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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Help with spell checker in Word please thanks
Hi list
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
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. ? ?
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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? 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: Navigating by Section
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.
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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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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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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: 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 ¨C 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: - alt+h+n for numbered list;
- alt+h+u for bulleted list.
- ? ? ? ? ? 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: Hi Walter, The easiest way is either Type 1 then either a full stop or right parenthesis ) and space, then type your first option OR Type * or - then a space then your first option. When you press ENTER, Word will automatically create a numbered list or a bulleted list. You can also press control+alt+l to start a bulleted list, or control+shift+l for a numbered list. There is more information on lists in the Microsoft Word for NVDA training material from NV Access:? ? Hello List, How do you make a list in Microsoft? Walter
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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
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.
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On 9/7/20, Sherry Salsbury <sasal@...> wrote: 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
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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
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On 9/7/2020 4:25 AM, Quentin Christensen wrote:
Hi Walter,
The easiest way is either
Type 1 then either a full stop or right parenthesis ) and space, then type
your first option OR
Type * or - then a space then your first option.
When you press ENTER, Word will automatically create a numbered list or a
bulleted list.
You can also press control+alt+l to start a bulleted list, or
control+shift+l for a numbered list.
There is more information on lists in the Microsoft Word for NVDA training
material from NV Access:
<>
Kind regards
Quentin.
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<mailto:walterharper9@...> > wrote:
Hello List,
How do you make a list in Microsoft?
Walter
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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 ?
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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: Hi Walter, The easiest way is either Type 1 then either a full stop or right parenthesis ) and space, then type your first option OR Type * or - then a space then your first option. When you press ENTER, Word will automatically create a numbered list or a bulleted list. You can also press control+alt+l to start a bulleted list, or control+shift+l for a numbered list. There is more information on lists in the Microsoft Word for NVDA training material from NV Access:? ? Hello List, How do you make a list in Microsoft? Walter
? -- Quentin Christensen
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Re: Microsoft outlook 2016 desktop version
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. ?
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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.
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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
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Re: How to Create Lists in Microsoft word
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 ¨C 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: - alt+h+n for numbered list;
- alt+h+u for bulleted list.
- ? ? ? ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of David Goldfield 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: Hi Walter, The easiest way is either Type 1 then either a full stop or right parenthesis ) and space, then type your first option OR Type * or - then a space then your first option. When you press ENTER, Word will automatically create a numbered list or a bulleted list. You can also press control+alt+l to start a bulleted list, or control+shift+l for a numbered list. There is more information on lists in the Microsoft Word for NVDA training material from NV Access:? ? Hello List, How do you make a list in Microsoft? Walter
? -- Quentin Christensen
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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. ? ?
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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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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 ?
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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: Hi Walter, The easiest way is either Type 1 then either a full stop or right parenthesis ) and space, then type your first option OR Type * or - then a space then your first option. When you press ENTER, Word will automatically create a numbered list or a bulleted list. You can also press control+alt+l to start a bulleted list, or control+shift+l for a numbered list. There is more information on lists in the Microsoft Word for NVDA training material from NV Access:? ? Hello List, How do you make a list in Microsoft? Walter
? -- Quentin Christensen
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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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Hi Walter,
The easiest way is either
Type 1 then either a full stop or right parenthesis ) and
space, then type your first option OR
Type * or - then a space then your first option.
When you press ENTER, Word will automatically create a
numbered list or a bulleted list.
You can also press control+alt+l to start a bulleted list,
or control+shift+l for a numbered list.
There is more information on lists in the Microsoft Word
for NVDA training material from NV Access:?
Kind regards
Quentin.
Hello List,
How do you make a list in
Microsoft?
Walter
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It's fixed was Re: [office-accessibility] Blank comments
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
On 9/7/2020 6:43 AM, ann via groups.io
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Hi Rick,
The same thing happens. It still closes on its own.
I found an interesting work around. I
can press Insert+Space+z to go in to alternate user directory
mode. The comment function works perfectly after this. Until I
press that keystroke again and go back to normal operations,
that is.
I also use the Leasey program, and
now I'm wondering if this is a bug in Leasey and Word.
~Ann
On 9/6/2020 9:45 PM, Rick wrote:
Hello Ann:
?
I am at a loss for why the comments would
automatically close. What happens if, after you create this
empty comment, the comment closes leaving you with the text
still selected, and you press the application key and choose
edit comment. Does it stay in the comment box then or does
it close after a short period like when you created the
comment?
?
Rick
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Hi Rick,
Thank you for all your suggestions.
Yes, I do select text before trying to insert a comment by
using the Control+Shift and left or right aros. Jaws tells
me what is selected.
My comments seem to be set to display in balloons.
