I meant what I said, that I read mail as plain text because it is safer. I don't know if reading mail as html exposes the user to much risk but plain text is safer. Gene

Possibly, but not all.

Gene, Did you mean to write “I read mail in HTML as it is the safe way to read mail?” Thanks Blessings Pascal

I didn't say anything about Outlook Express. I wanted to be clear about how important having multiple folders opened simultaneously is because niether Thunderbird nor Windows Live Mail allows this.

I routinely have four foldersopen all day long. Two of the folders stay the same all day and two changethroughout the day. These are all from the same account. I do not want theother accounts mixed as

Also, if you are used to using F12 to save as, you can also use control+f12 to directly open an open dialog. If you check "Don't show the backstage when opening or saving files", in the "Save"

If I do a reset will have to reinstall any of my programs -- 73, Darren Tomblin(KC9JJJ)

you're slightly incorrect in your end of line character assignment. The original mac os (prior to OSX used carriage return (ascii 13, hex 0D).  Unix uses (and always has) linefeed (ascii 10, hex

In dos (and most of the time windows) an end of line is denoted by a carriage return and a line feed one after the other (ascii 13/ascii10).  On unix type environments (including linux) it's

If you can get the machine to start up, I would do a reset. It will keep your files and most of your programs but run better (make sure that you choose the option to keep your settings and

Partition magic is *not* (I repeat) partition magic is *not* a windows tool.  Therefore, your statements are erroneous. Microsoft does not include partition magic with windows, so that makes it

I don't think you really can.

Or z, if you're on the laptop layout.

Upgrade Assistant is not on your desktop. You go to the Windows 10 Download Page, and activate the Update Now button to trigger the Update Assistant as I mentioned earlier. -- Brian - Windows 10

Are you reading mail as plain text or as HTML? NVDA has a feature called automatic read on page load. It is in the browse mode settings. But it is checked by default. I don't read mail as HTML

Aha :) I now understand the distinction, but I'll have to defer to someone else here who uses Outlook who may be able to answer your question - I don't use Outlook, so I'm sorry but I can't tell

I got it installed but i'm having another problem. it started before installing it. something keeps getting corrupted. my alt tab doesn't work and the start menu won't come up and if I switch to

Hi sorry about that. When I am using Jaws and delete the message I am currently reading. It will open the next one and read it right away. Now when I use NVDA and delete the message that I am

Hi SPL add-on users, This is to notify you that I’ll be phasing out support for Windows XP and Vista in the next few months, to be completed no later than mid-2019. As I was planning to release

I agree. Since your version is not very old, I would personally stick with it until it no longer works for you. When I made the switch, it was from 2002. I was having issues that all seemed to go back