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I'm not sure what you mean.? The person who creates the document is who decides what font it comes in. The recipient can then do what they want in terms of changing the font to suit themselves and

- You do not say what version of Outlook you're using, which matters.? The information I'm giving is in relation to 365, even though from what I've seen it largely has applied to 2024 as well.?

If you hear a phrase, when using JAWS, that starts out, "Upper Ribbon" when you hit Alt (and only Alt) that indicates you're using Outlook Classic. I wasn't trying to give the complete verbiage, just

Good day... How does one make a font permanent When a person opens a document. Then I dont need to change every time. Thanks Timothy

UI get the same thing Andy does. Except it says 1 of 6. Sent: Sunday, May 11, 2025 1:47 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [M365-Accessibility] A quick method to determine whether you

So is the new Outlook better than the old one now in terms of accessibility? I heard that it was horrible when it first came out. Also I currently have Outlook classic but mine doesn’t say classic

When I hit ALT I hear: Upper ribbon home tab selected. Andy Sent: Saturday, May 10, 2025 10:27 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [M365-Accessibility] A quick method to determine whether you

There are a ton of ways one might do this, but at the moment (5/11/2025) what follows is probably the simplest. With focus in your inbox message list, if you hit the Alt key, and *only* the Alt key .

- BTW, I can get send to work with Alt + S, too, provided focus is in the message body at the time. So clearly it is carried over even though it's not documented.? This wouldn't be the first time

What "makes sense" is not what matters (and I happen to agree with you about what would make sense).? What matters is what works, and is officially documented. What I like, or you like, at any given

Alt with the letter S makes more sense for sending an email then control with enter. Although both keyboard shortcuts worked in outlook classic, they should just be brought over to the new version of

Keyboard Shortcuts for Outlook ( https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/keyboard-shortcuts-for-outlook-3cdeb221-7ae5-4c1d-8c1d-9e63216c1efd ) Make sure you're looking at the correct shortcuts for

It's been discussed here and elsewhere recently, but Microsoft is moving away from using "Outlook (new)" and "Outlook (classic)" as the designations to just "Outlook" and "Outlook (classic)". This

Yes, I don’t have the same exact issue but alt S does not send emails for me anymore. I have the latest version of the screen reader 2025 and windows but to be honest I’m not sure exactly but

Hello, I am the person having the problem with the alt key. I am using windows 11 with JAWS 2025 and office 365. Whenever I use Outlook and respond to a message it triggers the problem. I press alt s

What do you mean by "alt key inserting itself"? I presume you mean that the alt key is acting like it's been struck when it has not, but this is not at all clear. -- *Brian* · ♂? ·

Hi List, My friend has a new win11 pc with jaws. Often the alt key inserts itself when not wanted causing all kinds of problems. This is especially common when using outlook classic with jaws. alt key

Hi all, I am wondering if anyone using gmx email with outlook365.? I am refering to the new outlook and not the outlook clasic.? I tried adding my account but it says I might need an app password.?

- Well, I can't speak to it only being purchased directly from Microsoft, as there are other options for subscribing to M365 through third-party sellers.? But it definitely is about M365

Hi Brian, Just a question for clarification. Am I correct to assume that these instructions apply to a subscription that is purchased directly from Microsoft with autorenewal turned on? I don’t get