A large part of my problem seems to be that the comment pane
is disappearing way too fast, and without my having to press
escape. It sometimes happens before i can even begin to
type. For instance, I select text, press Control+Alt+m, and
Jaws tells me I'm inserting a comment. Then, often? within a
very few seconds, perhaps two or less, the pane disappears
and I'm put back in the main body of the document, and a
blank comment was inserted and the comment i meant to type
is placed to
the right of what I selected.
Any ideas?
~Ann
On Sun, Sep 6, 2020 at 05:35 PM, Rick wrote:
Hello Ann:
First, the shortcut Control+Alt+m is not a JAWS shortcut
but is from word.
Are you selecting text before issuing these shortcut keys
so that your comment will be associated with some text in
the document?
In NVDA when I press one of these shortcut sequences, NVDA
speaks my name followed by "comment, edit level 1." This
lets me know that I am in the comment area and what I type
ends up in the comment. Then, by pressing ESC, I am
returned to the document for editing.
In JAWS, after issuing the insert comment shortcut, JAWS
speaks "Inserting comment 0 by ()." Again, I am alerted
that I am in a comment for editing.
What happens if you ignore the shortcuts and actually use
the ribbon by selecting Alt+R and tabbing to the insert
comment button and then pressing the button? If you do
this, does it indicate whether this button is enabled or
disabled?
How is your version of Word set to display comments? Press
Alt+R followed by t and then m to open the show markup
dialog to see how comments are displayed. I have mine to
display in balloons.
Rick
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From: [email protected]
<[email protected]>
On Behalf Of ann
Sent: Sunday, September 6, 2020 2:03 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [office-accessibility] Blank comments
Hi folks,
I'm using the latest Jaws2020, Windows10, and Microsoft
Word Subscription Version 16.0.13127.20292
Each time i try and enter a comment in a Word document
using either the
Jaws keyboard shortcut Control+Alt+m or the Review ribbon
and Microsoft
Accelerator keys, the comment itself is blank, but it's
text ends up
inserted as part of the main body. Anyone know what's
going on and how
to fix this?
It shouldn't be a matter of permission as these are my own
documents
that I created.
Thanks for any advice,
~Ann
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Re: are their any tutorials for outlook 2016
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
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On Sep 6, 2020, at 11:36 PM, heather albright <kd5cbl@...> wrote:
? Hi, it has not come up with my reading materials but, does outlook 2016 deal with identities for each account. I remember outlook express had it to where you could create different accounts as separate identities. So is this still possible or is it called something different with outlook 2016? Thanks Heather ? ? Hello, ? If people are interested here is CathyAnne¡¯s full information: ? CathyAnne Murtha Access Technology Institute LLC (520) 955-6611 cathy@...
? Sherry ? ? ? You can find a list of from the above link. ? David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist JAWS Certified, 2019 ?
On 9/5/2020 8:56 PM, Owais Patel wrote: Hello everyone. My name is Owais Patel. I am new to this list, however, I do use office 2016 to complete my daily assinnments for school. One tutorial I recommend is the book "An Immersion Into Outlook 2016" by CathyAnne from Access Technology ?Institute. I hope this helps. ?? ? Hi Gary, thanks, this file is unfinished as of now, I hope to finish it when I have some more free time. Smiles¡ ? ? Gary Ray here. ? Jim, as always, an excellent file! ? ? ? ? Hi try this file to get you started. Using Outlook 2016 with Jaws. This is a text tutorial, provided freely by The W-10 and Jaws group, anyone may freely share this text file. Author: Jim Flusche ? This lesson is now updated to the W2004 update. ? Using Outlook 2016 with Jaws. ? **Pressing the ALT key, will open or close the Virtual ribbons in Outlook 2016. **Pressing the ALT key, will land you on the Home ribbon of the virtual ribbons? menu, in Outlook 2016. From the Home ribbon, Rightarrow across to the other upper ribbons. * For example, After Pressing the ALT key you will land on the Hone Ribbon of Outlook 2016. As you Right arrow from the Home Ribbon, you will hear. Send/recieve tab. View tab. Help Tab. File Tab. **tip, If you Press Enter on classic ribbons, the Folder ribbon will show up in the ribbons again. Pressing the Right arrow key? again will wrap back around to the Home Tab. *On any of the virtual ribbon upper ribbon tabs, tabs, Home tab, Send and recieve tab, View tab, or file tab, just press the Downarrow key to open the lower ribbon of that main upper tab. *For example, after pressing ALT, pressing Downarrow from the Home tab, you will see. 1. New sub menu. 2. Delete sub menu. 3. Respond sub menu. 4. Quick steps sub menu. 5. Move sub menu. 6. Tags sub menu. 7. Find sub menu. 8. Speech, sub menu. 9. Add-ins, sub menu.