Yeah, I get it. You are right. Messing around with the registry is not something to monkey around with.

Have you tried the Windows 10 Mail app? You asked for basic and I am pretty sure it will do that for you.

Hi Larry, While I agree that Windows 10 is better than Windows 8.1 that will definitely not be the issue. He doesn't mention which version of Firefox he uses, I would first see if this also happens

Thunderbird, or you could always use the windows mail app.

Thunderbird.

I constantly forget that Groups.io does not support BBCode. Here's the click through link as it should have been in the last message: Windows Essentials 2012 Installer - Includes

I, too, would recommend Outlook or Thunderbird, and with the recent advent of the legal sale of recycled Office 2016 licenses you can get Office 2016, including Outlook 2016 if you make sure to buy

Hi, Some of the freezing probably is in part due to the fact that you are runningWindows 8.1 with newer technology that continues to evolve. If possible, I'd upgrade to Windows 10. Larry

Got your message

Have you tried accessing m.facebook.com with another browser? Perhaps with NVDA? How about the regular Facebook site? Same results? Is your browser up to date. I’ve visited the mobile FB site

Dear list, Not sure if my messages are going through so trying this one more time. I’m using Jaws 2018 latest build with windows 8.1 and firefox. For some reason the mobile facebook site freezes up

Hi, Mail, the Windows 10 app has limited JAWS useage but for a best client I would recommend Outlook , Thunderbird as others have suggested. Dan

Outlook.\

try Thunderbird.

Dear List friends, I was previously using Windows Live Mail 2012 with Windows 7 to check my emails. Now I have upgraded to Windows 10 & found that Windows Live Mail will not install on Windows

Hi Richard, I read the instructions the same as you. Given the sensitivity of the registry, I do not feel I should be giving advice here. But, I would call Microsoft Accessibility; 800-936-5900. I was

Hi Richard T., Despite my previous reply, I got brave and tried the solution in the article you cited below. However, I ran into a conundrum as described next. I am hoping you might be able to

No. That's how I found out I'm on 60.3.0. That's all it says.

I would suggest that you formally report this to the bug fix cue. Hopefully, in the update it will get fixed.

No, In Windows 10, it's File Explorer Options, in Control Panel. Bill White billwhite92701@...