on the Forwarding and POP/IMAP

I'll try this. Thanks! Tom Behler

Dante: Control M doesn't work here for some reason, but I'll try F9. My problem regarding getting new e-mails is that I know they are there, but the only way I can get them is to exit out of the

In the case of the gmail standard interface it said "menu" or some such (I've switched back to basic html because I find that way easier to deal with). -- Soronel Haetir soronel.haetir@...

ignore message.

Hi Everyone, Does anybody know about a place on the internet where I can find a calendar to use in Excel 2010 that would be JAWS accessible? I have looked at a few Excel files that are out there

HI Tom: The first question about getting email without having to close and reopen Outlook is f9. Gerardo -----Mensaje original----- De: jfw-bounces@...

Hi. I tried to schedule a defragment by going to accessories, system tool, defragment and configure to set a schedule.. I press the button that jaws tells me but unable to setup the schedule. Holger

Hi Tom, I'm not sure if this is what you were asking for, but to get Outlook to get new email's you can do a control+M or even a F9. Dondi We are the music makers, And we are the dreamers of

What is a dropdown button, and how do you know if you have found one? Thank you. Bill White billwhite92701@...

Hi, Folks. I am still working on various aspects of getting Outlook 2010 up and running with my g-mail account on my Windows 7 laptop here, and have two more quick questions: 1. Where do I go to

Thank you. That solves the problem. Your Friend Dave

It is possible to do it through the standard view page, but it involves using the Jaws cursor and dealing with GMail's weird drop down buttons or whatever jaws ccalls them.

You are correct in your assessment of the Select All check boxes. They don't work, because to use JAWS, we must use basic html. Basic html does not offer a way to select all and then delete the unread