I am using the current version of Jaws 2020 and Win 7 and Windows Live Mail. When composing a message and I make a mistake I can’t back space to delete it or select it and press delete. Sometimes if

I did not need to do a Jaws repair. I just went into my printer/scanner settings and opened the scanner properties and closed them again. That must have been enough of a kick in the behind for it to

I might be able to shed some light on this issue. Outlook 2016's edit field for signatures was completely inaccessible with screen readers. However, this problem was addressed in the

I just discovered here on my home laptop, I can indeed edit signatures just fine. So, my hat’s off to Microsoft and you for pointing this out. Now to try it on my work laptop. I was tired of my

Sean, My concern is after I’ve joined the screen sharing portion of the meeting. I’ll definitely write to the Cisco team, just wanted to see if anyone else had my issue or if is user error.

Richard, Yes. No problem. But I know I’ve had your frustration, I just don’t know what changed for me. I was just pushed an office update here at work last week to Microsoft Outlook

Bill, I can, in fact, edit in the box. For example, I needed to update a small item in the signature I use for this list. I navigated to the box and made the tweak right there. JAWS read everything

Bill, you are far more trusting of that process than I am. It is just such a pain to not be able to confirm independently that everything is deleted and then that the new stuff pasted in correctly

Hi, Richard. I have been able to use CONTROL plus A to select all text within the signature box, and then put in any new information. Even though the signature box does not read the content, CONTROL

That's what everyone is saying, Robin. You should be able to edit the signature field while you are in it. You shouldn't need to format the signature in Word, the email body, or somewhere else. The

OK, so you opened that edit box and edited an existing signature in that edit box without any issues? On my Work machine, running Jaws 2020, Windows 10 Pro, and Outlook 2016, that edit box does

Steve, When I hit Alt M in a message, it takes me to the list of possible “From” addresses I have. In my office context, I can send email as myself or from one of several shared email account.

Yes and i wait a little while to see the join button Send your query to Accessibility@... and raise the issues My experience is the part

Richard, I just tweaked one of my existing signatures without issue. I find it most straight forward to shift tab past the Cancel and OK buttons to the edit field. This is what JAWS tells me when I

I have 3 signatures et up on my laptop in Outlook. Just wondering, what issues are you having in setting up your signature? Thank You, Steve Cook, CPM Assistive Technology Consultant SC

Now if the Outlook engineers would only make the edit box for creating your signature accessible ... it isn't as far as I can tell. Or, do you have a trick for that other than getting someone with

Haven’t seen one yet. I saw one for AIRA and ACB that came out from ACB, but I think that’s the only one I’ve run across so far.

You can also use Alt M and then choose your signature. Thank You, Steve Cook, CPM Assistive Technology Consultant SC Commission for the Blind 1430 Confederate avenue Columbia, SC

I accidentally discovered a cool trick in Outlook. If you have more than one type of email signature, based on the audience of your email, I thought we had to go select the one we wanted each time

We use Cisco Webex at my company. I’ve had a frustration that I wonder if any other users have experience and have thoughts on. When I click on a link to a meeting, my browser (Chrome), will