*Now pressing the Leftarrow key from any of the lower ribbons, will take you back to the upper ribbon tab. *Different things you may find, in the sub menus of the lower ribbon tabs. 1. Button item has pop-up, press Spacebar to open this list, press Enter on an item, or press Escape to close. 2. Split button, has pop-up, press Spacebar, press Enter on an item, or press Escape to close. 3. Arrange by Split button has pop-up, press Spacebar, press Enter on an item, or press Escape to close. 4. Show in Favorites button, this will show, this selected email account inbox, in the Favorites list at the top of your email folder list. 5. Move button dropdown, the selected email will be moved after pressing Enter, use the Arrow keys to find a folder, press Enter to move. *Tip, its faster pressing Control+Shift+V, on the selected email, use the Arrow keys to find the folder, press Enter to move that email to that selected folder. 6. After pressing Enter on a certain button item pop-up, you will need to press Enter to check a certain item, if items can be checked under that item pop-up. *For example. Press ALT+V, for the view menu, Downarrow to the Layout sub menu. Rightarrow to folder pain button drop down has pop-up, press the Spacebar. On my computer, I have Normal checked, and Favorites checked. I did this by pressing Enter on Normal, and repeated the above steps to return to the ribbons,? and pressed Enter on Favorites. **Press ALT+F, followed by the letter T, to go to Outlook options. Use your Uparrow/Downarrow keys, to select a category, press the Tab key, to go across the options in each category, press Enter on the OK button to save any changes. **Using Smart lookup. This is a cool feature,read below? For an example of how to use Smart lookup. 1. I highlighted the word, "bible", in an open email. 2. I pressed the Applications key. 3. I pressed Uparrow to, Smart lookup, I pressed Enter, 4. I was placed in a Smart lookup, result window. 5. I Pressed Control key+home, to go to the top of the page. 6. I began Down arrowing through the results page. 7. I selected and copied the following text: "The Bible is a collection of sacred texts or scriptures that Jews and Christians consider to be a product of divine inspiration. `and a record of the relationship between God and humans".???? . 8. When you are done with the Smart lookup window, press the ALT key twice quickly. 9. This places you right back into the same email, with the word you looked up using Smart lookup. ? **To add a new contact in Outlook 2016. 1. Press Control+Shift+C, to create a new contact. 2. Type the new contact's name, Tab to the email edit box, type the email address. 3. Now just Press the Escape key, and a message will come up, asking you if you want to save, Press Enter on the yes button, and you are finished. **Press Control+Shift+B, to open the Address book contact search edit box. After Pressing the Control+Shift+B, to open the address book. 1. Now press alt+F, then press Enter on New Entry. 2. Now press Enter on New Contact. 3. You will now be in the new contact edit field, type the name for your new contact. 4. Now just Tab across to the email edit field, type the email address for the new contact. 5. Now just Press the Escape key, and a message will come up, asking you if you want to save, Press Enter on the yes button, and you are finished. ? Press Control+E, to access the Search edit boxin Outlook. ? **Press Insert+F8, for Outlook Global ToolBar Items dialog. First letter navigation, works in the below list of items, press Enter to complete the task for the selected item. 1. Address Book 2. Advanced Find 3. Appointment Create 4. Contact Create 5. Delete 6. Dial 7. Document Print 8. Flag For Follow Up 9. Folder Go To 10. Folder Move Item To 11. Formatting Clear 12. In Box Move To 13. Item Copy 14. Item Move Back 15. Item Move Forward 16. Item Post 17. Journal Entry Create 18. Mail Message Create 19. Mark As Read 20. Meeting Request Create 21. Message Forward 22. New Folder Create 23. Note Create 24. Office Document Create 25. People Find 26. Reply 27. Reply To All 28. Task Create 29. Text Message Create ? ? *I freely offer the W-10 and Jaws group, and all of its materials, as a free and voluntary work of love, to reach out and teach all the blind computer users all over the world, how to learn how to use a W-10 computer using Jaws. ? You can subscribe to The? Windows 10 and Jaws @groups.io at: ? [email protected] ? You can email me? My email is: ? pinhead2017@... ? Happy learning! God bless! From your humble Pinhead! ? Sincerely: Jim Flusche. ? Co-Owner of the Windows 10 and Jaws group. ? Andy is the other Co-owner of the windows 10 and jaws group. ? ? Conscdering that I was able to get a fully edited transcript turned around on an AppleVis podcast in a few days, I'd say they are not working very hard to make it happen. We make noprofit off of anything we do. The going rate for professional transcription is roughly $75 an audio hour. I guess we now know how little equal access is worth monitarily. Quite sad, isn't it? I've also noticed Hadley doesn't have an issue providing them either. ?
