- And in circumstances like this, it's really, really helpful to have "the full picture" about what make and model the device is being connected to. I can't remember now whether this has already been

- A second on that! I love the advanced find on those occasions where I need to very carefully circumscribe what will come back in the results, but for simple keyword searches I use the same method

Hi Jezim, Could you say a bit more which method you use to connect this? I looked up this drive and it says it is a USB-C drive which comes with a USB 3.1 adapter. I know people say this shoud be

Be careful, I think Richard is older than you Brian, don't call him a young whippersnapper🤣

Randy, don't confuse people with complicated procedures which are not necessary. It is not difficult to Google the drive in question, My Passport Ultra which is made by Western Digital. If you do, one

I would call Microsoft Accessibility. If you don't want to do this I suggest you explain step by step what you do to look for it.

Control + Shift + F gets you the Advanced Find dialgue, I find most of the time a simple search which you get with Control + E works for me. If I am in my main Inbox and press Control + E and then

It would be much easier if you download the Jaws installer to a USB stick and the n simply use Narrator to copy it to your desktop after Windows is reinstalled. I find this much easier than to try and

Look, take it how you want. All i am saying is sometimes they just need to be formatted. Why go through the hassle of a return when all it takes is a couple of minutes to take care of it? I

Robert I want to said Thank you so much for your helps and I did able to press letter B for buttons til I hear unmute button on church service facebook live this morning . Addison

Hey Debbie. Thanks for those ideas. I will try them, though I think I already have the cursor set to not blink (I don’t have it on my desk now to check because it got so bad yesterday).

Hi, Generally, I think you are out of luck. But I wonder if playing with the cursor options under braille will make any difference. The one I was thinking of was “braille cursor follow active

Hi James, If you are using MS365, then I am assuming the email client is Outlook. To do a find press Control + Shift + F. You will land in a field in which you can type a search term. If that is

Mona, Let me explain a little better. 1. Press, Windows key + B, to go to the Notification Chevron Area. 2. Down arrow to the Dropbox icon and press enter. 3. Up arrow to, Preferences..., and

Hi Mona, In preferences on the General tab you want to change the, Open with, setting to File Explorer. Stay safe and take care. Mike.

I hopefully can explain what I need. Supposedly there is a desktop view and a webview. Somehow, I’ve been struggling with the webview and people are telline me to change to desktop view. How do I

Hi Brian and list, First, let me apologize for being so far behind on reading emails. Back when I was using Windows Live Mail. I could search for a particular word in any folder or subfolder

 I really haven't been following this thread, but things are slow, so I saw this one. I'll add that I read where magnetic tapes are still strong, and it is incredible how much they can back

I figured I didn't need to mention them because they are older than the 3.5 diskettes. So much for young ... Richard "Great minds discuss ideas, average minds discuss events, small minds discuss

- You young whippersnapper! What about 5.25" floppy diskettes? What about 8" floppy diskettes! [By the way, you still can get internal drives that are uninitiaized. But that's a different kettle