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Re: Navigating by Section
开云体育hi, this is very interesting information. i can say that with jaws you can use the quick keys to navigate1. press insert plus z to activate quick keys mode. 2. press the letter s to go to the next section or shift plus s to go to the previous section. : Negoslav Sabev On Sep 8, 2020, at 07:04, Brian Lee <brianllee@...> wrote:
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Re: Addresses autocomplete
When composing a new email message using Outlook, the email addresses that appear below the "To" field after typing in a few letters are previous recipients, not names in your address book.
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If you want to use names from your address book when composing a new email message, you must first place focus in the"To" field and then open the address book using the keyboard command ALT plus period. - Brad - On Sep 8, 2020, at 09:38, Christina Brino <princessregal@...> wrote:
?Hi: I am having the same problem. Some times an address that I know is in my address book is there when I type the first few letters nothing happens. Is there Anything we can do? -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Ricky Lomey Sent: Tuesday, September 8, 2020 4:48 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [office-accessibility] Addresses autocomplete Hi I'm using Outlook 2016, not sure which version of Office as I've had this pC since November 2017, may well be version 2013. I notice that since the update to Windows 10 to the latest version a few days ago, autocompletion of address when sending emails in Outlook 2016 seems to have changed as it doesn't always say anything when I type in a name and address or only says after the first two letters whereas before frequently used addresses said this, especially if people have more than one address, not sure what I need to do. Thanks. Ricky Lomey |
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Cap for all Programs
开云体育Hello David Goldfield, ? I did contact technical support and had them set the Cap feature for all of the programs. I would try to follow the steps that you provided, but I was never successful in getting this to work. ? Stanley ? ? |
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Re: Addresses autocomplete
Christina Brino
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I am having the same problem. Some times an address that I know is in my address book is there when I type the first few letters nothing happens. Is there Anything we can do? -----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Ricky Lomey Sent: Tuesday, September 8, 2020 4:48 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [office-accessibility] Addresses autocomplete Hi I'm using Outlook 2016, not sure which version of Office as I've had this pC since November 2017, may well be version 2013. I notice that since the update to Windows 10 to the latest version a few days ago, autocompletion of address when sending emails in Outlook 2016 seems to have changed as it doesn't always say anything when I type in a name and address or only says after the first two letters whereas before frequently used addresses said this, especially if people have more than one address, not sure what I need to do. Thanks. Ricky Lomey |
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Re: [EXTERNAL] [office-accessibility] Addresses autocomplete
Good morning, Ricky,
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The way you describe is exactly how it has functioned for me for quite a while. Once I have entered a few letters of a name that should be recognized, I just arrow down, if there is more than one name in the list of names. For example, if I enter "Jo", the list of names might have Tom Jones, John Smith, Fred Johns, etc. I arrow down the list and hit enter on the one I want. If I arrow down, and there is no name read by JAWS, then there is likely just one option, so I hit tab, then shift+tab to confirm the correct name was put into the "To" field. If there is an easier way to deal with this, it would be great to learn. -----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Ricky Lomey Sent: Tuesday, September 8, 2020 4:48 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [EXTERNAL] [office-accessibility] Addresses autocomplete Hi I'm using Outlook 2016, not sure which version of Office as I've had this pC since November 2017, may well be version 2013. I notice that since the update to Windows 10 to the latest version a few days ago, autocompletion of address when sending emails in Outlook 2016 seems to have changed as it doesn't always say anything when I type in a name and address or only says after the first two letters whereas before frequently used addresses said this, especially if people have more than one address, not sure what I need to do. Thanks. Ricky Lomey |
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Addresses autocomplete
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I'm using Outlook 2016, not sure which version of Office as I've had this pC since November 2017, may well be version 2013. I notice that since the update to Windows 10 to the latest version a few days ago, autocompletion of address when sending emails in Outlook 2016 seems to have changed as it doesn't always say anything when I type in a name and address or only says after the first two letters whereas before frequently used addresses said this, especially if people have more than one address, not sure what I need to do. Thanks. Ricky Lomey |
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Help with spell checker in Word please thanks
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I am currently using Microsoft Office 2016 I think and since the new update in Windows 10 I notice that in Word 2016, whenever I want to check spelling and grammar in a document I've transcribed, it asks me to review all results, read original sentence etc and there seems to be no way to change and change all in case of errors and can't find word suggestions, only definitions and it doesn't say "not in dictionary" as it still does in Outlook 2016 when I press F7, last time this happened, about a year ago after the update, some on another list said there is not much one can do and others said there is but I can't find the answers though I stored them somewhere, I restarted the PC last time and the spell check in Word 2016 went back to normal after three days but hasn't this time, no such hassles in Outlook 2016 though, not sure how to fix it. Thanks. Ricky Lomey |
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Re: Navigating by Section
开云体育Hello Mike, ? One thing you can do is use either function key 5 or CTRL with G, type in the letter S followed by the section number you want to go to and then press enter key.? If you use the letter S followed by a plus or minus sign followed by a number you will move by the number of sections you specified.? For example, if you are in section 2 and you press F5 and type in S+3, when you press enter key you will be at the beginning of section 5.? If you are in section 5 and you type S followed by a minus and the number 2 you will be taken to the beginning of section 3 when you press enter key.? ? Take care. ? Brian Lee brianllee@... ? From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Mike B
Sent: September 7, 2020 6:53 PM To: Office Accessibility <[email protected]> Subject: [office-accessibility] Navigating by Section ? Hi All, ? Has anyone ever navigated a Large Word 2016 DOCX file by section?? I've never heard of a keystroke to navigate by section and would like to know if it can be done.? If anyone has information on section navigation for Jaws 2018 and up and Word 2016, would you please share?? All help is greatly appreciated.? Thanks much.
