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I get this message all the time. I ignore it because it doesn't mean anything. Ann Foxworth From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Marsha Drenth Sent:

Hi, This is just a guess. I assume that she is applying her search within Word, correct? Could it be that she is in Web layout? Or did she begin her search within a table? Thanks, Mario From:

I have a student who uses Jaws 2019, with MS word 2013 and Windows 10. When doing a simple search, control+F, types in the ssearch term, presses enter, which then takes her to the first search result.

The only reason I ever upgrade Microsoft Office these days is if the version I have is going or has gone out of support.? You can check what the end of support date is for any Microsoft produce at

Office 365 (now part of Microsoft 365) is always the latest version, as it regularly receives new features as well as security improvements. Office 2019 is based on an older version of Office 365.

When using the method you describe, the folder that will be deleted is the folder upon which has focus when opening the Context menu. If this is not the folder you wish to delete, close the Context

The Shortcut is ALT+V,AB? ?(View Ribbon, Arrange By) and the AB must be typed like you do when you're typing a word, not a leisurely A followed a few moments later by B. For Outlook Message View,

What are the etceteras besides From and Date using the alt v a and b keyboard commands? Kim

I don't think Microsoft is going to release any further "perpetual versions" after Office 2019.? ?All indications are that they have moved Office to a subscription service, and only a subscription

Hi Amy, The only shortcut I am aware of is the one you mentioned: Alt-V, A and B, followed by F for from, D for date, etc. Geetha

Hi Geetha, That is how to jump to "filter". I just want to sort messages. I feel like it used to be easy to get to in the view menu, but I'm hoping there is a dedicated shortcut? Amy

Thanks. And what is the command for deleting a folder? From within the list view of an inbox, if I press shift-F6 followed by the context menu, there are options to create, rename as well as delete a

Vow, this works; thank you. I had been looking for a way to delete addresses from the auto-complete list as well. Geetha From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf

Hi Amy, This keystroke certainly works in Outlook2016 all the time as I use it frequently. It is quite possible that your colleague uses a different version of Office where this is done differently?

Hi Jean, If the Auto completion is what you are referring to, try the following: When you start to type the e-mail address and you hear the one you want to get rid of, press Shift + Del key to delete

Hello, Thanks for the response. This keystroke does not do anything. It works for calendar, notes, to do and mail. But nothing for the address book. I'm using JAWS 2020. So do I need to press a pass

Hello Jean: The old email addresses are probably coming from something Microsoft calls their auto completion list (sometimes called a cache). The following article describes the operation of this

Similar topic: I have deleted old addresses and replaced them with the new address. When I send an email, it comes back undeliverable as it went to the old address that I deleted. I check and it is as

Hello Denise: To delete entries from the Outlook Contact list (address book), press Control+3 to change the view to see your contact. Now, using the up and down arrow keys, find the contact you want

Hello all, I want to delete a few old email addresses from the Outlook 2016 address book. Can someone tell me how to do this?