On Sep 4, 2020, at 1:37 PM, heather albright <kd5cbl@...> wrote:
Yes I remember freedom ?saying ?they were trying to provide transcrips at the convention. They were hoping to have them done by nov. These wer not transcribed yet. Thanks, for the info. I downloaded them and can listen to them with media player. Heather ? Sent from for Windows 10 ? ? Vispero was working on including transcripts for training webinars, but I don¡¯t know if they¡¯ve begun to release them yet. A check of the Freedom Scientific web page should tell you.
Larry ? ? ? Ah, sorry that I somehow missed that. I know that Freedom Scientific offers transcripts for their podcasts but I'm unsure if they do the same for their archived webinars. I doubt that Brian Hartgen offers them. ? David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist JAWS Certified, 2019 ?
On 9/4/2020 11:46 AM, Scott Davert wrote: Hi David. Heather was asking for written tutorials. Do you know if any of these audio tutorialss have transcripts? ? Heather, sells two tutorials covering the use of Outlook. I am not certain if they are more applicable to Outlook 2013 but most of the material should be relevant. I have heard that he talks about navigating with shift-tab to move from the list of messages to the list of folders. In later versions of Outlook this has changed to control-shift-tab. Freedom Scientific released a three-part series of webinars covering Outlook 2016 as well as a skill-building webinar for that same version. There is also a webinar on Outlook from August of 2019. You can from the above link. ? David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist JAWS Certified, 2019 ?
On 9/4/2020 11:20 AM, heather albright wrote: Hello, I wanted to learn outlook 2016. I have been using the mail app with windows10. Just wondering if there is a written tutorials for 2016 that I can use. Thanks very much. Heather ? Sent from for Windows 10 ?
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Hi Rick,
The same thing happens. It still closes on its own.
I found an interesting work around. I
can press Insert+Space+z to go in to alternate user directory
mode. The comment function works perfectly after this. Until I
press that keystroke again and go back to normal operations, that
is.
I also use the Leasey program, and now
I'm wondering if this is a bug in Leasey and Word.
~Ann
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Hello Ann:
?
I am at a loss for why the comments would
automatically close. What happens if, after you create this
empty comment, the comment closes leaving you with the text
still selected, and you press the application key and choose
edit comment. Does it stay in the comment box then or does it
close after a short period like when you created the comment?
?
Rick
?
?
Hi Rick,
Thank you for all your suggestions.
Yes, I do select text before trying to insert a comment by
using the Control+Shift and left or right aros. Jaws tells me
what is selected.
My comments seem to be set to display in balloons.
A large part of my problem seems to be that the comment pane
is disappearing way too fast, and without my having to press
escape. It sometimes happens before i can even begin to type.
For instance, I select text, press Control+Alt+m, and Jaws
tells me I'm inserting a comment. Then, often? within a very
few seconds, perhaps two or less, the pane disappears and I'm
put back in the main body of the document, and a blank comment
was inserted and the comment i meant to type is placed to
the right of what I selected.
Any ideas?
~Ann
On Sun, Sep 6, 2020 at 05:35 PM, Rick wrote:
Hello Ann:
First, the shortcut Control+Alt+m is not a JAWS shortcut but
is from word.
Are you selecting text before issuing these shortcut keys so
that your comment will be associated with some text in the
document?
In NVDA when I press one of these shortcut sequences, NVDA
speaks my name followed by "comment, edit level 1." This
lets me know that I am in the comment area and what I type
ends up in the comment. Then, by pressing ESC, I am returned
to the document for editing.
In JAWS, after issuing the insert comment shortcut, JAWS
speaks "Inserting comment 0 by ()." Again, I am alerted that
I am in a comment for editing.
What happens if you ignore the shortcuts and actually use
the ribbon by selecting Alt+R and tabbing to the insert
comment button and then pressing the button? If you do this,
does it indicate whether this button is enabled or disabled?
How is your version of Word set to display comments? Press
Alt+R followed by t and then m to open the show markup
dialog to see how comments are displayed. I have mine to
display in balloons.
Rick
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From: [email protected]
<[email protected]>
On Behalf Of ann
Sent: Sunday, September 6, 2020 2:03 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [office-accessibility] Blank comments
Hi folks,
I'm using the latest Jaws2020, Windows10, and Microsoft Word
Subscription Version 16.0.13127.20292
Each time i try and enter a comment in a Word document using
either the
Jaws keyboard shortcut Control+Alt+m or the Review ribbon
and Microsoft
Accelerator keys, the comment itself is blank, but it's text
ends up
inserted as part of the main body. Anyone know what's going
on and how
to fix this?
It shouldn't be a matter of permission as these are my own
documents
that I created.
Thanks for any advice,
~Ann
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Re: are their any tutorials for outlook 2016
I haven't got Outlook 2016 in front of me, but in Outlook 365, it's in the File ribbon, Info tab:? Press alt+f, the focus starts on Info, so press TAB twice from there to "add account".
