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I forgot to mention that I was successful using Jaws 2025 and Firefox.
I have not tried filling out the form with other screenreader and browser
combinations.
But again, change the country and you can then pick a province etc.
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Re: FW: [nvda] FW: Free Webinar: The Windows Screen Reader Primer, 4th Edition Launch
I’m in Canada and just registered with no problem. Change the country to Canada by manually deleting “United States” and typing Canada in the field, and you can then pick a province and enter your postal code. ? There are two unlabelled radio buttons on the next screen though so this form does have a couple of quirks. ? Chris ?
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Like you Kristi.
I tried three times to register.
And, I do not know exactly what happened.
I am also Canadian.
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It will not allow me to register, as I live in Canada and the form requires a state and zip code
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The Windows Screen Reader Primer – 4th Edition Launch Webinar
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Join us on May 6 at 7:00 PM EST for the virtual launch of the fourth edition of?The
Windows Screen Reader Primer, a free digital book written by David Kingsbury, Assistive Technology Instructor at The Carroll Center for the Blind. Since its first release in 2022,?The Windows Screen
Reader Primer has been downloaded by thousands of people around the world and has become an indispensable resource for screen reader users and educators alike.
During the webinar, you’ll hear from David Kingsbury about what’s new in the fourth edition and have the opportunity to ask your questions live. The book will be available for free download in Word
and ePub formats after the webinar.
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applications (Word, Outlook, Excel and PowerPoint), and the three most commonly used web browsers (Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Mozilla Firefox). Dropbox, OneDrive, and Google Drive for Desktop, the three most popular cloud-based file-sharing programs,
are also covered.?
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Re: Issue opening File Backstage View using Alt + F in Word 365.
Hi Robin, ? You’re a genius! I just opened a Word .doc where I had the issue not being able to pull up the menus with alt-F. I did a Windows Key+up-arrow and whalah! Problem resolved. I was also having an issue with navigating with the up-arrow key; at a page break it was not allowing me to continue moving back up. Doing windows-key+up-arrow also corrected this issue. I’m not sure how or when I might have issued a key stroke that altered the saving menu and navigation, but thank you for giving me the fix. ? Eileen ? ?
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Re: Issue opening File Backstage View using Alt + F in Word 365.
Eileen,
Are you still seeing this issue?? I’m curious because I’ve had a few instances of something similar on my work laptop.? What ??I was noticing was that I could not get to the Quick Access Toolbar.? Hitting
alt and up arrow would open the little menu to close, minimize, or resize the window.? I cannot recall if I could access the other parts of the ribbon.? I mainly recall this happening in Excel.? Signing out of Windows was the only fix I recall finding.? I’ll
take notes if this happens again to better compare with what you described. ?I’m on Windows 11, m365 for enterprise and JAWS 2025 February release.
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Re: Teams update replacing Skype
And at the very beginning of May, too.
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Teams update replacing Skype
In the iOS app store today, there is an update to Teams that says: Skype is retiring in May 2025. Sign in to Microsoft Teams Free with your Skype credentials, and your chats and contacts will be right where you left them. Enjoy the features you love about Skype, including free calling and messaging, as well as new features like meetings and communities, all in Teams. If you don't want to use Microsoft Teams Free, you can export your Skype data.
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Re: Issue opening File Backstage View using Alt + F in Word 365.
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Then the first thing I'd try is checking M365 for updates.? Use a program other than Word, and in that hit Alt + F, D, R, U, and if updates are available then apply them.
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Re: Issue opening File Backstage View using Alt + F in Word 365.
Brian, ? When I just press the alt key alone, Jaws states “menu Bar”, but then I cannot arrow or tab either left or right. I can only down-arrow through system settings. This behavior is very strange and only started about a week or two back when I first noticed it. As I work on this email in outlook, when I press alt here Jaws says, “virtual ribbons, message tab” which if I recall correctly, Jaws would state “virtual ribbon” in Word before things changed. ? Eileen ?
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Subject: Re: [M365-Accessibility] Issue opening File Backstage View using Alt + F in Word 365.? The first question is what happens when you hit Alt, just Alt, as far as the next keystroke options that are presented. I'm curious as to whether F occurs at all.? ?Here's a speech log from NVDA of what I hear when I hit Alt (focus is on the Home ribbon first) and then left arrow once, then right arrow a few times until I've hit the Draw tab for that ribbon. Ribbon Tabs ?tab control ?expanded
Home ?tab ?selected ?Alt, ? H ?2 of 13
File Tab ?button ?Alt, ? F ?1 of 13
Ribbon Tabs ?tab control ?expanded
Home ?tab ?selected ?Alt, ? H ?2 of 13
Insert ?tab ?selected ?Alt, ? N ?3 of 13
Draw ?tab ?selected ?Alt, ? J ? ? I ?4 of 13 Brian? · ♂? · ???? · ?Virginia, USA?- Windows 11 Pro, Version 24H2, Build 26100; M365 Family; Android 13 (Xiaomi HyperOS 1.0.10.0) It is much easier to be critical than to be correct. ?????? ~ Benjamin Disraeli, 1804-1881
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Re: Issue opening File Backstage View using Alt + F in Word 365.
