This problem cropped up in the last couple of days. When I get the digest message from this list and click on it in my inbox, outlook is closed. I have to restart Outlook to regain access to my inbox.

If JAWS is having its speech output by speakers, and that sound is in range of the microphone, you cannot avoid what you're trying to avoid. And that's even with multiple sound cards. Ambient sound

I have two yeti USB microphones and that's all I use and love them

Hi, I do not talk about it sir, follow the steps what I described if you can, and you will understand I guess.

On Sat, May 22, 2021 at 08:33 AM, Chris Hill wrote: Currently, Clipboard history supports text, HTML, and images less than 4 MB in size.- Which is pretty much what clipboard outside of File Explorer

In Chrome, if you hit shift-enter on a link it should open in a new window, if you close that window, maybe you'd be back in the correct position -- not tested by me. Chris Hill wrote: -- Your life

Yeti makes a nice USB microphone. Also has headphone jack so you can hear audio. Or you can leave audio through speakers and just use the mic. However, in this setup mic will pick up the speakers.

Yet another way that using a mail program is better than the web.  I use my gmail in Thunderbird all the time.

No, it only supports certain things.  The thing I posted the other day says Currently, Clipboard history supports text, HTML, and images less than 4 MB in size. CH

Once you plug in the mic, if it has a headphone jack, all sounds will come through that jack. So, now you have to change your sound output device back to what you want. I hope this is what you were

Hello, unlike on IE, the cursor's long lasting issue of losing its previous location on Gmail has still been continuing for years, and nobody cares it seems. To reproduce the issue, in Gmail basic

My history says its on, but control-c seems to erase whats on the clipboard. But one thing, what about files on the clipboard, does this same thing apply i.e. is control-c supposed to add a file to

If jaws is playing through your speakers, and the microphone is picking up the speakers, Jaws will come through the microphone. I have not heard of any way to avoid Jaws being heard in a Zoom meeting

Hi, Jerry. From the archives: Open the application in question. Press jaws key + the number six on the numbers row to launch jaws settings center. you will open in add new configuration

Hello, I am considering a USB microphone for use in Zoom meetings in lieu of a headset with microphone and I was wondering if JAWS speech would come in on the microphone if I were to use this set up?

Just realized that the link I gave will likely open the whole topic. See this specific message, https://jfw.groups.io/g/main/message/48915, though the whole topic, Silencing JAWS during self-voicing

Try this Microsoft site: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/keyboard-shortcuts-for-outlook-3cdeb221-7ae5-4c1d-8c1d-9e63216c1efd Alan Lemly

JAWS+Spacebar, followed by S is the toggle speech on/off shortcut If you want JAWS speech off any time you gain focus on the window of a self-voicing program, see this topic in the group archives:

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Outlook+365+keyboard+shortcuts -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 20H2, Build 19042 It is better to be hated for what you are than to be loved for what you are

I think what you want here is speech on demand. Press the layered command JAWS key and space and hit S. If the games or game is self voicing your just better off closing out JAWS. Just be