Regards
Quentin.
On Mon, Sep 7, 2020 at 4:36 PM heather albright < kd5cbl@...> wrote: Hi, it has not come up with my reading materials but, does outlook 2016 deal with identities for each account. I remember outlook express had it to where you could create different accounts as separate identities. So is this still possible or is it called something different with outlook 2016? Thanks Heather ? ? Hello, ? If people are interested here is CathyAnne¡¯s full information: ? CathyAnne Murtha Access Technology Institute LLC (520) 955-6611 cathy@...
? Sherry ? ? ? You can find a list of from the above link. ? David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist JAWS Certified, 2019 ?
On 9/5/2020 8:56 PM, Owais Patel wrote: Hello everyone. My name is Owais Patel. I am new to this list, however, I do use office 2016 to complete my daily assinnments for school. One tutorial I recommend is the book "An Immersion Into Outlook 2016" by CathyAnne from Access Technology ?Institute. I hope this helps. ?? ? Hi Gary, thanks, this file is unfinished as of now, I hope to finish it when I have some more free time. Smiles¡ ? ? Gary Ray here. ? Jim, as always, an excellent file! ? ? ? ? Hi try this file to get you started. Using Outlook 2016 with Jaws. This is a text tutorial, provided freely by The W-10 and Jaws group, anyone may freely share this text file. Author: Jim Flusche ? This lesson is now updated to the W2004 update. ? Using Outlook 2016 with Jaws. ? **Pressing the ALT key, will open or close the Virtual ribbons in Outlook 2016. **Pressing the ALT key, will land you on the Home ribbon of the virtual ribbons? menu, in Outlook 2016. From the Home ribbon, Rightarrow across to the other upper ribbons. * For example, After Pressing the ALT key you will land on the Hone Ribbon of Outlook 2016. As you Right arrow from the Home Ribbon, you will hear. Send/recieve tab. View tab. Help Tab. File Tab. **tip, If you Press Enter on classic ribbons, the Folder ribbon will show up in the ribbons again. Pressing the Right arrow key? again will wrap back around to the Home Tab. *On any of the virtual ribbon upper ribbon tabs, tabs, Home tab, Send and recieve tab, View tab, or file tab, just press the Downarrow key to open the lower ribbon of that main upper tab. *For example, after pressing ALT, pressing Downarrow from the Home tab, you will see. 1. New sub menu. 2. Delete sub menu. 3. Respond sub menu. 4. Quick steps sub menu. 5. Move sub menu. 6. Tags sub menu. 7. Find sub menu. 8. Speech, sub menu. 9. Add-ins, sub menu.*Now pressing the Leftarrow key from any of the lower ribbons, will take you back to the upper ribbon tab. *Different things you may find, in the sub menus of the lower ribbon tabs. 1. Button item has pop-up, press Spacebar to open this list, press Enter on an item, or press Escape to close. 2. Split button, has pop-up, press Spacebar, press Enter on an item, or press Escape to close. 3. Arrange by Split button has pop-up, press Spacebar, press Enter on an item, or press Escape to close. 4. Show in Favorites button, this will show, this selected email account inbox, in the Favorites list at the top of your email folder list. 5. Move button dropdown, the selected email will be moved after pressing Enter, use the Arrow keys to find a folder, press Enter to move. *Tip, its faster pressing Control+Shift+V, on the selected email, use the Arrow keys to find the folder, press Enter to move that email to that selected folder. 6. After pressing Enter on a certain button item pop-up, you will need to press Enter to check a certain item, if items can be checked under that item pop-up. *For example. Press ALT+V, for the view menu, Downarrow to the Layout sub menu. Rightarrow to folder pain button drop down has pop-up, press the Spacebar. On my computer, I have Normal checked, and Favorites checked. I did this by pressing Enter on Normal, and repeated the above steps to return to the ribbons,? and pressed Enter on Favorites. **Press ALT+F, followed by the letter T, to go to Outlook options. Use your Uparrow/Downarrow keys, to select a category, press the Tab key, to go across the options in each category, press Enter on the OK button to save any changes. **Using Smart lookup. This is a cool feature,read below? For an example of how to use Smart lookup. 1. I highlighted the word, "bible", in an open email. 2. I pressed the Applications key. 3. I pressed Uparrow to, Smart lookup, I pressed Enter, 4. I was placed in a Smart lookup, result window. 5. I Pressed Control key+home, to go to the top of the page. 6. I began Down arrowing through the results page. 7. I selected and copied the following text: "The Bible is a collection of sacred texts or scriptures that Jews and Christians consider to be a product of divine inspiration. `and a record of the relationship between God and humans".???? . 8. When you are done with the Smart lookup window, press the ALT key twice quickly. 9. This places you right back into the same email, with the word you looked up using Smart lookup. ? **To add a new contact in Outlook 2016. 1. Press Control+Shift+C, to create a new contact. 2. Type the new contact's name, Tab to the email edit box, type the email address. 