Here's a way to show nitification area icons in Windows 7. It probably works in Windows 8, too, and I think it's more straightforward than the methods I've seen described so far on this thread. 1.

I like "Windows 8.1 All-in-One for Dummies" by Woody Leonhard. This book can be found on Bookshare. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

In case anyone is considering buying Windows 8.1, Windows 10 will revert to the Windows 7 start menu and other features, an apparent admission by MS that win8 and 8.1 weren't a grand success. A better

I used Windows 8.1 The Missing Manual by David Pogue. It is jammed packed with information and fully describes both the destop version of Windows 8.1 and the futureistic tile-based interface that was

Absolutely.

it will also work in 2010

Yes. That might be a worthwhile feature for a future upgrade. It might help if the key combo was standardized across different makes and models, as JAWS has a built-in laptop layout.

I wouldn't have e-mailing without bcc. Best to you from, Carolyn

On a desktop PrintScreen is not invoked via a key combo, though. -- Soronel Haetir soronel.haetir@...

Hello Kelly, Do you happen to recall the name of the Windows 8.1 book you used? I used a bunch of BookShare books for Win7 and iOS when I first started to use those OS's. They were all very

We use 2010 here, and I have mine set up so the BCC appears in every sent message, in case I want to use it. Ted

That is for windows7

Hi, open new message, press alt P and tab to show field groups, there you will find BCC option

Kevin, if you are using Outlook 2013, you can access the options ribbon, after you have opened a new message . You press the Control plus N key to start a new message, and then press your Alt key.

Thanks Pablo! From what I have seen, it works fairly well with JAWS 16. There wasn't anything that I have encountered that I haven't been able to read. I want to learn more, and hopefully will in

Hi Kevin, You need to have a new message open & look for the BCC field in the options while in the new message. HTH Take care. Mike This email was sent from my, iBarstool. Go Dodgers!

List, It has been a long time since I have done this. What is the email address that I send an email with the Subject Line "Set Vacation?" Thanks in advance, Mark -------------- next part

Actually, it probably would. It works on a desktop. Ted

Before doing anything more, I strongly suggest upgrading to Windows 8.1, which is much better for a blind end user than Windows 8. After that, I used a book about Windows 8.1 found on bookshare to

Hello All, The instructions for showing the BCC field say to go to options, and the field group. I found options, but no field group containing the "Show BCC Field Button". Any assistance would be