Lee Anne, Glad to hear it! I also need to correct a bone-headed mistake from my last message: Incoming Server is POP3, or IMAP, or Exchange - If you are not receiving email, this is what to check. Out

Your messages are being sent to, and arriving in, the JFW group just fine. If you're having problems with incoming messages, check the settings on your incoming (SMTP) server.

Tim, I don't use the Amazon Echo series devices, but a dear friend of mine does, and she relies upon them. Amazon Alexa is pretty intuitive, but I would do a web search on "Alexa commands," "What can

Then try another external keyboard that's known to be good, and you'll have your answer. My guess is that you're experiencing keyboard failure which, while it takes a lot longer to occur with conventi

JM & David, If you have focus on the actual YouTube player, the full screen keyboard shortcut, f, will make the YouTube player go full screen. It is a toggle so hitting it again reverts back to the pl

Like all X-Key+Y-Key commands, the presses must be together. That being said, you can press X-Key, keep it held, and hit Y-Key, and that will execute the action. That's the whole purpose of the plus d

PermaLinks are normally used in circumstances, like online forums, or comments sections in newspapers (or elsewhere), that it would be otherwise impossible to get to that particular bit of content usi

- That gets you into full screen mode, which is very different than a standard maximized window. It's also a toggle, so if you've gone full screen and want to get back to normal you hit F11 again.

On any Windows based system I've every touched the Windows Key is on the lowest row of keys, on the left, and very often the third key in (after a CTRL and FN key). Any command for the browser must be

Mr. Kennedy is correct that no matter how many times you subscribe using the same e-mail address you are simply subscribed. If you were to send 10 subscribe requests you won't get 10 copies of every m

While I agree with everything that's been said about using IMAP or Exchange (server side access protocols) rather than POP3 (where all storage is client side after download) I do want to note that it

- And knowing some of those blind people, I still cannot comprehend how they comprehend what they're hearing. Clearly they do, but my head (auditory processing, in particular) reels at the speech rate

- I'd be one of those people, at least for certain voices under certain synthesizers. It also really depends on just precisely what is being said. There are voices that, to me, are "virtual perfection

I'm confused because it is the website editor (whether something online or standalone) that would determine what the keystroke is to take any specific action in that software. The starting point is kn

- You don't, in all likelihood. That's what the dictionaries are about. If you know that you have certain abbreviations that the synth is expanding, then have the screen reader capture those and subst

Joseph, Thanks. Unless I hear otherwise then that means discussions of regex on the JAWS group is really entirely off topic because you can't use it in conjunction with JAWS.

Richard, I am going to wait on answering this on the group until after I get a definitive answer as to whether JAWS supports regular expression syntax in pattern matching for match/substitute pairs. I

First, I'll admit I'm being lazy as I don't want to restart my machine just so I can test this in 40-minute mode, and I know at least one of the regulars here will know the answer of the top of their

Mike, What you suggest will work to force JAWS to pass what amounts to the full word for it's "known list of abbreviations" to the synth. But it does not get the desired effect when it's off, and the

David, It's beyond the scope here, but believe it or not it would be possible to identify a string like Saint Peter Street, with the abbreviations used on both ends, and with anything in between, usin