3. Now just Press the Escape key, and a message will come up, asking you if you want to save, Press Enter on the yes button, and you are finished. **Press Control+Shift+B, to open the Address book contact search edit box. After Pressing the Control+Shift+B, to open the address book. 1. Now press alt+F, then press Enter on New Entry. 2. Now press Enter on New Contact. 3. You will now be in the new contact edit field, type the name for your new contact. 4. Now just Tab across to the email edit field, type the email address for the new contact. 5. Now just Press the Escape key, and a message will come up, asking you if you want to save, Press Enter on the yes button, and you are finished. ? Press Control+E, to access the Search edit boxin Outlook. ? **Press Insert+F8, for Outlook Global ToolBar Items dialog. First letter navigation, works in the below list of items, press Enter to complete the task for the selected item. 1. Address Book 2. Advanced Find 3. Appointment Create 4. Contact Create 5. Delete 6. Dial 7. Document Print 8. Flag For Follow Up 9. Folder Go To 10. Folder Move Item To 11. Formatting Clear 12. In Box Move To 13. Item Copy 14. Item Move Back 15. Item Move Forward 16. Item Post 17. Journal Entry Create 18. Mail Message Create 19. Mark As Read 20. Meeting Request Create 21. Message Forward 22. New Folder Create 23. Note Create 24. Office Document Create 25. People Find 26. Reply 27. Reply To All 28. Task Create 29. Text Message Create ? ? *I freely offer the W-10 and Jaws group, and all of its materials, as a free and voluntary work of love, to reach out and teach all the blind computer users all over the world, how to learn how to use a W-10 computer using Jaws. ? You can subscribe to The? Windows 10 and Jaws @ at: ? [email protected] ? You can email me? My email is: ? pinhead2017@... ? Happy learning! God bless! From your humble Pinhead! ? Sincerely: Jim Flusche. ? Co-Owner of the Windows 10 and Jaws group. ? Andy is the other Co-owner of the windows 10 and jaws group. ? ? Conscdering that I was able to get a fully edited transcript turned around on an AppleVis podcast in a few days, I'd say they are not working very hard to make it happen. We make noprofit off of anything we do. The going rate for professional transcription is roughly $75 an audio hour. I guess we now know how little equal access is worth monitarily. Quite sad, isn't it? I've also noticed Hadley doesn't have an issue providing them either. ?
On Sep 4, 2020, at 1:37 PM, heather albright <kd5cbl@...> wrote:
Yes I remember freedom ?saying ?they were trying to provide transcrips at the convention. They were hoping to have them done by nov. These wer not transcribed yet. Thanks, for the info. I downloaded them and can listen to them with media player. Heather ? Sent from for Windows 10 ? ? Vispero was working on including transcripts for training webinars, but I don¡¯t know if they¡¯ve begun to release them yet. A check of the Freedom Scientific web page should tell you.
Larry ? ? ? Ah, sorry that I somehow missed that. I know that Freedom Scientific offers transcripts for their podcasts but I'm unsure if they do the same for their archived webinars. I doubt that Brian Hartgen offers them. ? David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist JAWS Certified, 2019 ?
On 9/4/2020 11:46 AM, Scott Davert wrote: Hi David. Heather was asking for written tutorials. Do you know if any of these audio tutorialss have transcripts? ? Heather, sells two tutorials covering the use of Outlook. I am not certain if they are more applicable to Outlook 2013 but most of the material should be relevant. I have heard that he talks about navigating with shift-tab to move from the list of messages to the list of folders. In later versions of Outlook this has changed to control-shift-tab. Freedom Scientific released a three-part series of webinars covering Outlook 2016 as well as a skill-building webinar for that same version. There is also a webinar on Outlook from August of 2019. You can from the above link. ? David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist JAWS Certified, 2019 ?
On 9/4/2020 11:20 AM, heather albright wrote: Hello, I wanted to learn outlook 2016. I have been using the mail app with windows10. Just wondering if there is a written tutorials for 2016 that I can use. Thanks very much. Heather ? Sent from for Windows 10 ?
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Hi Walter,
The easiest way is either Type 1 then either a full stop or right parenthesis ) and space, then type your first option OR Type * or - then a space then your first option.
When you press ENTER, Word will automatically create a numbered list or a bulleted list.
You can also press control+alt+l to start a bulleted list, or control+shift+l for a numbered list.
There is more information on lists in the Microsoft Word for NVDA training material from NV Access:?
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Quentin.
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Hi, it has not come up with my reading materials but, does outlook 2016 deal with identities for each account. I remember outlook express had it to where you could create different accounts as separate identities. So is this still possible or is it called something different with outlook 2016? Thanks Heather ?
