Marvin, I've made a dedicated post related to this request. While you'll always have to enter a password to log in to Windows 10 if you're using a Microsoft account to do this, you can easily

Also, one addendum, depending on the context you may need to make sure that the PC cursor has been routed to what the JAWS cursor has focus on before you try clicking. For safety's sake it doesn't

Gerald, Just FYI, Verizon, like most of the major ISPs, has had IMAP access for quite a while now. At some point I'd suggest you change from POP to IMAP as there are a number of advantages

Again, a huge amen! Ted

David, Thanks for that invaluable piece of information that changing your default web browser can allow you to also change your default search provider where Cortana is involved.

Mark, If it follows convention regarding a click then a left mouse button press is a single click. On the desktop layout that's NumPad Slash and laptop it's CAPS LOCK+8. If you happen to

1. Open Control Panel. 2. Open Power Settings. 3. Find "Require a Password on wakeup" link and activate it. 4. Find "Don't require a password" radio button under the "Password protection on wakeup"

Ribbons are pretty easy, and FS has furnished a neat tutorial on them. Ted

Amen!

That's how I learned my first Word processor. I remember placing a handful of calls to IBM (the program was DisplayWrite), but it was mostly the manual. Worked pretty well too. Ted

What is so arduous about using a common vocabulary. A mouse click is a mouse click, whether you’re doing it with the JAWS keys or with a physical mouse. Even the JAWS training material uses this

I forgot how to click something that says it is clickable. Thank you for your help! Mark

Hi Russell, If you're using Internet Explorer as your default browser, then if Cortana sends you to the web, then the browser uses bing, regardless of the setting of your search provider in Internet

I have WLM set to POP, which is used by my ISP, Verizon. I checked my email settings on my Verizon account page, and the spam detector is set to on, although none of the messages I have sent to the

Hi. Well when I had windows 7, was able be able to login in without having to enter a password. As I have Cortana and the Microsoft account, wish I could auto login all the time, instead having to

Hi all, After seeing several replies offlist regarding comparisons between JAWS and NVDA or posts from people who’d like to learn more about NVDA, I decided to add a session or two during upcoming

Brian, if everyone quoted only one line, then this would be a non-issue for me. When I have read quoted messages, generally the entire message, or at least certainly several lines are quoted. I do

Hi Marvin, I haven’t used Cortana a whole lot, but when I do use it, I find it works really well. Not sure what you mean about accounts. To use Cortana, I just press the Windows Key, tab once to

Yes, but I think you already should have the answer.

Gerald, Are you using POP or IMAP to download your e-mail messages from your server to Windows Live Mail 2012? I've got a couple of theories, none of which are related to the