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Hi, Wow, I never thought of this as a Jaws issue. I thought that Windows was wacky I'll keep your solution in mind the next time this happens and I'm sure that it will happen before long. Vicky V.

I fixed the issue by doing a repair. All is wonderful. Thanks for your help. Chuck Sent: Sunday, May 11, 2025 2:49 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [M365-Accessibility] Switching to

Hi Vicky, What you are describing sounds exactly like what I am experiencing. I have talked to the people at the Microsoft accessibility line several times, have had my keyboard reinstalled, had my

Chuck, Then I'd suggest contacting Microsoft Accessibility for help.? Outlook Classic should work just fine with any account that's accessed via IMAP or MS-Exchange.? You could try deleting, and

So I have the option for both versions of Outlook. However, when I launch the Outlook Classic, my Inbox will not update. Using latest Windows 11 and JAWS 2025. Chuck Brady

- This is 100% incorrect.? The ability to use either Outlook Classic or New Outlook exists in M365 Personal and Family.? I have M365 Family and all of my direct testing is using Outlook 365 obtained

My understanding is that there is no means of switching to Outlook Classic if you have the Office365 consumer/family plan installed. You need to use your college’s subscription if this allowed as

Hi Monte, I have had not only the Alt key insert itself, when I absolutely had not pressed it, but also the other Modifier keys. I have had this happen in Word as well as in Outlook Classic. The only

At the moment, this has become simple. If I hit Alt + T, that throws the toggle for "Try New Outlook" and you then get a confirmation dialog asking you whether you want to switch or cancel. In New

If you hit WinKey and type just Outlook in the search, what comes back? For me, the first returned option is Outlook [no qualifier], which is what used to be shown in the search results as "Outlook

I have the Outlook that comes with Office 365. It used to say outlook classic, but the name classic was removed from the icon because of my screen mirror no longer says classic, but because of the

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