Interesting. When I click on the Dropbox icon in my system tray, I see a way to create a shortcut, but not sure if that would do the trick. I also see some options under Preferences to add as a save l

I agree with Curtis. I exclusively use Dropbox to manage files between my laptop and iPhone and fine the file explorer method super easy. I put a shortcut on my desktop and just open that to add files

Curtis, you have just saved my day! I plugged in a keyboard and can get the numpad plus and minus to work as you indicated, but the Y, H, and N works beautifully, too. Thank you!

Yikes. I do not have a numpad on my laptop. I’m fairly adept at using the numpad within the keyboard where J = 4, k =5, and so on, but cannot find an equivalent to the numpad plus and minus keys there

Hi, Thanks to someone on this list, I recently became a big fan of using Alt up arrow and alt down arrow to move by sentence while editing in word and Outlook. I was using JAWS 2021. Last week I upgra

The real challenge is that people type them in so many different ways, even here in the U.s. I just looked in Quick Settings and found one setting that helps. I typed “number” in search and found “Spe

I don’t think I aver actively turned on the Windows clipboard history, but it seems to work. Press Windows key V and a list box appears in reverse chronological order of things you’ve copied to it. I’

Mike, I'm hoping you've gotten some response on this from Hartgen or another lister. I just read through my Leasey list emails and see that the menu was removed for Advanced users, since it's intended

To build on what David noted, if you like podcasts, I like using the FS training podcast where a number of the trainer webinars are housed. This allows me to easily listen to a specific training on my

Russell, So glad that worked! I'm not exactly sure how we are supposed to easily know that there are animations. It's one of those things that sighted people like to do to keep the audience focused on

Is there animation on your slides? That is, many sighted people will create a slide that brings in a new aspect of the slide at the press of the spacebar such as each new bullet point of text. When I

Just had to share my new discovery for today. Ever had it where you think focus is on one message in Outlook that you want to delete only to realize it wasn’t? Yet again today, this happened to me whe

I’m still running JAWS 2021 on my work laptop and I see this occasionally on some sites, but I’d have to pay more attention to the issue. There does seem to be some issues with web design on some edit

I havent’ been able to get it to work, nor have I figured out how to read the snips people send me. If I really need to send something, I will do a print screen, but that has the downside of grabbing

Judy, If finances are a concern, you can see if you can find an individual retail license to Office. I did this a few years ago when I bought my latest computer. At the suggestion of someone on this l

Glad you asked the question, as I have this happen sometimes and haven't slowed down to figure out the pattern. Doing a JAWS OCR on the PDF is one option. If the section of text is shorter, I'll often

Thanks for putting the time into this, Brian. I’m one who has never searched the archives and have felt a bit guilty when asking a question I’m sure has been answered. I’ll take some time soon to walk

I also use Control Tab. It cycles through the inbox, the navigation bar and the folder tree view in that order. I know I could add Shift to go from the inbox back to the tree view directly, but more f

Madison, This is probably a good time to call Microsoft Accessibility Desk. I think we'd be guessing at this, unless someone else has run into it. You could try loading Narrator to see how that reads

Oh yes, I recall seeing it mentioned on some webinar from who knows where. It’s like a built-in TeamViewer or JAWS Tandem option. The reference on the podcast or webinar was to allow someone to come i