To clarify, there are two sounds. The one that is like a buzzer tells you that you made an error and, as someone noted, the Shift F10 or application key will present you potential spelling corrections

Outlook Express was retired a while ago, but Outlook is part of the Office suite and is still very much in use.

Similar to pasting into Notepad to clear all formatting, I will typically copy the table, then go to where I want it pasted. Then, I hit the Shift F10 or application key to open the menu and tab until

I am not having this issue. If you havent’ done it in a while, an old fashioned restart of your PC could clear some sluggishness. Since you said the issue has occurred for a few months, there may be s

Addison, There are several ways to accomplish this. If you or your mom can see which function keys are the volume up and down, that is the fastest way to do it. You can also use Windows B to access th

I don’t think theme is impacting it. I have had mine set to Colorful and just changed it to Dark gray and don’t’ find a JAWS performance difference. Not sure why you are dealing with that issue. I’ll

I don’t think it matters, unless you have vision. It’s something with the color scheme of the menus and impacts the theme across all of your office products. I played with it a bit when we first went

I think I use either the JAWS cursor or, better yet, do insert alt w to virtualize the window, then arrow down through it.

Don, I am at a loss. I just tried changing multiple types of settings in the calendar view and cannot replicate the issue you are having. I think this is a case where some sighted assistance to see if

Which view are you using? I typically use Day View or week view and don’t think I get this message. Note that it’s most efficient to use tab to move through appointments.

I can see the benefit of routing the cursor right to where you want it. I find I’m often arrowing back to hear a spelling of a word when proof-reading my work. If you are in Excel, does the display sh

I have a topic I’d like some input on. If I should take it elsewhere or talk to someone offline by phone, please advise a direction to go. I am a JAWS user and really cannot function on a computer wit

Marty, It does work. To rename a sheet, select the option from that context menu. Focus is now on the visual label at the bottom of the page, the part you used to get to with the JAWS cursor. Insert u

Your new favorite keystroke is Insert shift S. This opens that context menu and allows you to do all those things for the given tab or to add a new tab.

Hmmm. The JAWS layered command option only seems to be showing the last thing I copied to the clipboard. I supposed this is useful in some cases, such as to see if you grabbed what you wanted to copy,

Bob, Do you mean the JAWS history feature? I do use that quite a lot for grabbing text that his hard to copy in the normal way.

Alan, Thanks. That looks like a cool little program. I cannot install that here at work, but I’ll look at it for home use.

Oh, Jim, you are right. I just hit Windows V and I can arrow down through a number of things I recently copied to the clipboard. It seems like the best way to use this is to be where you want to paste

Here’s a sample scenario I’d like help with. I’ll copy a paragraph of text in one program that I need to move to another. As I’m moving to that other document, I’ll notice something and accidentally c

It’s my company’s installation of Office, which is said to be Ofice 365, but may not be the most current version. JAWS reports the version as Microsoft Outlook Subscription Version 16.0.12527.21686