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From: [email protected] [mailto: [email protected]] On Behalf Of Sherry Salsbury Sent: Sunday, September 6, 2020 4:07 PM To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [office-accessibility] are their any tutorials for outlook 2016 ? Hello, ? If people are interested here is CathyAnne¡¯s full information: ? CathyAnne Murtha Access Technology Institute LLC (520) 955-6611 cathy@...
? Sherry ? ? ? You can find a list of from the above link. ? David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist JAWS Certified, 2019 ?
On 9/5/2020 8:56 PM, Owais Patel wrote: Hello everyone. My name is Owais Patel. I am new to this list, however, I do use office 2016 to complete my daily assinnments for school. One tutorial I recommend is the book "An Immersion Into Outlook 2016" by CathyAnne from Access Technology ?Institute. I hope this helps. ?? ? Hi Gary, thanks, this file is unfinished as of now, I hope to finish it when I have some more free time. Smiles¡ ? ? Gary Ray here. ? Jim, as always, an excellent file! ? ? ? ? Hi try this file to get you started. Using Outlook 2016 with Jaws. This is a text tutorial, provided freely by The W-10 and Jaws group, anyone may freely share this text file. Author: Jim Flusche ? This lesson is now updated to the W2004 update. ? Using Outlook 2016 with Jaws. ? **Pressing the ALT key, will open or close the Virtual ribbons in Outlook 2016. **Pressing the ALT key, will land you on the Home ribbon of the virtual ribbons? menu, in Outlook 2016. From the Home ribbon, Rightarrow across to the other upper ribbons. * For example, After Pressing the ALT key you will land on the Hone Ribbon of Outlook 2016. As you Right arrow from the Home Ribbon, you will hear. Send/recieve tab. View tab. Help Tab. File Tab. **tip, If you Press Enter on classic ribbons, the Folder ribbon will show up in the ribbons again. Pressing the Right arrow key? again will wrap back around to the Home Tab. *On any of the virtual ribbon upper ribbon tabs, tabs, Home tab, Send and recieve tab, View tab, or file tab, just press the Downarrow key to open the lower ribbon of that main upper tab. *For example, after pressing ALT, pressing Downarrow from the Home tab, you will see. 1. New sub menu. 2. Delete sub menu. 3. Respond sub menu. 4. Quick steps sub menu. 5. Move sub menu. 6. Tags sub menu. 7. Find sub menu. 8. Speech, sub menu. 9. Add-ins, sub menu.*Now pressing the Leftarrow key from any of the lower ribbons, will take you back to the upper ribbon tab. *Different things you may find, in the sub menus of the lower ribbon tabs. 1. Button item has pop-up, press Spacebar to open this list, press Enter on an item, or press Escape to close. 2. Split button, has pop-up, press Spacebar, press Enter on an item, or press Escape to close. 3. Arrange by Split button has pop-up, press Spacebar, press Enter on an item, or press Escape to close. 4. Show in Favorites button, this will show, this selected email account inbox, in the Favorites list at the top of your email folder list. 5. Move button dropdown, the selected email will be moved after pressing Enter, use the Arrow keys to find a folder, press Enter to move. *Tip, its faster pressing Control+Shift+V, on the selected email, use the Arrow keys to find the folder, press Enter to move that email to that selected folder. 6. After pressing Enter on a certain button item pop-up, you will need to press Enter to check a certain item, if items can be checked under that item pop-up. *For example. Press ALT+V, for the view menu, Downarrow to the Layout sub menu. Rightarrow to folder pain button drop down has pop-up, press the Spacebar. On my computer, I have Normal checked, and Favorites checked. I did this by pressing Enter on Normal, and repeated the above steps to return to the ribbons,? and pressed Enter on Favorites. **Press ALT+F, followed by the letter T, to go to Outlook options. Use your Uparrow/Downarrow keys, to select a category, press the Tab key, to go across the options in each category, press Enter on the OK button to save any changes. **Using Smart lookup. This is a cool feature,read below? For an example of how to use Smart lookup. 1. I highlighted the word, "bible", in an open email. 2. I pressed the Applications key. 3. I pressed Uparrow to, Smart lookup, I pressed Enter, 4. I was placed in a Smart lookup, result window. 5. I Pressed Control key+home, to go to the top of the page. 6. I began Down arrowing through the results page. 7. I selected and copied the following text: "The Bible is a collection of sacred texts or scriptures that Jews and Christians consider to be a product of divine inspiration. `and a record of the relationship between God and humans".???? . 8. When you are done with the Smart lookup window, press the ALT key twice quickly. 9. This places you right back into the same email, with the word you looked up using Smart lookup. ? **To add a new contact in Outlook 2016. 1. Press Control+Shift+C, to create a new contact. 2. Type the new contact's name, Tab to the email edit box, type the email address. 