I don't have an answer to your issue but I will assure you that it's not exclusive to windows 10, and if memory serves, this issue dates back to windows 7 for me. Restart, restart, rinse and repeat to

Hi all, I don't know for what reason, it is happening in a desktop running windows 10 and jaws 16 64bits. Some times when I start the computer, I mean been off, the computer start, and jaws that I

That may be true under some conditions. But I use Windows XP, and I cannot copy the files listed in the zip file with Control plus C. Instead, I must use a copy to folder option found in the edit

Here's more of an explanation to my previous post: From: Gene Let's take an example, which is easier to deal with than an explanation without one. Let's say you have a zip file named New

I can still listen to the stations or videos in question on my iphone; sometimes when I get a crash message in FF (on my win7 computer using nvda) I try the link in my ot her browsers--sometimes it

If you press enter on a zipped file, copy the contents, & paste them into a folder of the same name somewhere else, it'll work just as you had unzipped the file. Take care. Mike This email was sent

Hi, Ann. Pressing Enter on a zip file usually does not unzip the file. it only opens it so you can see the contents of the file. To actually unzip the file, one must press the Applications key, arrow

Sorry you didn't get my response from a few days ago. Trying again... What I wrote regarding Firefox 40.0.3 was: That should work. I thought you were going to say the buttons weren't reading for you

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Hi Keith, With the zipped file highlighted, open the context menu by pressing the applications key or shift + F10 if using the laptop layout. Arrow down to, Extract All, press enter, tab to the

Usually pressing enter on a file unzips it. If you want to save the unzipped version, you have to save it. there is an item in the application menu that will unzip a folder.

Don't be embarrassed. Navigate to the file. Press applications key. Down arrow to extract to, and follow the prompts. I don't do this a lot, but I think that is correct. Good luck! I hope this

To unzip or extract from a zipped file: 1. Open the context menu using application key or right mouse click button (Jaws key+ 8 on number key pad) 2. Select "extract" from the context menu

Thanks, Kimsan. I fooled around on the ribbons, found imac. Yall on these lists are such good teachers. Bye for now, Carolyn

OK. Totally embarrassed here. I thought I knew how to do this in Windows 7, but today at least I'm stumped. I have downloaded a file which is zipped. How do I unzip it? Everything I've done so far

You can go to the account settings for your email account and review the settings. Pay attention to the incoming and outgoing servers, if they say imap for the incoming and possibly outgoing then you

I have done it with the Context Menu and with Alt F, T, M. I wonder if what you're saying about imac and pop would help me. How would I know which I had, and what would I do about it? Thanks. I'll

Carolyn, The fact that a message rule isn't working for you in spite what the computer tells you, I find that if using imap, message rules don't often work. I have my outlook email account using pop

Hi. Have been using sharp reader from http://www.sharpreader.net, but when I upgraded to windows 10, keep getting a fatal error. Unexpected error. Did send feedback to the developer. And the only

That Brothers does sound like the device of choice. I had my mind set on it, but spent so much money that I got this Cannon, which does have the buttons. However, there were others that did too. It