Hi, ipierce. I wouldn't have responded to your previous message if I lacked the experience to counter it. I hesitated to continue this off-topic thread, but I didn't want your post to discourage users

Dave: Yup, I tossed the old .wab file, and think I was successful with a .csv file. Or at least, it looks like my address book has now been successfully transferred. Thanks! Tom from Michigan

George: For whatever reason, I couldn't get that to work here. It wanted only to save individual entries in that format. However, I was able to save the entire address book as a comma-delimited

Tom, No. Start the export from scratch on your contacts in Outlook Express. Toss your old WAB file. Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and transmitted from somewhere in the Western United States,

Will a .wab file work if I try this? Tom from Michigan

you want to go to file, inport / export and choose export and v card and choose aplace to save the export

How do I do that? My version of Outlook Express where I am getting my address book from is from Windows XP and Office 2003. The only file format I seem able to save to is the old .wab file. Tom

Given that employees (who are acting in good faith) have little or no real legal protection from being attacked by enterprise software vendors with political connections that have deeply evil

you need to save the export as v card files for 2010

Hello, everyone. I have decided to try Outlook 2010 as my main e-mail client on a Windows 7 laptop. I have successfully interfaced Microsoft Outlook with my g-mail account, but have run into an

Good Afternoon: The problem with the referenced link is the informnation was written before 2009. Nothing is their information refers to a later document here. Your friend Dave

You don't state your source for these statements, but you appear to quote them to support your argument in another post for employee passivity. In my experience, disabled employees who are too timid

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brad, when using my ISP's webmail, when I click either "reply" or "reply all", the email address in the "To:" field of that reply is always: "The Jaws for Windows support list."

Not sure what it really means, but this might provide some insight: http://cms.calstate.edu/accessibility_training/cmsdevelopertraining.asp

According to a Union Steward: Public employees that are critical of large IT vendors may not be free to speak publicly about problems with such products without risking a reprimand caused by a

Has anyone ever heard of a visually impaited college student receiving financial aid (of any kind, excluding state rehab.) to buy an OCR system, such as software? TIA!

I will check the free. If you are going to check them out, do not forget to turn off jaws ribbon before install the program.

Hi All, Below is information about a program that will allow the use of the old menu bar in Office 2007 & 2010. yes I'm a huge proponent and very pleased user of 'classic menus for office' for

Emily: I would contact the software vendors directly. It may get you nowhere, but software vendors tend to be helpful, particularly if you drop a gentle hint about being 508 compliant. Often, they