3. Now just Press the Escape key, and a message will come up, asking you if you want to save, Press Enter on the yes button, and you are finished. **Press Control+Shift+B, to open the Address book contact search edit box. After Pressing the Control+Shift+B, to open the address book. 1. Now press alt+F, then press Enter on New Entry. 2. Now press Enter on New Contact. 3. You will now be in the new contact edit field, type the name for your new contact. 4. Now just Tab across to the email edit field, type the email address for the new contact. 5. Now just Press the Escape key, and a message will come up, asking you if you want to save, Press Enter on the yes button, and you are finished. ? Press Control+E, to access the Search edit boxin Outlook. ? **Press Insert+F8, for Outlook Global ToolBar Items dialog. First letter navigation, works in the below list of items, press Enter to complete the task for the selected item. 1. Address Book 2. Advanced Find 3. Appointment Create 4. Contact Create 5. Delete 6. Dial 7. Document Print 8. Flag For Follow Up 9. Folder Go To 10. Folder Move Item To 11. Formatting Clear 12. In Box Move To 13. Item Copy 14. Item Move Back 15. Item Move Forward 16. Item Post 17. Journal Entry Create 18. Mail Message Create 19. Mark As Read 20. Meeting Request Create 21. Message Forward 22. New Folder Create 23. Note Create 24. Office Document Create 25. People Find 26. Reply 27. Reply To All 28. Task Create 29. Text Message Create ? ? *I freely offer the W-10 and Jaws group, and all of its materials, as a free and voluntary work of love, to reach out and teach all the blind computer users all over the world, how to learn how to use a W-10 computer using Jaws. ? You can subscribe to The? Windows 10 and Jaws @groups.io at: ? [email protected] ? You can email me? My email is: ? pinhead2017@... ? Happy learning! God bless! From your humble Pinhead! ? Sincerely: Jim Flusche. ? Co-Owner of the Windows 10 and Jaws group. ? Andy is the other Co-owner of the windows 10 and jaws group. ? ? Conscdering that I was able to get a fully edited transcript turned around on an AppleVis podcast in a few days, I'd say they are not working very hard to make it happen. We make noprofit off of anything we do. The going rate for professional transcription is roughly $75 an audio hour. I guess we now know how little equal access is worth monitarily. Quite sad, isn't it? I've also noticed Hadley doesn't have an issue providing them either. ?
On Sep 4, 2020, at 1:37 PM, heather albright <kd5cbl@...> wrote:
Yes I remember freedom ?saying ?they were trying to provide transcrips at the convention. They were hoping to have them done by nov. These wer not transcribed yet. Thanks, for the info. I downloaded them and can listen to them with media player. Heather ? Sent from for Windows 10 ? ? Vispero was working on including transcripts for training webinars, but I don¡¯t know if they¡¯ve begun to release them yet. A check of the Freedom Scientific web page should tell you.
Larry ? ? ? Ah, sorry that I somehow missed that. I know that Freedom Scientific offers transcripts for their podcasts but I'm unsure if they do the same for their archived webinars. I doubt that Brian Hartgen offers them. ? David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist JAWS Certified, 2019 ?
On 9/4/2020 11:46 AM, Scott Davert wrote: Hi David. Heather was asking for written tutorials. Do you know if any of these audio tutorialss have transcripts? ? Heather, sells two tutorials covering the use of Outlook. I am not certain if they are more applicable to Outlook 2013 but most of the material should be relevant. I have heard that he talks about navigating with shift-tab to move from the list of messages to the list of folders. In later versions of Outlook this has changed to control-shift-tab. Freedom Scientific released a three-part series of webinars covering Outlook 2016 as well as a skill-building webinar for that same version. There is also a webinar on Outlook from August of 2019. You can from the above link. ? David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist JAWS Certified, 2019 ?
On 9/4/2020 11:20 AM, heather albright wrote: Hello, I wanted to learn outlook 2016. I have been using the mail app with windows10. Just wondering if there is a written tutorials for 2016 that I can use. Thanks very much. Heather ? Sent from for Windows 10 ?
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Hi Jean,
The most common issue like that I can think of is for laptop users with a touch pad under the keyboard - if the touch pad is enabled (as it is by default), then if you move your wrist near it, it can often trigger the mouse to either move or click somewhere unintended.? There should be a way to disable it, but it varies from laptop to laptop.
Kind regards
Quentin.
When I am writing in the message all of a sudden I am in the subject; maybe I am writing the address in the ¡°to:¡± cell and then I am somewhere else. This happens often. Any suggestions? Thanks so much. Jean ? Jean Marcley, Certified Laughter Yoga Leader 503 313 2840 Tip Jar:?
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