Back in the days of msn messenger, yahoo messenger and aim I do remember that yes aim did work with jaws how ever this was years ago before whats app and cell phones etc. from Mich.

Don’t call her Siri though. She might get ticked off.g

Hi, Not sure. Cheers, Joseph

Thank you. Is this a permanent fix?

It seems likely you might have some serious issues . try repairing jaws first . if that doesn’t work , call VFO they might be able to help

Hi, The toast notification command will be changing to Windows+Shift+V later this year (see posts on Win10 list as to why this is happening). Cheers, Joseph

I am not Joseph, but when does V for Victor is supposed cycle you through notifications

You can also go into your settings with windows plus I tab once then go down to update and security press enter and check for updates there

Will it be changing to?

Always glad to help thank you for asking

You might check this out. An article about instant messaging for computer. https://www.eztalks.com/video-conference/instant-messaging-apps-for-pc.html Richard "Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry,

 I don't have a cell phone. Just a landline and a computer.

 What if you're someone like me, who seems to be a fan of 90's technology, and you run your operating system in its default state without updates so as to not break compatibility with old programs?

What about simply texting someone. But, if you are wanting to do this from a computer, I'm not sure. Richard "Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need

Hmm, not sure. I think maybe apps like Facebook Messenger or an app like WhatsApp are the things people are using nowadays. Matthew

Thanks a lot.

 If that's the case, are there any equivalents?

I think the issue is the connection to the service. If you found an old executable of the program, it probably wouldn't have anything it could connect to. Seems to me I heard that service was

Hi, Annabelle. I just checked OldApps.com and OldVersion.com, and AIM wasn’t on either of them. Why not try putting AIM, download into Google and see if anyone still has it. Bill

So there's no chance of having older versions still out there?