Do you have Gmail keyboard shortcuts enabled? If so, after you've selected all the messages/conversations you wish to mark as read, you can then hit SHIFT+i to mark them all as read. -- Brian -

Dear Fellow Jaws users, This is Michael. I have a question here about using Gmail Web page with Jaws Screen Reader. Currently I have 86 emails cluttered in my Inbox and I want to read all of them with

Donna, Are you able to hear any other sounds apart from JAWS from your computer? It may be that the Windows Mixer volume is down for Windows system sounds. Love in Christ Marty For our struggle is

Likewise, go to the Mail tab of the Options dialog and be sure that the "Play a sound" when new messages arrive option is checked. It sounds to me like you are looking in JAWS for these settings,

Turn reminder sounds on or off 1. Choose the File tab. alt+f=file, 2. Choose Options. t=options, 3. Choose Advanced. a=advance, 4. Under Reminders, select or clear the Play reminders sound check

Hello; what you could try is, create a sound rule, which will play a sound when you receive messages, ****** 1, open outlook; 2,, Press the applications key, now press the letters S&l, this will

Hello all, I have been trying to set sounds on my work outlook account without success. I have verified all of the options within the outlook app and set all of the sound preferences from the control

It could also be because whoever typed out whatever it is you're trying to read did so with the word processor settings to that foreign language. Cristóbal

The English content has been tagged for the foreign language and JAWS has an option for detecting languages. If you turn language detect off, JAWS will read the English as English and not as a foreign

Hello. I didn't know about the side-effect of disabling search indexing. I used to always disable it on older systems, but I haven't bothered in a while. If I have to use

Thanks Mike! -- Palmer from CBVI

Hi all, I use Jaws 2018 on a Windows 10 machine and Office 13. In a couple of word documents, which are in clear English, Jaws reads the contents in a foreign language. The problem persists even if I

Hi Chris, I have indeed disabled Prefetch and Superfetch. I saw another article on TomsHardware about it, but I disagree with them on one point. They say disable search indexing. If you do

Hi: I bet you’re right. If you’re moving the entire contents, everything will be set the same way. Whether there is a way to have Windows look again at hardware or not, I have no

Here is an article on it: https://www.thewindowsclub.com/disable-superfetch-prefetch-ssd They claim that windows will do this automatically if you install an ssd. I've

Indeed. It's OS hibernation only rather than OS and User State hibernation, which is what full regular hibernation entails. If you have an SSD, Fast Startup is pretty much useless in improving boot

Hi, I don’t believe it does. Where do you go to turn those off? Thanks. All the best Steve

There are certainly things to be aware of when using “fast startup”. Fast startup is similar to hibernation, but, when it is enabled, the state of Windows kernel is saved in the hibernation

Ideally, superfetch and prefetch should be turned off in the registry after the operating system is moved to a ssd, I don't believe Macrium Reflect will do that for you., if it does that

no it is the plus sign on the numpad with your numlock off -- Palmer from CBVI