Hi all, Please help, I need to learn pivot tables. Where do I start? Are there any videos, tutorials, tutors or tip for me? Kandace Haney

is it possible to get information about a link, like to know if takes you to a different site?

Adrian, You are entirely correct that the issues I was experiencing had nothing to do with focus; I was confused about maintaining focus with ribbons, and thought that that might help me out. The

First of all, a Microsoft Disability answer Desk technician's assertions that the latest Windows release doesn't work with JAWS 2019 may be rumor or misinformation, since most of those folks have

Hi CathyAnne, After scrounging around in my note taker notes, I realized that I was confusing my question to you with the keystroke which controls focusing on the ribbons. I have tried the

- I don't use them, either, but it's just another organization option. As Mike McGlashon has mentioned, many people use a separate virtual desktop to create a "cyber world" related to a specific

are use multiple desktops because I use one for each law class I’m taking because in each window or excuse me and each desktop, I have multiple windows depending on what I’m doing for that

Why would you even need more than one desktop? I can’t imagine a situation where I would need that. But then maybe I’m missing something. Sharon

CathyAnne & Bill, CathyAnne is absolutely correct that there is no way to automatically place the insert point in replies or forwards such that it is after the quoted material. You have to

Hi, I have used a blue tooth speaker with a Dell laptop. Most of the time it remembered the speaker but at times there was a connection issue. I tried headphones but gave up due to the difficulty

You can refresh the JAWS view with JAWS KEY-ESCAPE but I don’t know of any rotor. CathyAnne CathyAnne Murtha Access Technology Institute, LLC cathy@... www.blind.training (520) 955-6611

I don’t believe there is such a setting. There is a Replies and Forwards settings group in the Outlook Options Mail property sheet but nothing that addresses where your reply is placed. By

Move among Desktops with CTRL-WINDOWS KEY-RIGHT ARROW and CTRL-WINDOWS KEY-LEFT ARROW. You can also move applications among Desktops and manage Desktops in Task View (WINDOWS KEY-TAB). To

And if that doesn’t work, Then do windows d or m to go to desktop, And then tab to “task viewer” and then arrow through those; Please advise as you like. Mike M. Mike

In Outlook, how does one set the option either to respond at the top of the replied post or at the bottom of the replied post. I can't find anything on Google to help me sort this out. Thank

Control windows left and right arrow is the correct key stroke. And to close one it is control windows F4

Hi, I want to create multiple desktops in Windows 10. When I press control+windows+d I am put in a new desktop. However, I cannot figure out how to move between desktops. I tried

That is the thing, if I’m writing more than a few words I am more comfortable doing it on my computer than my phone. Judy

I was using my iPhone. Sorry for not being more descriptive. Sherri

I have trouble sending posts too. I find that if I type them out on my phone and do not dictate them, they are more likely to go, but it has been a long time since I have posted. Good luck!