OK, thanks. I can make that work. I could not open a plain text one this morning, and neither could my husband with that rat he uses. Best from, Carolyn

Yes, it seems to have done the trick for me. Thanks again, Mike!

Hello, I had an old version of HSC and went to install the newest version. During the install wizard, I was prompted to click Uninstall previous HSC version, and I did this. Then the wizard told me it

And the best part is JAWS help for Office 2007 has a really good short course on using the ribbon. I haven't checked to see if it's duplicated for later versions of office, but 2007 was the ribbon's

Hi, Carolyn. I wanted to explain a little more in depth how to send an attachment in Outlook. 1. Find the file you want to attach to your letter. 2. Copy it to the clipboard with CONTROL plus C. 3.

Good computer guy exported my Outlook Express address to Business Card, and then imported from there to Outlook. I would hate to tell you that and it cause problem for you, but maybe it is something

Thank you. This one is going to require careful thinking. Best from, Carolyn

I have not found a quick method for transferring my contacts from WLM to Outlook yet. Outlook has considerably more features than WLM, consequently more stuff to learn. Except Outlook does not have a

Hello Carolyn, I go to the list of files in Windows Explorer, move to the one I wish to attach, do not open it, but press control C to copy it's address, and then go to the new letter I have

Thanks, finally did figure that one out. Do you know how I can open and also how I can send attachments in Outlook?

Keep tabbing to add.

Thanks Mike. That's a fix that I can do.

The more you all are telling me, I'm thinking, might as well stick with Outlook - the devil I am getting to know. Best from, Carolyn

I have the same thing. It's a Windows problem which is not an easy fix. However, I noticed this weekend that if I answer no to the wait for program to start, then go to the desktop and press

When you uncheck, you're using the Office ribbon, instead of the virtual ribbon.

I find the insert+page down still gives me the number of messages in my inbox.

Probably the interest in a brand new, fresh operating system? I would have fbeen very surprised, and disappointed, if Windows 10 wouldn't have been discussed on this list. When I come across threads

I agree. For example, the must-have, sexy feature of JAWS 16 for me has been the added OCR-PDF capability, and it has not disappointed. On a secondary issue, if you have time for a brief VLC

I've noticed those left behind, but don't remember having trouble getting rid of them the old-fashioned way. You might try something like Revo Uninstaller. Ted

That's good to hear. Most people know that Lenovo has that IBM pedigree--quite a family tradition.