- If this is the case (there is a single account), even if the account allows aliasing with multiple email addresses, it has one, and only one, password.

It sounds like Gene Warner has already covered how you get this information to read for a single file as you're moving among what's shown in File Explorer. The following tutorial may prove helpful for

I'd also forgotten that unless the account is an Exchange account (outlook.com or a business/entity using Exchange) you won't have an Automatic Replies button. If you're using something like Gmail or

I can't explain what's going on with ALT + Q, but since it appears you're using Office/Outlook 365, you should be an Automatic Replies (Out of Office) option in your accounts. ALT + F, Tab once to get

Is this in all documents you open in Notepad, or just this one. I do not see any option for Notepad to even display lines in such a way that the screen reader would read them. It sounds to me like whe

- That's actually surprising. Groups.io requires at least one form of spam control, and a very great many groups are moderated and the default then is "first message (or first N messages) moderated" f

- I haven't seen anyone say or imply that you, Kevin Meyers, have this fear. As it was stated, "many," was used, and many is not all. That being said, the only advantage of using the website as oppose

- And, no snark intended, that's something they need to get over, particularly in instances where a step-by-step tutorial is provided. Yes, it's a PITA to deal with an unfamiliar website, but if you u

Mike, Those who have subscribed to multiple Groups.io groups using the same email address need to understand that they have one, and only one Groups.io account, and the login ID for that account is th

- You don't even have to unsubscribe and resubscribe. You can log in to your Groups.io account and switch your email address any time you please. In doing it this way, all your existing content remain

- Same here. Depending on the letter combinations my typing speed will sometimes only allow me to manage two before I've already paused too long. The phrase, "First letter nav," gets used a lot becaus

- Which is also handy to know, but I'd think of that of answering what my position is on the page I'm on more than I'd think of it as giving me the page number that I'm editing. Both, of course, are i

- Which makes perfect sense. I was using an old, old note I had, and thought there was a standard "read status line" command, but in searching the JAWS 2022 Keystrokes document the only one that I cou

This information is in the Status Bar. If memory serves, with num lock off, hit the minus button on top right of the number pad followed by the down arrow key to read the status line. If memory doesn'

As a side note, each and every Groups.io Group supports a daily summary and two different digest formats (plain text and HTML) by default. The mailing addresses also follow a consistent pattern, outli

- Every OS in existence these days (that's not an antique, I don't count things like people still running XP) has automatic updates on by default. This has been the case for decades, and most do not g

It never, ever seems to strike anyone as odd, in any way, that we do not hear this inanity about automatic updates about any OS other than Windows. When and if I ever hear someone saying this about Ma

- As I said earlier. A word to the wise is sufficient.

- No one has argued that point. It's absolutely true. But that's a completely separate issue from the wisdom (or lack thereof) of refusing to allow updates to apply. Actions and inactions have consequ

- And having had to pick up the smoldering ashes, many times, of systems that were brought to that state by refusal to apply updates, we shall never agree. I believe the people who create and maintain