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This usually happens when there are a lot of visuals in the message. It is a problem that blows hot and cold for me. Currently I am not getting any trouble from JAWS, which performs better than the

HI all, I’ve particularly noticed this recently – it seems like since recent versions of JAWS 2025. It is also hard as it is to find a pattern. but acknowledging Brian’s valid comment, I’ve

This has been an ongoing problem (that I and numerous others have experienced) for months/years. I’ve tried many things to resolve the problem, but to no avail. Unsure if I previously reported the

This is common on TopTechTidbits and the other newsletters MindVault sends out. I’ll have to try this with NVDA and Narrator to see if it’s an Outlook issue. Sent: Monday, January 13, 2025 11:17

I have seen the same issue here. Haylie Sent: Monday, January 13, 2025 11:16 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [M365-Accessibility] JAWS Locking up when I open some messages Have you

I Have experienced this as well, seemingly on long messages with lots of content, eventually it does come back though. Sent: 14 January 2025 04:16 To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

Have you had the same issue when using either NVDA or Narrator for the same messages?? That is a first pass diagnostic to decide whether the fault lies with the JAWS screen reader versus Outlook 365.

Hi John Yes it is happening for me too both on Windows 10 at work and Windows 11 at home in Outlook 365. Really frustrating so I hope someone has a fix for it. Ngā mihi | Kind regards *Paula Waby*

When I open some messages in Outlook-365 JAWS completely locks up. I can't navigate through the message and JAWS stops talking. This happens with messages which have a lot of links or apparently have

I actually find it more annoying when things like this are posted on screen-reader lists. This has absolutely nothing to do with JAWS. It's an Outlook problem. I wish moderators of screen-reader lists

- Janet, Since Ann has not replied, I'll jump in.? What she mentioned applies only to Microsoft Word and its save functionality, at least as written, which is using Alt + F, T, S, to get to the Word

Oh I forgot!!!! End of discussion!!! Please advise as you like. Mike M. Mike mcglashon AD9CA Email: <mailto:Michael.mcglashon@...> Michael.mcglashon@... Ph: 618 783 9331 Sent: Sunday,

Stomp!!! Stomp!!!! Flail!!!! Flail!!!! See guys he is a awesome moderator. Please advise as you like. Mike M. Mike mcglashon AD9CA Email: <mailto:Michael.mcglashon@...>

Hello Ann, This method you are describing will save emails or attachments to the Computer, is this right? Kindly, Janet.

Janet and anyone else who wishes to respond to the original question:? It's perfectly fine to do so.? ?Had I not brought up that the message was cross-posted, you'd never have known. The answers

Hello Brian, Does this message from you mean I wasn’t suppose to reply to John’s question? Kindly, Janet. Sent: Sunday, January 12, 2025 4:47 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

Hi John, Yes, I had this same problem with getting the pesty message Map Network Drive, but I still couldn't save my attachments like you say you could. So now, what I do when I want to save an

- John, To be clear, I am calm, and I really felt that I calmly expressed "the unwritten rule" about not cross-posting/multi-posting after this occurred by your hand for the first time.? I also had

Let’s all calm down about this. What I should have done is note in my post that I’d sent this to another email list and named the list. John Sent: Sunday, January 12, 2025 5:36 PM To:

- Well, Mike, its a common one, and one made by a member of group admin, me, as I am a moderator here.? I expect this convention to be followed, and for precisely the reasons outlined in the linked