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- I'll give some examples, but your own answer nails it.? If you're a power user of anything you know that you're a power user. In Outlook, some things that might be used by power users: 1. Using

- Well, people who are in tiny groups that use esoteric features that are generally not used by "the great center of the bell curve" of users are in an elite group. It's an accurate description, and

Interestingly, Andy, your steps to access add-ins don't work for me. Clicking on "Info" changes nothing. Shift-Tab finds "Rules & Alerts (JAWS announces 1 of 1). I tried tapping Enter twice on Info;

“Power User” sounds elitist doesn’t it?

I've experienced the same and will report accordingly. Whatever the reason, you should receive a better reception at Vispero for a problem many of us are noticing. Joe -- Joe Orozco: Your Message, My

I've resigned myself to having to deal with the problem for as long as I keep this machine. I too set it to 120 minutes like you recommended, but the problem keeps cropping up to the point where I now

What constitutes an Outlook power user? I guess if I have to ask, I may not be one, but I’m curious to know what functionality I would sacrifice by potentially switching over. I’d be more inclined

Where do I go to check reading preview?

Thank you, Brian. Good idea. Unfortunately, sighted help is quite rare these days. Someone is going to stop by next Thursday to assist with a medical issue; I will try to remember to ask if they have

- To be perfectly honest:? fat fingering.? ?One of the problems with using keyboard shortcuts to do everything and where you cannot literally see the results is that all it takes is one wrong key

Oh my goodness! Thanks for asking about the reading/preview pane! I almost replied with, "Yep, always keep it off," but then I checked to be certain. For whatever reason, the reading pane had changed

Richard, Auto Preview has nothing, nothing at all, to do with the Reading (AKA Preview) pane. What it sets is whether one to three lines from the beginning of the message appear in the mailbox list of

- A worthwhile additional test is to enlist sighted assistance and see if the behavior persists when no screen reader is in use.? If it does, then it's definitely something with Outlook.? If it

Thanks Brian, I found it, but not quite that easily. It is off for me, which is good to know. Here is the Jaws history after hitting alt+v and arrowing right to message preview: Message Preview sub

Richard, Reading Pane is part of the View Ribbon (Alt + V, P N) followed by your options. -- *Brian* · ♂? · ???? · ** Virginia, USA *-* Windows 11 Pro, Version 24H2, Build 26100; M365

The agent I dealt with back then was using Outlook MS365. It was the huge lag or refusal to speak when opening messages with lots of graphics, tables, etc. So, much of what you are describing. As for

Richard, Could you elaborate about what could not be duplicated? Was testing done on a similar system to yours, and with Outlook? To be sure, since I've described multiple issues with Outlook, Was the

Katrina, Do you have a case number we could reference? I've gone through this several times with FS support, and while one of the support agents I know to be very good, I basically ended up with they

Again, thank you for sharing needed findings. Have you reported these Outlook related issues to Microsoft? Based on my experience, not sure it would help to do so, but maybe... Katrina

Although not surprising, it is a fact that was lacking. Good information that I will add to the mix when moving forward. Thanks for sharing. Katrina From: [email protected]