Hi, Chris. What I want to do is rearrange things in System Tray, not actually in the Taskbar, so unpinning things in the Taskbar won't work in this instance. What is actually happening is that I used

If I‘M reading that right you are running the spring 2017 update. Might be time to do some updating. That’s probably why it is still working for you. CH

Hi George/all, First you need to be on the file’s name on file explorer. Will not work on an open file. By pressing insert-spacebar, you will hear “picture”, then you press the letter f and you

I don't know why I can do this quite easily and others can't. I'm using Microsoft® Windows® Operating System Version 10.0.17134.1 Would that make a difference?

I tried control+alt+n as suggested below, and also control+F6 as someone else suggested. Neither works. The former changed the document view to "draft" (which such view yielded no resolution) and

James, I have an example, though before I give it I will say that I don't even use drag and drop with sight to do this task, preferring the "New" button option then going out and selecting the files I

I tried using drag and drop. Although it made the appropriate noises on my windows 10 computer, it didn't actually work. If you want to do this the simplest way I can think of, do the

I would imagine that JAWS users would appreciate such a script if it reliably works any where.

George, To get help, press the question mark after Insert+Spacebar, P. Dave Oregonite, woodworker, Engineer, Musician, and Pioneer

I just did this from my taskbar and moved several items to different places on the taskbar. This works as it always has for me and yes I’m on the latest release.

Dave how did you get this to work When I do the insert space bar p then I get no choices

I apologize for the misunderstanding. I never attempted to relocate task bar icons, or to relocate anything excepting text. There was an old program, originally used by windows xp, called power

In which situations will transferring files and folders between applications not work using copy/paste? Genuinely curious, as that’s how I do it on a daily basis.

Drag and drop is certainly most effective and necessary in some operations. For example, if you need to transfer files or folders to a window of another open application, copy and paste

Netbat, Wonder if you were experiencing what I would describe as a stuck right arrow key. There was a time when I was automatically thrown into a submenu when opening a menu, without touching any

Couldn't you just copy/paste that log? Granted it's been a while since I've used the wizard, but that's all I had to do.

its working since i rebooted. but jaws j was breing up 2 dialogs at the same time. the dialog with the options menu and one with a tantom access menu. and i couldn't move focus to the options menu

there reason is being lazy! figuring their intelligence is greater than those of us who work with their software. I'll give you an example;  many people here use the send space wizard.  If you're

Not quite, no. You're literally using the mouse to move things around, like for example icons on your taskbar, or certain web applications that for reasons known only to them will only answer to drag

I am not trying to transfer text. I am trying to move Taskbar icons. Thank you. Bill White billwhite92701@...