OK, I did not know about this. I will never be able to use that version of windows. Udo Egner-Walter via groups.io wrote: -- Your life is like a penny. You're going to lose it. The question

Hi All, I'm going to upgrade my Office 2010 Standard suite to Office 2016 Pro. I would like to keep my Word 2010 settings since I'm too damn lazy to configure Word again, so can I transfer my Word

How will screenreaders do this? Will Jaws and NVDA have apps on the Microsoft store? Another good reason to lean more towards Linux. Glenn

Switch has a free non commercial home use version. When you download and install, you are asked to verify that you are using as a non-commercial home user each time that you open Switch. Love in

Hi Madison, Here are a couple of people who would be willing to help you for free with all your g-mail questions, here in Canada. Kim Kilpatrick, CCB GTT

Hi John, You wrote: There are two versions of iTunes available. The newest one is the iTunes app you can download from Microsoft Store. You can still download the older one from the Apple homepage,

Unless Switch went free, I believe it’s still apaid program. I agree it’s great, but they did ask for suggestions that are “free.”

Switch Sound File converter gives you a wide variety of conversion possibilities. Love in Christ Marty If we view this present life as our primary goal, we will agree with William Shakespeare who

Marianne, The easiest way is the method that’s been mentioned a couple times where you select the lines you want and hit tab. You could also set the indent under paragraph settings, but I think

Windows Media Player (and, yes, that still ships with Win10) or VLC. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 20H2, Build 19042 One does not discover new lands without consenting to lose sight of

Hi! I am using Windows 10 and JAWS 2020. I need a good, accessible, free .wma to .mp3 file converter. Can you recommend one? Thanks, Richard

I don’t know if this still works, but it did when I could still see. Type the address then select all of it by hitting Shift + Down Arrow once for each line of the address. Then press Tab and the

Hi Marianne, You want to select the lines you want aligned to the left first, and then do control L and then you can do the same with the right and control R. Or you can do the entire document one way

If I understand what you are trying to do correctly then one way to do this is to create a 2 column table in Word stretching across the whole width of the page, assuming that this is the word

I was working on a business letter and I needed to right align my address. When I use ctrl R to right align each line aligns to the right margin but I want them to align at the left edge of the

Hi, Tammy. The first thing I would try is a JAWS repair. You will need the installer file for JAWS 2020. If that doesn't work, I will write to you privately, and, if you are in the U.S. or Canada, I

Ok, running Jaws 2020. This is so odd to me! I had to go to my task bar to reconnect my internet yesterday. When I should have been reading the list of connections, my Jaws read nothing. Today I

If what I said does not help my approach would be to let a sighted person look at what you wrote and see if visually the spaces are there, if so I would assume it's something weird going on with how

This happens very rarely for me, exiting Outlook and restarting it fixes this for me every time, if you want to do something more I'd just close everything and restart the computer, this should

And why not just try it, it's already there for you in Edge and you just have to press F9 to reformat the page, as Leonard said, it works extremely well.