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Re: Navigating by Section
开云体育You can do this by using the “Go To” utility in MS Word.Open the Go To dialog using CTRL + G.. Beware that the Go To utility is a floating dialog, that remains open while in use. ?You will need to use CTRL + Tab, to move between the dialog and the document. ?When finished using the Go To utility, return focus to the Go To utility, and close it using CTRL + F4. HTH. - Brad - On Sep 7, 2020, at 20:53, Mike B <mb69mach1@...> wrote: Hi All, ? Has anyone ever navigated a Large Word 2016 DOCX file by section?? I've never heard of a keystroke to navigate by section and would like to know if it can be done.? If anyone has information on section navigation for Jaws 2018 and up and Word 2016, would you please share?? All help is greatly appreciated.? Thanks much. Take care.? Mike.? Sent from my iBarstool.? Go dodgers! |
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Navigating by Section
开云体育Hi All,
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Has anyone ever navigated a Large Word 2016 DOCX file by
section?? I've never heard of a keystroke to navigate by section and would
like to know if it can be done.? If anyone has information on section
navigation for Jaws 2018 and up and Word 2016, would you please share?? All
help is greatly appreciated.? Thanks much.
Take care.? Mike.? Sent from my iBarstool.? Go dodgers! |
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Re: How to Create Lists in Microsoft word
Thank you Negoslav, you are indeed correct!? I shouldn't try to answer questions late at night.? To be honest, I only ever use * or 1) or 1. or a. to start a list, I never use the shortcut keys so I actually opened Word to check - I pressed control+alt+l first and I admit I was surprised it worked - I assumed Microsoft must have listened to the feedback that it was inconsistent to have a shortcut for bulleted lists but not numbered lists. - I didn't test it enough to realise that it didn't actually create a list, but only numbered the current item (and indeed if you do it after creating a bulleted list, it adds a new bullet rather than a number). Kind regards Quentin. On Tue, Sep 8, 2020 at 3:16 AM Negoslav Sabev <negi4a@...> wrote:
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Re: How to Create Lists in Microsoft word
On the other hand, mentioning the name of the program as the first
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word in the subject does help. I don't use Outlook; I much prefer Gmail's HTML mode and don't understand why people think Outlook is better or easier. I wish there was an easy way to filter out threads about Outlook. On 9/7/20, Sherry Salsbury <sasal@...> wrote:
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Re: How to Create Lists in Microsoft word
Sherry Salsbury
开云体育Hello David and all, ? Thank you for the reminder.? I to am on other lists.? I am also mindful of people’s Inbox space and time.? Therefore, I don’t send needless I don’t know, or “Thank You’d” as it just adds to the clutter of everyone’s Inbox and Trash box. ? I would encourage everyone to be respectful to everyone’s time and to people’s School and Business.? If you are going to use names, please use first and last names.? This is called being respectful, not sexists. ? When I see a name and it is always a Thank you, I automatically hit delete.?? This person may one day have a valid point to make, with all the needless thank you’d the delete button will be pushed. ? Thank you for your valuable time and list. Sherry ? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of David Goldfield
Sent: September 7, 2020 6:05 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [office-accessibility] How to Create Lists in Microsoft word ? Changing the subject line to add a bit more description for those who may need to search the archives down the line. As a reminder please try to add some level of detail in your subject describing your question or comment. I'll be honest; I'm on a lot of lists and when I see subjects that just say "Question" or which just say the name of the program I usually ignore the thread. ? David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist JAWS Certified, 2019 ? On 9/7/2020 4:25 AM, Quentin Christensen wrote:
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Re: Microsoft outlook 2016 desktop version
Owais Patel
开云体育Hello everyone. Those missing single letter navigation may quly type the first few words to bring the item up in a tree view. Usually, this works. Thanks. ?
