Yes, you've got it right. I assume the first version was the web version, it didn't actually seem to operate any different, it just flat out didn't work well. I got rid of it and downloaded the 365 ve

I got a new pc a while back, and while I was setting up windows it got my microsoft account and asked if I wanted to go ahead and download office. When I did that, I got a version of office that didn'

Jaws Is not likely your trouble. It has not changed. Laptops and some fancy keyboards can get into a mode where the function keys stop doing their regular functions and become media control keys. Use

The uncertainty keeps people from giving it to all their friends.

I don't think they are going to give you that information.

On a recent version of windows 10, ctrl-windows-enter will do what you need. On older versions, windows-enter did it.

Space-bar or alt-down arrow to open the combo box.

Oh heck no. my amd chip has 8 cores and can run two threads per core. Your info is way out of date.

Processor brand doesn't matter, it is the speed of the processor that matters. There are some pretty fast AMD processors out there, but there are some laptop manufacturers that are happy to sell you s

Hit down arrow a couple of times after you hit g the first time and try again. That works on the amazon site. CH

Works fine here. Make sure you are in virtual pc mode by hitting plus, sounds like you aren't.

Have you tried doing it in virtual cursor mode, then routing the jaws cursor and clicking? I think that's how I've always had to do it.

I haven't been following this too closely, but I've never had the problem. One possible common denominator here may be the use of outlook. I've never used it, and very seldom used any other MS email c

As long as other software keeps changing and messing up access, we'll be stuck paying for updates for the accessibility software. That's the way of the world, they have to eat too.

I don't think Jaws is going to have anything to do with your problem. If HP doesn't have an updated driver, you're probably just out of luck.

Nope, working fine here. If you aren't running malware bytes, I'd suggest downloading it and scanning your system.

I'm just not having any luck. If I put focus on a tweet that I know has replies and hit alt-windows-right arrow, nothing seems to happen.

How do you see the replies to a tweet? I can't figure it out and it is driving me mad. Thanks. CH -------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: It's Carhartt Time! Date: Sun, 3 Nov 2019 09:07:49 -0600

That might not even fix it. Sounds like a sound driver issue is also possible. I'd start by finding the sound driver in device manager and attempt to have windows update it.

Yes, Is in office 365. It is several tabs once you get into the advanced section, well over half a dozen, it will be there.