Amanda,
I don't know about JAWS. And Unfortunately I've laid dear Window-Eyes to
rest and don't have it on my system. But it works fine with NVDA and
Narrator.
Good luck,
Tom
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This is true.
I have found an issue so far though.
If you go to
w
This is only a test.
Still trying to put this list perminantly in my Thunderbird address book.
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Thanks Tom. Sure hope I've got this thing fixed once and for all.
Just wondering, how does this still survive? I'm sure glad it does, but ...
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Both test messages came through.
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I hear ya, Larry. I just recently switched to Outlook in Office 365 because
Microsoft has done a phenomenal amount of work to make things accessible.
But I still have good ol' Thunderbird installed. I've got to see if there's
an easier way to move between folders and accounts. It's such a breeze wi
Hi Tom,
You navigate between the folder pain in the message list for that folder using
control tab or shift control tab Four the opposite direction.
You must press the enter key to highlight the folder you wish to work with.
You can also use F6 and shift F6 rather than control tab and shift con
Hi group. I am looking for information for a friend of mine. She has
Window-Eyes on a Win7 machine. I do believe her version is 8.4. She is
asking me to help her get back her sounds. These would be things like
opening and closing menus, changing from line to line when typing (or
reading thr
one reason the sounds are lost is when you change the windows sound skeems.
this will un define the window eyes sounds.
i don't know where all the sounds are. but some are in the windows sound
settings. there is a list of windows event sounds. there should be one that
says window eyes sounds. th
Thanks Rod,
I knew about the tab and F6 keys, but they're a pain compared to the absolute
simplicity of Thunderbird. But Ctrl+Y works well. I'll take you out for a beer
the next time I'm in town.
Cheers,
Tom
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Hello tom
Can you please explain to me how to unsubscribe from this list?
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Look at the bottom of this e-mail. The info is there.
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