Simple branding. Windows 9 would have been the next in line, but MS just decided to name it Windows 10 to highlight a large jump forward or something.

Windows 8 happened to Windows 9. It was so bad MS decided to skip 9 altogether. -- Sunny Day Maria Campbell lucky1@... Trials without God will break you. Trials with God will make

I wonder that, but heard someone call 10 8.2 as a joke. Best to you from, Carolyn

Hi, Windows 10 is indeed Windows 9. Many people thought Microsoft will release Windows 9, but Windows 10 has replaced it, so no Windows 9. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, I'm still on Windows 7. I hear a lot of talk about Windows 8.1 and Windows 10. Was Windows 9 a bust or something? Thanks, Keith

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