Rick,
With all due respect, today's cell phones such as the ATC Ozone are
definitely Windows based and many carriers now require that you arrange for
a data service as well as a cell phone service. As such, may I suggest that
you might want to consider expanding your definitions to include
Hi Chris. Good one. I didn't know that check box existed. Learn something
every day, I guess.
John Justice
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From: chris hallsworth christopher...@googlemail.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2010 2:03 PM
To: blind-computing@jaws-users.com
I was wondering if anyone else has had this experience and can give me some
pointers. I have recently downloaded Windows Live Mail which is supposed to
be the modern equivalent of Outlook Express. On Saturday, I opened the program
and tried to read and respond to my messages as normal. But
For the record, I'm using a Sound Blaster 5 USB sound card and an HP 550
notebook computer. When I used the e-mail program or sometimes, even document
software like word, my Jaws chokes up and doesn't pronounce the complete word
or doesn't say anything at all. here's what I have tried so far.
Hi John,
This is something that, according to the list guidelines should have been
sent to the management team,
but since you posted it here, I will answer here, and then we will bring
this one to a close on-list.
If the discussion pertains to cel phones being connected to the computer
for
Don,
I found something that you might find useful. In the View menu, is a check
box for what Live Mail calls the Reading Pane. Just as an experiment, I
removed the check box and then went back into reading my messages. Wonder
of wonders, everything works much better than it did before.
My comments were a simple, harmless observation not intended as
criticism of you or Rick. However, I just learned that Verizon, at least,
will now require both a cell phone program and a data program on many of
their newer multi-functional models. . Rick's point is noted. Yet I have
Hi Jacob,
Got the program downloaded and installed and it works just fine. I, also,
got the program from that same page that allows you to download videos.
Thanks for the help.
Brian
- Original Message -
From: Jacob Kruger jac...@mailzone.co.za
To: blind-computing@jaws-users.com
This message is primarily for those using Windows Live Mail and Windows 7.
I mentioned a setting which makes the Live Mail work much better but I left out
a step.
Don, I'm sorry about that.
1. Press Alt V for the View menu:
2. Press L for the Layout submenu:
3. Locate the check box for the
When replying to a message in WLM, hit control or and then hit enter for
forms mode on. Then type your reply. You have to make sure forms mode is on
to reply to a message. Jim
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From: John_Justice john_just...@verizon.net
Sent: Sunday, March
JOHN thanks for that
- Original Message -
From: John_Justice john_just...@verizon.net
To: blind-computing@jaws-users.com
Sent: Sunday, March 28, 2010 3:39 PM
Subject: Re: [Blind-Computing] WINDOWS LIVE MAIL WHIGS OUT
Don,
I found something that you might find useful. In the View
I've got system tray items I would like to remove. They are the same
ones that come up every time I view the system tray and I do not need
them in my system tray. So how do I make the change so they don't
show up there?
Thanks,
Norma
At 12:48 PM 3/28/2010, you wrote:
Anna, the system
Hi Norma;
Follow the steps below.
Follow these steps to remove unwanted icons from the System Tray:
1. Press Windows key, then Escape.
2. Tab to the Task Bar and press Alt-Enter to bring up the Task Bar
Properties dialog.
3. On the Task Bar page, tab to the Notification area customize dialog
Mike,
Is this for xp users?
I kind of don't have the same thing showing on the task bar as you said
here..
Would this work to get rid of the, safely remove hardware item that no
matter how many times I go through that thang to safely remove hardware and
I get the bling sound telling me
Thanks, but I turned this setting off before I received any email. I always
prefer my messages to pop up in a separate window. Wow, I can imagine how
much worse it could have been if this is considered an improvement!
I urge all Windows Live Mail users to call freedom Scientific Tech Support
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