The first question is what happens when you hit Alt, just Alt, as far as the next keystroke options that are presented.
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I'm curious as to whether F occurs at all.? ?Here's a speech log from NVDA of what I hear when I hit Alt (focus is on the Home ribbon first) and then left arrow once, then right arrow a few times until I've hit the Draw tab for that ribbon.
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Ribbon Tabs ?tab control ?expanded
Home ?tab ?selected ?Alt, ? H ?2 of 13
File Tab ?button ?Alt, ? F ?1 of 13
Ribbon Tabs ?tab control ?expanded
Home ?tab ?selected ?Alt, ? H ?2 of 13
Insert ?tab ?selected ?Alt, ? N ?3 of 13
Draw ?tab ?selected ?Alt, ? J ? ? I ?4 of 13
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Issue opening File Backstage View using Alt + F in Word 365.
Hi All,
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I’m using MS Word that is a part of my Microsoft 365 package on a Win 11 computer using most recent version of JAWS.
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I’ve been having an issue when in a document in Word. I make changes/edits then when I attempt to get to the Save options under the file menu, I can’t pull up the File menu any longer with keystroke Alt + F.? I? can only save by doing a Control+S.? Anyone have thoughts on what has happened that I can no longer pull up the menu with Alt+F anymore?
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Re: FW: [nvda] FW: Free Webinar: The Windows Screen Reader Primer, 4th Edition Launch
David, ? I’m a huge fan of your work. Keep up the excellence! Thank you for making such a valuable contribution to the community. ? Joe ? -- Joe Orozco: Your Message, My Mission https://joeorozco.com/services/ ?
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FW: [nvda] FW: Free Webinar: The Windows Screen Reader Primer, 4th Edition Launch
Hi all, We are launching the fourth edition of my book on May 6 via Zoom. See below if you would like to register for the webinar. Regards, David ? From: The Carroll Center for the Blind <news@...>
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Re: Microsoft Office 365 Outlook Classic
The Ctrl + Tab (and, of course, Ctrl + Shift + Tab to reverse direction) is another excellent choice.? It has a traversal cycle of:? Control Tabs List (mail, calendar, etc.), Folder Tree, Message List.? This is a technique that's new to me (we all tend to land on one we know and like, and then use it, and mine is generally F6).
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As Alan Robbins noted, if you're in the message list for any given mailbox, hitting Ctrl + Shift + Tab will throw focus back to the Folder Tree with the current mailbox being the actual folder with focus.
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Here is what I do. Say I’m in my inbox, I hit Ctrl, shift, tab and that lands me in a list of all folders in Outlook, I simply arrow down to a folder I want to delete, rename, etc. and hit applications key and arrow to the choice I want.
Hope this helps.
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Whatever I do, I can’t seem to bring back the folder list so I can actually delete some folders.
Tried all I can find on Google etc.
F6 Doesn’t go to the folder list.
Anyone have any ideas please?
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Re: Microsoft Office 365 Outlook Classic
F6 and shift F6 has ?always worked in the past, but I am experiencing the same issue now it started over the weekend and I’m not sure why it started but when I press F6 or shift f6, jaws ? ?just stays silent. It is also ?very difficult to navigate ?through messages. No matter what folder I am ?in. I have to arrow up and then arrow down to hear the next ? message this ? ? ? ? a recent problem and I’m not sure what is causing it, but I’m sure like to know how to solve it my side husband says when he looks at the screen when this is doing this, for some reason has the outlook screen minimized
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No, it doesn't.? Ctrl + Y brings up the Go To Folder dialog.? If you select a folder here and hit OK, you do NOT end up with focus in the folder tree, but in the message list for the folder selected.
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The original query:? "?I can’t seem to bring back the folder list so I can actually delete some folders."? You cannot gain focus on the folder tree itself with the Go To Folder dialog, you gain focus on a chosen folder's message list.? This does not allow you to start deleting folders afterward.? You still have to navigate to the folder tree itself, first.
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Re: How do I combine two inboxes into a single one.
Is their a way to make this permanent? Here on my work computer after my computer restarts the
focused inbox is checked again.
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Hi Kevin,
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You’ve been hit by the Microsoft outlook focused inbox trick.? Grins! ?I’ve seen this a few times.? Here’s the fix.? While in outlook, move your screen reader’s focus to the view tab.? Once its there, press
tab until you reach the focused inbox option and press space on it.? This should switch things back to normal. Hope this helps.
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Tony
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Hi.
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A few months ago I clicked on a link in a message. I’m not exactly remembering what happened, but Outlook did some updating. Ever since then, I have two inboxes in my email. One gets a few messages, and the
other one gets plenty of messages. Is there a way to combine these inboxes into a single one?
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Technology, ya gotta love it, especially when it has a mind of its own.
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Have a blessed day and don’t work too hard.
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Kevin and Lily
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