Eric, Yes, and in fact you can set up one of the Quick Access Tools to do that command, if you plan to use it a lot. I have one set up for recall, another set up for attaching files, another set up

Tables are a b***ch. Some don't read worth a darn if they are not an even set of rows and columns. I've found the best is to do a say all at the top of the message and let it read. Sometimes one or

Hi. I am using Outlook 2010, but I am sure it would be the same in outlook 2007. When you hit enter on a message that has weird tables, if you keep listening, Jaws will tell you to hit alt H, then A,

hi all, dave, just want to thank you for your generosity on these pages. keep sharing and God bless u all, -- ------------------------------------- ERIC N. NGONDI +0720963825 ensambi@...

Afternoon All Regarding outlook (office 2007), I'm finding that JFW isn't reading emails from Ebay & Paypal where there are tables. Any help you are able to offer in this regard would be greatly

It's actually a desktop.

Since you are using a laptop, do you have the JAWS set for laptop layout? The cap key works the same as the insert key on a laptop. Rita L. Harrison, Management Analyst FDA/OIM/DBPS/IIB Web

I had installed office 2010 but didn't like it. So I did a system restore to get back office 03, and that's when the problem happened. Is it possible that system restore corrupted somethingin windows?

Insert F7 will give you a list of links. You should also be able to go past the http// and then click on the URL if it's an active link. I have my setting set to Plain Messages in Outlook and have

Gary, Not sure what you mean.

Adrian, Clicking on links in E-Mail messages w/o using the JAWS cursor or the Insert+F7 feature. Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and transmitted from somewhere in the Western United States, using

Thanks Dave, If you or anyone happens to remember, I'd really appreciate it if you contacted me whether here or off list at omarbinno@.... Thanks again.

To allow what exactly, Dave?

Omar, I think there's a setting somewhere in the Tools/Options dialogs, to allow this. However I sure don't know where, right now. Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and transmitted from somewhere in

Have you tried bringing up a list of the links like you would in a browser? If JFW recognizes the links, then they should appear in the list and can be accessed by pressing Enter. Gary

I just tried clicking on a link in outlook with the jaws cursor, and that worked, but it really shouldn't be that way. We should be able to click on it with the regular cursor.

Bruce, Use Ctrl+Shift+O to bring up a list of your objects. Enter on one. Without moving the cursor, press the Applications key and look for a "bring to front" choice and press Enter. Dave

I write a newsletter that is distributed as a PDF file to the Minnesota library community. The articles are brief and usually have a thumb-size photograph or logo and occasionally a one-third page

I find it appalling that an accusation of "passivity" was made, by someone that apparently is incapable of understanding the issues involved, or chooses to ignore them for unstated (presumably

Dave, Yes, jaws does say "link." I think the messages are plain text. Omar Binno Website: www.bigoproductions.net