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Hi Gary, thanks, this file is unfinished as of now, I hope to finish it when I have some more free time. Smiles… Sent: Saturday, September 5, 2020 2:58 PM To: [email protected] Subject:

This would be a good starting point. There are references on that page to additional information about using a screen reader with other aspects of Microsoft Outlook.

Hi All, Maximizing the window took care of the problem. Take care. Mike. Sent from my iBarstool. Go dodgers!

I have 2 suggestions for your friend: 1. Make sure the Reading Pane is turned off. This can be done in the Ribbon by selecting the View tab, then tabbing to the Reading Pane button, and selecting Off,

Gary Ray here. Jim, as always, an excellent file! Sent: Saturday, September 5, 2020 1:13 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [office-accessibility] are their any tutorials for outlook

Awesome; thanks!

JAWS key + Shift + R will list all the revision in the JAWS virtual viewer. Link below on JAWS track changes may help. HTH.

Alternatively, if you press Alt + F7 focus should move to the incorrect word and you can launch the context menu to view the corrections list. You can keep using this shortcut key till outlook tells

Hi All, A friend is having the problem below and asks the following. He's running Windows 10, J2020 latest and Outlook 2016. I have a JAWS + Outlook question for you. Do you have any information on

I found an easy way, if you have an e-mail from the person/list serv for whom you want to create the rule. 1. Open the message 2. Press alt followed by H, then R, then R again. 3. You will see a

Hello Walter, There is a setting for it. 1. Press Alt+F to open the File menu. 2. Go down to Options. 3. In the Categories list arrow down to Mail. 4. Tab several times (here it's three tabs away)

Hi all, Wondering which format is the best to export my addresses from Thunderbird to outlook 365? I tried with CSV but the addresses didn't seem to come across. TIA.

In the email list, navigate to the mail you want to filter and launch the context menu (Application key or Shift + F10). Go to Rules and select one of the options or create a new rule. HTH. Regards,

Assuming you are using Office/Microsoft365 with the desktop client version of Outlook, this is done by creating a rule. 1. Place focus on the item in your Inbox that you would like to move to a

David, you wrote: speaks the caps with a higher pitch in Say All, but that works for me. -- Yes, I noticed that, as well. However, I was able to get it to say "cap" instead of shifting capitalized

Hi David, Thanks for the advice to go into Say all in Settings Center. It speaks the caps with a higher pitch in Say All, but that works for me. David K.

Hi Ed and I wrote this text file a few years ago, see if it helps you. Smiles How to create a new folder and make rules for that new folder, in Outlook 2010 and 2016 by Jim and Ed Hello W-10 and Jaws

I figured it out; needed to change from Simple Markup to All Markup.

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

Hi, I can do this in other e-mail programs but never learned with Office 365. Is there a good solid tutorial that covers this. In fact I just thought that perhaps Brian Hartgen does cover this in his