Sandra, My suggestion would be using the JAWS links list feature, and activating it from there. I really don't understand why you're having the problem you're having, but trying another

So, now that I have you here, how do I get the focus to jump back to where it should be? I try to home in again on the link, press enter, and end up with the same issue... sigh... Sandra

What about the GetJFWLang function: Gets the three letter abbreviation of the JAWS Language that is currently in use. This is the language of the resource DLLs that are loaded by JAWS. This is not

David, That's how it should work, though it's been ages since I last activated a Mute this Topic link in an e-mail message. If you are not logged in on the Groups.io website, you will be

- That depends entirely on what it is you're trying to do. There are many things where I still strongly prefer Command Prompt to PowerShell because, to my mind, the syntax is cleaner and easier.

Thanks, Mario. This workaround does the trick. In Edge, I need to add to your two steps an additional two presses of F6. Meanwhile, I'll keep looking for a solution.

Using Outlook 2019, I've had mixed results--occasionally it works, but a lot of times, Outlook then acts like I'm trying to reply to the person originally submitting the message. Crazy!

Hello, I’m using the most recent versions of Windows10 and Jaws2021. I use to be able to setup a recurring event in Outlook 2016. I haven’t done it for a while and what I used before no longer

Hi, I’m not seeing the, ”phone cases” folder that I created. My bookmarks are extremely messed up.

Hello all: When I open an e-mail message, and tab until I hear the mute topic option spoken, do I just have to press the enter key to have all further messages(with this topic) "muted? Thank

Hi Jessica, After opening Chrome on your computer invoke the keystroke, Control, shift + O. You'll then find the folder tree. Stay safe and take care. Mike.

Hi, Jessica. While in Chrome, Hold down CONTROL plus SHIFT and press O. This will take you to the Bookmarks Manager. TAB once or twice to the Folder Tree list. Bill White billwhite92701@...

Ok, Jessica. Let me know if you find out the correct command. I’m still struggling here with importing IE favorites into the Google Chrome Bookmarks list. Tom Behler

Hi, No, that command allows me to view just bookmarks, no folders. Thanks, Jessica

Jessica: Try Alt F, followed by B. That should put you in your bookmark list, which you can navigate via the up and down arrow keys. Let me know if this works for you. Tom Behler

Hi, I have tons of bookmarks (over 500) so last night, I made a folder for some phone cases I’m looking at. I made the folder using the mobile version of chrome, on my iPhone, and now want

this may seem obvious, but may I add, using Power Shell is much more capable than Command Prompt.

sometimes this happens to me in Firefox or Chrome. to get back to the page, I press alt+d and then shift+tab.

Thanks so much. I did finally find the setting. It was difficult because the fusion interface is so different from the jars interface.

I ended up having to upgrade my 8-year old CPU and hard drive to solve the problem. Juanita