Almost all keystrokes work across all browsers. Ctrl+Enter opens a link in a new tab, while ctrl+shift+enter opens the link in the foreground, with the original page now in a different tab.

Thanks so much. Will give this a try. . Melissa

When this happens to me, I need to unload and reload JAWS. Have you done that?

When i do control x it says nothing. When i do control alt v, it also does nothing. Any ideas?

is this pretty common? So do you start a document, or do you paste it pretty much in the same document?

Press control + A to select all text, control x to cut/remove, then instead of the standard control + v to paste, press control + alt + v for the special paste command. This last step will place you

In Internet Explorer, if one presses control plus enter on a link, it opens a new window.  That's so easy.  How about in Edge? Maria Campbell lucky1inct@... All that is necessary for evil

Hey guys, Hope everyone is doing well. OK, so i haven't used word in a while but now i need to. Someone sent me a .docs file. So i opened it with no problem. When i arrow down it keeps saying table

Thanks, all, for your suggestions regarding my issue with reading multi-page documents in Adobe Acrobat DC. With some further experimentation, I got the control page down command to advance pages

There is an extension for Chrome and I assume it will work on Edge, called tab to window, which will sort of do what you want, but you will need to press alt-x in the current item, if its a tab it

Hello there, Hope your day is going well. To answer your question about reading multi page doc in Acrobat Reader DC you need to do the following: 1. Open your file. 2. Once it completely opened do the

Thanks. This is what I was looking for. Maria Campbelllucky1inct@...All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good people to do nothing. On 1/17/2020 12:59 PM, Dean Martineau

The On Startup page in both Google Chrome and MS Chromium-based Edge are indistinguishable from each other. Under Google Chrome while I can search for the home button setting I cannot then escape the

My impression about this is that there are two closely-related settings. Show Home Page allows you to pick, if you want, either the New Tab or the page which is activated when a mouse user presses

A more permanent way to accomplish this is to go into Settings from the Edge menu. In my limited experience with this, it seems the best way to get to the On Startup settings is to search settings

Also see the instructions I just posted about how to set what opens when Chromium-based Edge is initially started, here: Chromium-based Edge: Setting Home Page, Default Opening Page(s), and Search

If you ever only want a single web page to be open just go to the address bar with Al + D or F4 and type in the address where you want to go. This will replace the currently open page with the new

It seems that each time I open Edge each  sites stays open, gotten to with control plus tab.  I don't want that.  I prefer one site, one window.  Hope I'm being clear.  How do I change this? --

And not that such articles are not valuable, because they are, but for anyone who has been a Google Chrome browser user (or Brave or Opera, or any of several others based on Chromium) the way you

A coworker just sent out this link. It's a long article. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4538354/microsoft-edge-new-accessibility Richard "Reality is the leading cause of stress for those who