I went to security and under junk mail unchecked the things
under there Then in security I went to the email scams tab and did the
following. tell me if the message I am reading is a suspect email
scam. I unchecked it.
On 3/7/2015 12:35 AM, Lynn White via Talk wrote:
How do you turn those off?
On 3/6/2015 1:28 PM, Don H via Talk wrote:
You can turn off those messages about spam.
On 3/6/2015 1:25 PM, Donald L. Roberts via Talk wrote:
Since updating to Window-eyes 9.1 on this 8.1 desktop, I have found
Thunderbird 24.6 to be almost unusable. Arrowing through the message
list does not seem to be problematic unless I up or downarrow too
quickly in which case one or more programs crash, although I am not
sure whether the problem is Window-eyes or Eloquence. I do know for
certain that Thunderbird 24.6 crashes because, if W E is still
running, I can go to the task manager where I get the message asking
whether I wish to wait for the program or close it, the program being
Thunderbird 24.6. After such crashes, pressing control alt W does
not always cause W E to resume.
I am now at least temporarily using the Outlook Express hack if or
until I can resolve the Thunderbird issues. I know some tend to say
almost automatically that I should upgrade to the latest
Thunderbird. But I am reluctant to do so because of the constant
nags about Thunderbird thinks that some messages are spam.
In other areas, Window-Eyes 9.1 is working well for me unless I move
around the screen too rapidly. In 9.0, I had thought there were
problems with the f8 copy command but later found that this command
works far better with Notepad or Wordpad than it does with Ed sharp.
Thanks for the improvements as they are much appreciated.
Don Roberts
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