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Hello Richard; Glad things worked for you. Yes, it can get quite annoying.

Chris, I like your idea.

So, make sure the dictionary entry includes [] brackets around bulk, not just the word.. I doubt that exact text string is going to crop up in the body of an

Roger, As pointed out, leave the left and right brackets with the word, as in [bulk] and make that the dictionary word to be replaced with a blank space. That text string is not very likely to show

Chris, Um, I like that you like my idea, but I have no idea what my idea answered. You didn't provide any thread to use for contextual purposes. Not to be confused with consensual

Great idea Dave. At the very least we can tie these questions to Jaws features which answer them. -------------------------------------------------- CTS MASTERING: PROFESSIONAL MIXING AND MASTERING!

Also, if you were inclined to delete repeated occurrences of 'bulk' from your subject line, you wouldn't know you needed to do that.

The trouble with setting JAWS to replace the word bulk with nothing though, is that you might be reading something else in which the word bulk appears and it will lead to confusion if you do not hear

Ann, Sure, but tabbing up to the subject line to edit it takes a bit of time and I'm usually ready to hit the Ctrl+Enter after the last punctuation mark. But just in this case I'll edit the subject

Just found a solution to one of my pet peeves. Even though I suppress the [bulk] in my subject line, I still got a repetition of the RE: RE: RE: RE: and finally found the correct dictionary entry to

Ya know, you really could get rid of the *extra bulks in your subject line. Evenif the whatever puts in another one, the previous ones could disappear. (smiley)

Problem fixed. I used the JAWS Dictionary Manager to suppress all those repeating occurrences of "bulk" by replacing it with space. . Gerald

It has already been explained that the origin of the bulk is your ISP, so it is up to you to suppress them if you know how. Personally, I don't know how, so I am putting up with them. I do note,

Gerald, I've wondered myself why some mail tends to accumulate this repetition of RE: and after looking at the subject of this message it appears that each is separated by our friendly [bulk]

Carl, Superb! I've done something similar but I can see now that I've worked a lot harder than was necessary. Also I didn't know about the A:A construction for a complete unbounded column. Excel

Outlook 2007 is a sonofagun! It was a problem under 10, and remains so, but the crashes are usually easier to recover from now. I say usually because, not long after I wrote the preceding, I had one

yes, you could edit them out of the subject line, as you didn't bother doing in your reply. -------------------------------------------------- CTS MASTERING: PROFESSIONAL MIXING AND MASTERING! Clear

Can't you suppress all those occurrences of "re: [bulk]" in the subject field? It is getting very annoying. Gerald

" So what's harsh or severe about saying you won't use Jaws anymore and waste money every year?" that was funny! Lol.