Yes, I agree. I may have to call MS Accessibility on this one if we can’t come up with a solution. Tom Behler

Bill: You’re right. … I absolutely don’t want my messages in conversational view, and it seems that conversational view does not happen in my inbox. In other words, I can delete individual

Robin: I just checked, and “show as conversation view” is not checked. So, now I’m thinking conversation view is not the problem, unless you can specify this by folder. If so, I’m

Tom, I just tried this in my version of Outlook 2016 and did not get the same issue you did. I sent myself a message from my work account to my home account and copied myself here at work. I then

Hi, Tom. Have you considered not having your messages grouped into conversations at all? This is the way I use Outlook, and I never have messages deleted unintentionally due to complete conversations

Hello list, So to the point, After updating Jaws 2019 with the recent April release, I’m noticing that when I try using the spellcheck function of listing all misspellings/typos with the

I think this assumes Tom is using Conversation view. I only use this view in some folders and definitely not in my inbox. Tom, you can check if this is your case by looking on the View ribbon.

Sieghard: This does not seem to work for me here. I’m using Outlook 2016 in Office 365, Windows 10 version 1809, and the latest build of Jaws 2019. Can you give me step-by-step

Hi Tom, As soon as you reply to a message it should be treated as a conversation and of course the same applies if the other person sends another reply or message. If I reply to a message and then

Justin, What version of Word were you using last? That last person who replied to you may well be right that you need to be sure you’ve installed the Word app to your computer, but also know that

Justin; Did you install the office programs to your computer. They need to be installed then you should not have those issues.

Hello List-members, I just purchased a one-device annual subscription to Office 365 and I notice the Spell-check works differently in Word than is typical of how it operates with Word in the

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Ed, Agree. I'm feeling just a wee bit piqued. Dave Oregonite, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and Pioneer

Yeah, Go get him, Randy! I'm a proud Oreganite, after all, and detest folks who don't care enough to send their very best when they communicate. Dave Oregonite, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and

David, Yep. There's another moderator of a couple lists who dictates without checking, and I've given up trying to get him to change behavior. And now I'm being called rude. Oh, my! How will I ever

Let it go, guys. All of you are better than this. Peace! --- Dale E. Heltzer deheltzer@...

Can I please be muted from this topic? Thank you. Love in Christ Marty For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the powers, against the world forces of this

I haven’t responded to this thread for several reasons. The fact that people feel the need to comment on a public mailing list about someone’s lack of punctuation or grammar really says a lot

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