As Robing and Don pointed out, you can press Alt-1 in an Outlook email message 
and Window-Eyes will announce the person or email address in the from field of 
the message. I wanted to add that if you press this command a second time, 
Window-Eyes will move your focus to the from field. Once your focus is in the 
from field, you can read the information using standard cursor keys. This 
should make it much easier to read the email address at your own pace. You can 
also open the context menu to access a few options including the option to copy 
the email address to the clipboard. Keep in mind that if you copy the email 
address in the from field, you will often get extra data that Outlook has added 
such as the person's name.  Regarding Alt-Shift-V not toggling message 
virtualization on and off, this hot key is made available through the Outlook 
Enhance app. So, I would recommend you check to make sure you have the latest 
and greatest version of Outlook Enhance since this hot key was added in
  a recent update.



Regards,

Marc



Subject: RE: a question re outlook

From: "Van Lant, Robin" <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>>

Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2014 20:25:10 +0000



Don,

When I hit Alt 1, it does read the email address if one shows.  If the person 
is already in your contacts, Outlook seems to know and not display the email.  
WE reads it so fast though, that I wouldn't be able to catch it to write it 
elsewhere.  I don't know of another hotkey, but I have sometimes done a Control 
R to open a reply message, then copied the address from the To line to add to 
contacts, then escaped out.  I also tend not to use Virtualization of messages 
on my work Outlook, which means that I can then shift tab to the To field and 
either copy the address there or use the application key to create a new 
contact.   I've seen mention of using Alt Shift V to toggle virtualization on 
and off, but that key combo does nothing for me.  Maybe it's a WE 9 beta key 
combo and I'm still on WE 8.4 here at work.

From: Don Smith [mailto:[email protected]]



Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2014 10:34 AM

To: gwinfo

Subject: a question re outlook



Hi:



About outlook email.

I know that alt 1 tells you from

Alt 2 tells you sent

Alt 3 tells you to.

Now I think there is a hotkey, that reads the from field , and is supposed

to read the email address connected to that person, so if it is needed you

are supposed to be able to high lite it , to then paste it in the to field

in future if you want to email it later.

Do you know what it is, I thought it was to press the alt 1 key again, but

that doesn't work.

Using we 8.4, windows 7 latest and outlook 2007

Thanks

Don







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