The option described in this article may be what you need. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/combine-document-revisions-f8f07f09-4461-4376-b041-89ad67412cfe I haven’t tried it, but if you can

Insert-V, then search for "punctuation", then adjust the setting - changing it back later as desired.

Yes, you should be able to change the Windows default sound device (input and output separately) in Sound settings using the combo boxes.

Which versions of JAWS and Microsoft Outlook are you using? I haven’t experienced this at all with successive JAWS versions and Outlook for Office 365. Also, it might be worth testing with the JAWS De

This could be related to sound card drivers or associated settings. Does this still happen if you connect a USB or Bluetooth audio device and use it instead of the default sound device?

This scenario is one use case for the JAWS Flexible Web feature. I would suggest looking up the details in the JAWS Help Topics. I don't know whether there are any tutorials or associated documentatio

I think the original program was StarOffice, released by Sun Microsystems as OpenOffice, and then IBM created a proprietary version called Symphony. I expect the scripts were originally written for th

I wrote mine in LaTeX, which handled all of the formatting as well as the automatic citation and bibliography generation. This is also what I now use when writing scholarship (e.g., a journal article

I use Thunderbird under Linux. I can't comment on its accessibility with Windows/JAWS, but it does seem to have a good reputation there also. Under Windows, it's Microsoft Outlook for me. If I weren't

I haven't used Netflix. However, a quick search on Google revealed this: https://www.thesun.co.uk/tech/6419171/netflix-shortcuts-controls-secret-hidden-desktop-mobile-app/

I suppose you could try uninstalling and reinstalling it, removing all of its data files in the process. If you would lose data by doing this, then it's probably an issue for Amazon support. I suspect

What's turned on in Startup Apps under System Settings?

The changes are made available to Office Insiders for some time before release, so there’s certainly opportunity for any issues to be reported to Microsoft before a new version is offered publicly. I

I’ve been receiving regular Office 365 (now Microsoft 365) updates, with no problems of this kind at all. In fact, I can’t remember the last time I encountered any sort of Office 365 regression The bu

You could use a text editor such as notepad++, then run Pandoc (see its home page) to convert Markdown files to HTML, PDF, DOCX, and so on. A Windows installer can be downloaded from the above Web sit

You should be able to use Narrator all the way up to the point at which you can start Microsoft Edge and download JAWS.

I don't think so. This was supposed to have been resolved during the JAWS beta period, according to the release notes, but apparently wasn't.

As you note, this isn't the right forum for discussing comparisons. I have two laptops on my desk: one is a MacBook Pro 2013 running Mac OS, and the other is a Lenovo P51 that dual boots Linux and Win

Yes, this is how it works, and it has been for as long as I’ve been using Microsoft Outlook (from late 2014).

It’s working well here. I notice the Windows messages that are now presented by JAWS, for example if the fingerprint reader recognizes (or fails to recognize) me as I attempt to log in.