This whole conversation has been fascinating to me now that I've had time to read it. It all goes back to my original concept of Frame of Reference. I'm the opposite of Brian. Brian is

Hi, Ah google is one of my favorite things. Who knew this key had its own wikipedia page. what doesn’t these days right? Still I found it an interesting read and since it mentioned that once upon a

Hi, Thanks for the clarification good to know going forward. I appreciate the information as it only helps me communicate better. I so hate being without that key; but also thank the person who

Robin, The icon used on the context menu/applications key has been in flux over time and with manufacturers. On my partner's laptop, a Toshiba satellite, the icon is a simple square with

Robin, what you said, with such articulation, in my view point, could not have been stated better. Bye for now, Carolyn

Hi, I believe that applications key has a picture of a pencil pointing towards paper or something similar. I offer that also to demonstrate that once I actually said to a sighted person something

Yeah, Robin! Gudrun

Hi, Oh dear at the risk of getting flamed or other wise in trouble I must respectfully disagree with that which I read below as it is stated. While I think that doing so should be part of one's

How right you are. Bye for now, Carolyn

I think it's cute the question you ask, and I am sure that you have not asked it when it would not have been appropriate. Bye for now, Carolyn

Thanks for clarifying about highlighting and clicking. The majority of the world is sighted, thinks and speaks accordingly, so for me it is important to have a clearer understanding. Bye for

I call people who become handicapped due to accident or illness the newly handicapped. I was one of them and, like many people in that boat, my first months and years were spent in denial. Dealing

Well, that reply to Carolyn was supposed to be sent only to her, but now it's out there for everyone. There's nothing shocking, or at least there shouldn't be given the back and forth in this thread,

Carolyn, Thanks for the explanation of the range of visual impairment, truly. I did want you to know, however, that I've been "at the dance" of working with the blind and visually

Oh, I don't think Barbara uses the keyboard exclusively, but she's really at home with it, as far as I could tell. Bye for now, Carolyn

Barbara can. I remember how she impressed on me the JAWS commands of Insert T and also Insert F. It's things like that which are really helpful. I did not know those commands. Bye for

Mike has good ideas. The thing is, Brian, you probably know, that there are so many variants of partial sight. I have explained this in a radio series and in public speaking engagements. There is

I have JAWS stall, and I figured out to hit Say All, and it gets back in sync. That is inconvenient, but it is a solution. Bye for now, Carolyn

I think that usually the left click is like hitting Enter. My husband and I have also learned what Jean is saying. He is perplexed at times, because he is accustomed to being able to explain

Addison, I went to my contacts to try this before writing you. Here is what I do. I go through all of those fields to the one right after the e-mail address, "Display Window". I hit Home, then