On Sep 7, 2020, at 11:15 AM, Negoslav Sabev <negi4a@...> wrote:
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Re: How to Create Lists in Microsoft word
开云体育Hello, ? With all my regards to you Quentin, Ctrl+shift+l starts bulleted list, and ctrl+alt+l does nothing in Word 365. Actually, it creates a “numlist” field, but after writing an item and pressing enter, nothing else happens – no next item number follows. ? By the way, bulleted list can be created with star (shift+8), space and enter should create another item starting with bullet. ? The way you have most control over the lists you create is through the ribbon > home tab > paragraph group:
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Sent: Monday, September 7, 2020 4:05 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [office-accessibility] How to Create Lists in Microsoft word ? Changing the subject line to add a bit more description for those who may need to search the archives down the line. As a reminder please try to add some level of detail in your subject describing your question or comment. I'll be honest; I'm on a lot of lists and when I see subjects that just say "Question" or which just say the name of the program I usually ignore the thread. ? David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist JAWS Certified, 2019 ? On 9/7/2020 4:25 AM, Quentin Christensen wrote:
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Re: Microsoft outlook 2016 desktop version
开云体育Ctrl+y should work. After you press it, it displays a folder tree and you can move around with arrow keys. I miss moving with first letter. ? ? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of heather albright
Sent: Monday, September 7, 2020 2:03 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [office-accessibility] Microsoft outlook 2016 desktop version ? Hello, I am listening to the Freedom tutorial and they have not told one how to go between mail accounts, perhaps I missed it. So I have 3 e-mail accounts ?I had Microsoft accessibility ?set up in outlook. ?But it only shows 1 account. I tried tab and shift tab, I guess that was not the answer. I tried to hit f keys, that did not move me to my other accounts. So can someone please give me the short cut to get to my other accounts.? I always have to do control y and go to the other accounts. Thank you, Heather ? Sent from for Windows 10 ? |
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Re: How to Create Lists in Microsoft word
开云体育David, ? Thanks for reiterating the importance of subject lines. I get so many emails per day that the only practical way to manage them is by subject. I immediately delete posts with subjects such as Question or Help needed. It really only takes a few extra seconds to type a subject with some specific detail and it really makes managing emails and archives much easier. ? Alan Lemly ? From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of David Goldfield
Sent: Monday, September 07, 2020 8:05 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [office-accessibility] How to Create Lists in Microsoft word ? Changing the subject line to add a bit more description for those who may need to search the archives down the line. As a reminder please try to add some level of detail in your subject describing your question or comment. I'll be honest; I'm on a lot of lists and when I see subjects that just say "Question" or which just say the name of the program I usually ignore the thread. ? David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist JAWS Certified, 2019 ? On 9/7/2020 4:25 AM, Quentin Christensen wrote:
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Re: How to Create Lists in Microsoft word
开云体育Changing the subject line to add a bit more description for those who may need to search the archives down the line. As a reminder please try to add some level of detail in your subject describing your question or comment. I'll be honest; I'm on a lot of lists and when I see subjects that just say "Question" or which just say the name of the program I usually ignore the thread.
David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist JAWS Certified, 2019 On 9/7/2020 4:25 AM, Quentin
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It's fixed was Re: [office-accessibility] Blank comments
开云体育Hi,
Everything is fixed. I apparently activated a Leasey feature that does interfere with comment, the Locate Last position feature. Since I have disabled this feature, things are just perfect now.
Rick, thanks for all your help.
~Ann
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Re: are their any tutorials for outlook 2016
开云体育Hi Heather,Yes there is something like that for Outlook 2016 and 365. They are called profiles. They have to be created through the mail feature in the Windows Control Panel. This way once you create your profiles in the Control Panel then when you launch Outlook you will be presented with a dialog of the available accounts you configured through the mail option in the Control Panel. Sent from 502-931-7139 On Sep 6, 2020, at 11:36 PM, heather albright <kd5cbl@...> wrote:
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