Hello all, I was wondering if there is a way to make Jaws only send output to the right or left audio channel? If not jaws, can this be done to one of the synthesizers that come with Jaws?

I wonder what would happen if you sent that PDF to Word, assuming you're running something modern, Microsoft 365 for instance. Now I seldom open PDF's in Adobe. I have Word in my SendTo folder, so

Lol mike don’t get upset, but what did that have to do with word count? That bar stool must be catching up with you…lol

Never tried using this feature, but you can download the messenger “app” and install that. It’s a Windows Store app. Go to http://www.messenger.com It has buttons to audio or video call

When the, Save , button comes up tab 1 time to the, Don't save , button and press the spacebar on that. The document should close without any supposed or unwanted changes. Take care. Mike. Sent

Hello back, I just want to say a big thanks very much to all that have replied to my Re: in win10 in a folder how do you tell Win10 to delete only all the files that have a same particular extension

I too, when using control shift g, get asked if I want to save the changes. I didn’t know about this command. Alison

I have a similar problem with the lyrics sent to me by Rock Choir, so a solution would be much appreciated. Alison

Apparently, I'm not alone in having the "Current Folder" option to limit search results fail to work. A very recent topic on

Well, it also depends on how you have search itself configured. It is important to make sure that your default is "Current Folder" rather than All Subfolders, or to switch to only search in Current

Depending on how many levels deep the folder is. using the command prompt, and then like the good old DOS days, do CD\foldername, and again the backslash, next folder until your crompt shows c:\

Hi, Brian. I tried doing what you said. I opened the folder Documents, searched for files with an mp3 extension, and it gave me mp3 results from subfolders, as well as files which no longer reside in

Hank, You can hit the Windows Key, immediately type cmd, then hit Enter. Or you can hit Windows Key+R, enter cmd in Open text box, then hit Enter. Or, you can go to the Windows Search box

It is much, much easier to use the search function (CTRL+E) and enter the search criteria for all the files you want, then Select All, then delete. So, once you're in the folder, say you want to

Anyone: I looked up the instructions about how to video chat with a friend on Facebook. The first thing it says is “Click in the upper right of the screen.” Is there any way using JAWS that

When you open the document, does adobe not ask you what reading order you'd prefer?  If so, have you tried the various options? If not, maybe you should check in the edit menu for the accessibility

Hi, Ratshtron. I probably should have put that in, but I assumed he wanted to delete files in a folder below his user folder. When I do a Command Prompt, it puts me in "Owner" which is my user

made one mistake, once you press windows key plus r and press enter, you must first type in the drive letter the folder is on for example,cd c:\ to move to the root of the c: drive. then type cd

open the folder and move to the first file with the particular extention and now, press and hold the ctrl key and start arrowing down through the list of files and every time you land on another file

You can either type the Windows key, then R to run the Run dialog, then type Shell:AppsFolder, or you can create a shortcut for the AppsFolder on your system, and in the target, type