Anyone using JAWS with Quicken? I’ll be moving to JAWS from Window-Eyes, which has some level of accessibility with the personal Quicken. Robin Van Lant | Sr. Program Manager Strategy & Performance Ma

Thanks to Les and Stan. That sounds about like the access I had with Window Eyes. Quicken is offering a 60-day money back guarantee on trying Quicken 2017 and they say they've revamped the interface,

If you are not using the account, you might as well remove it. I’m not sure why it’s showing as grayed out. To remove it, go to the file menu with Alt F, then arrow down to info and tab till you hear

Another trick you might try that I have used in Outlook 2010 is to go to the File menu and select Save all attachments. I’ve done this when attachments are embedded and it seems to work. You might get

I am a project manager at my company. I rely on Excel for project management. It's still clunky, but at least accessible. I've not heard good things about Project. As for collaboration, we use a few t

I like the Control + Shift + Y shortcut. You can also use the context menu on the message and select Quick Steps, then Make Into Appointment.

Hello, I need to get up the nerve to switch to JAWS from Window Eyes on my work laptop. We’re on Windows 7 and Office 2010 here at work. I listened to Raul Gallegos’ podcast on what to expect with Out

Thank you, Jason. If it’s OK, I may be coming back to you with questions. This way of interfacing with Outlook via JAWS is quite different from the way Window Eyes seemed to work. Thankfully I do have

Margaret, The Word 2016 instructions Steve gave below also seem relevant for Word 2010, so I would believe they are also relevant for 2013. Give the second, longer instructions below a try. Easy way:

The podcasts I was referring to were provided to those switching from Window Eyes to JAWS. You can find them on the page below listed as a list of recordings and text scripts of the recordings. Look f

I'm still on Window Eyes and do not find GoToMeeting accessible either. I've bumbled through it enough to get myself logged on to the webinars using it, but it isn't pretty. I use WebEx here at my com

Hi, If I have a message open in Outlook and want to move to the next one, is there a way to do this without going back to the inbox? I use Control D if I want to delete the current message, but often

That shortcut works beautifully and is so intuitive. Thank you, Brian.

Shirley, You got the answer to your question, but I wonder if you inadvertently changed a formatting think you may not have wanted to. Typically people merge sells across multiple columns to create a

Unless I need to check the date and time of the proposed meeting, I simply hit the application key while focused on the invitation in my inbox and arrow down to accept. My recollection is that a dialo

I’m about to install JAWS 18 on my home computer, then will have my tech guys at work install it on my computer there. Is there anything I need to be aware of to have JAWS and Window Eyes co-exist on

Scott, Thank you. Glad you reminded me about the keyboard shortcut, as that is something my work laptop does not allow me to do without admin rights.

Hello, I finally installed JAWS 18 on my home laptop yesterday – a Windows 10 HP machine. I have it set up to require a password to log into Windows. I had no trouble with logging in when I first inst

Jonas, Thank you for that suggestion. I’ll try that when I get home. Is that what I will always need to do when I want caps lock to work normally in JAWS? In Window Eyes, the default was to be caps lo

Oh, such a brilliant idea. Can’t believe I didn’t think of that. Still at work, but glad to be headed home soon with a couple ideas in my head.