I just want to know if you all know of a way to select a choice when given several to choose from. There are no checks or r buttons. I’ve come upon this before but never needed to use it.

Does the page have contact information? This is particular enough to the site in question that there is unlikely to be specific help we can provide, the medical office you are trying to interact with

Hi all, I’m seeing a new doctor, and the office insists I check in before my appointment. I have tried answering all the questions in the check-in page, but when I got to the question for me to

Yes I always download the file instead of using the update wizard.

On Fri, May 21, 2021 at 11:51 AM, Sieghard Weitzel wrote: Yes, and every year thousands of people fall for one scam or another and you really wonder how this can happen given how often such things get

If said computer is so unimportant and cheap and you have so many others like it then why not simply stick with Windows 7 on it, then you have iE and you don't have to worry about updates.

Yes,, and every year thousands of people fall for one scam or another and you really wonder how this can happen given how often such things get mentioned in the newspapers and online. Just read in our

And as I think it was pointed out in the article, Edge has an IE mode for old websites. In any case, if IE actually goes away for good and somebody who hasn't updated their website to a newer standard

On Thu, May 20, 2021 at 08:42 PM, James English wrote: For me, it's a case of whether I want to abandon the websites I've been using in IE for ages- You, and anyone else in this situation, also owe it

It works fine here

For those who want to ensure access to IE into the foreseeable future, you would be far better off to acquire either an old Windows 7 machine or Windows 8.1 machine for this purpose, if

Well said!! Stay up with the times or get left in the dark!!

I usually keep quiet on these long threads, but I’ve got to toss my 2 cents in. “cheap throwaway computer”? You may have the money to replace your computer whenever the wind blows, but

I am running the May update to Jaws 2021 and the Windows Clipboard is working the way it always had for me. Jaws is reading the entries after I hit Windows+v and I can arrow to the one I want to

That would be great if I used this computer for anything but browsing the web and a bit of media playback. It's the one that I travel around with, because it's light and cheap and contains no

On Fri, May 21, 2021 at 10:19 AM, James English wrote: Is there something you fear happening to this cheap throwaway computer that is so terrible? I believe it's possible to stop updates in windows 10

Is there something you fear happening to this cheap throwaway computer that is so terrible? I believe it's possible to stop updates in windows 10 by disabling the update service, is this no longer

On Fri, May 21, 2021 at 01:02 AM, Randy Barnett wrote: A little personal responsibility and common sense will do more than worrying about MS not supporting software.- Personal responsibility and

I dont know anyone that has been hacked or had a virus in years. On 5/20/2021 1:25 PM, Brian Vogel wrote:

A little personal responsibility and common sense will do more than worrying about MS not supporting software... The latest greatest software wont protect you if you don't think before