Hello, I get this quite often as well. I'm using Jaws 11 with windows 7. What I do is hit insert f4 to get out of Jaws hit windows d and hit J and hit enter to restart Jaws. When Jaws starts it says

It is a windows thing and there isn't anything to be done about it. The same underlying behavior occurs on older versions of windows (programs becoming non-responsive in certain situations), and if

I get this notification quite often now with Windows 7, having never seen it with XP. I find it annoying, since it usually happens during any operation that is keeping the application static for a

David, Cool. You may well have finally put the vexing matter to rest. Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and transmitted from somewhere in the Western United States, using a Dell Latitude E6520 and

Hello there; I would also like to mention; If your using a email-imap account in outlook, If the email notification isn't working, You can create a rule which wil allow you to hear a email alert

Hello there; Although your right, you can set outlook to retreeve email I would suggest not setting it to 1 minute. Some folks have found, Setting it to 1 minute, Seemed to get outlook to hang, and

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When an email is open do the following to add that sender to your address book. 1. Hold down alt key and press 1 twice quickly. 2. You should now hear from colon re colon edit 3. Hit the left

I'll try it, thanks.

SO I checked and jaws actually calls it "Select Button menu". You click on this and select the "all" option. My experience has been that when you press on it the first time, The forms mode won't

Control+m or F9 or you can set the interval for Outlook to retreave messages to 1 minute instead of the 30 minutes that I believe is the default. This is what I did. I can't remember where exactly

Yes, first letter navigation works in Outlook address books. For some idiotic reason microsoft differentiates between the "Address Book" (upper case), and "address books" (lower case). The Address

Bob, I think we use the terms interchangeably. In Outlook, if you use the "Detailed Address Card" View (look in the view menu) you can type part of the name of interest and you will be taken to any

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