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Agreed. if you don't voice your opinion directly to them, you can't really complain can you? It's similar to people who never bother to vote in

What a great attitude. They'd listen if you voted with your wallet and used another product. Oh wait, most of us didn't pay for Jaws ourselves.

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Funny, and here I am bummed that I can't seem to get the preview feature to work with Outlook 2010.

Oh yeah, I meant to say that I have preview turned off! Thanks though, it's always a good tip! Lisa Larges

I've thought about that and tried it, but it changed the behavior in some way that I don't remember. Maybe I just got stuck in an old habit.

Lisa, Sounds like you have preview turned on. Try turning it off in the view menu. Dave Carlson Sent from somewhere in the Western United States, using a Dell Latitude E6520 and Windows 7

maybe try setting it to not read autimaticly and just open it and do a say all.

Hi There, I am having similar issues in Outlook 2010. I usually scroll through my messages by arrowing down the list; now, instead of reading me the column headers -- from, subject, date etc -- JAWS

I've lived with this behavior for so long that I, too, stop noticing. On opening a message, I automatically press the control key to stop speech, then control-home to go straight to the start of the

Kimber, It's just a little faster. I use it a lot for Amazon, Wiki, and stock quotes. It allows you to go to the underlying web page after displaying a short summary of what you requested. Dave

Windows 7, using Windows Mail (essentially Outlook Express). Yes Many times I have to arrow up to the top of the message when I first open it, and I don't use the "next message" approach. I close

I agree. I've had suggestions implemented a time or two. Admittedly, the Access problem, in particular, took a while, but it finally worked. As to the need for ResearchIt, that is another question

yes... i'm having the same issues.

Greetings All: Since installing the latest iteration of JAWS 13, I note new irritating behavior with Outlook Express. When entering a single message, JAWS will generally repeat the subject line and,

Never having used research it, I was wondering if one of you who uses it regularly could explain what its advantages are? I'm talking about when it works properly, how is it better than simply going

And I was tickled to see that Outlook no longer says "unselected" before every message. I'll road test it at home over the weekend, and try to get it in here on Monday. Ted

yes. very much.