No offense, but I don't think very many people are using IE any more. Whether you have to go to the downloads bar with F6 or, as in IE, press Alt + N seems to be somewhat the same to me except it's a

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 Now assign a shortcut keystroke to that desktop Downloads shortcut and get to it just a little quicker. Stay safe and take care. Mike.

 Hi Leonard, Try the following: 1. Open the Control Panel, find, Ease of Access Center link and press enter. 2. Tab 6 times, I believe to, Use the computer without a display Link and press

Hi, Great question! I’ve wondered the exact same thing for a long time. Any and all assistance with this matter, is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jessica

When I plug my iPhone in to my computer I get the message asking me something like "tell the computer what happens when a device is attached to this computer?" I am paraphrasing of course since this

If you hold down the JAWS key and press the F12 twice quickly, you should get the information. Ms. E. Kirtley

Hmm, I didn’t know that since I had never required to do so, but it’s good to know. I will try it later. Thanks for the tidbit. Best, Leo Bado. "It seems to me that I will always be

After I determined my download folder, I navigated to it with File Explorer, and while it was selected, but not opened, I right click or use shift+f10 and select create shortcut. Then copy that

I can't find it either.  ResearchIt is just about useless anymore. Maria Campbell lucky1inct@... All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good people to do nothing. --Edmund Burke

I am trying to check on a flight using research it. I know it is the correct number, because I can find it on google; but stinkin' research it tells me flight not found. Is flight look up working

Files are automatically placed in whatever folder you have set as your downloads folder in your browser. F6 just takes you to the downloads payne where you can 8view* your files – f6 doesn’t

What browser are you using? If it is IE, hold the alt key with n and tab to open or save. Then repeat above steps. The only change is, open folder. Tab to open folder and press enter The file

I’m being a bit slow here, Brenda, so forgive me. I belong to a Rock Choir and our parts are shared via their website. So, I find the audio file I need to download, hit the download link and at

Your below email led me to what I needed. Below is the *actual* email address to which an email should be sent: accessibility+subscribe@... thanks! Richard (the other one)

I don’t often use the “downloads bar” anymore either, but ctrl-j will also get you a separate window showing the browser’s downloads library in I think Chromium-based and Firefox browsers.

Generally one has to "get the hang of the speed" of how quickly that F12 has to be hit. Once that INSERT is held down, you have to play with "how fast can you go" with the double F12 press.

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You aren't tapping the F12 quick enough. Don't let go of the insert key while pressing the F12 twice. Glenn

Doing that doesn't give me the date, all it does is give me the time again.