To turn on history, the command is control h. I'm not sure if that command toggles it off. If it doesn't, escape may move you back to where you were. command toggles it off, as well. In any cases

Antony Stone <antony.stone@...> wrote: Well if you are just a worker bee, the company is not required of going to bother to explain themselves to you. You get told, no, and you just

Another thing with opensource is people like sourceforge and sadly other software that is free bundle things with x software, that could be malware its a problem there, everyone wants to advertise and

It could be security, agreed, but I'm interested in what companies say in actual conversation, more than in speculation about what we think they might say. Antony. -- You can spend the whole of

That and opensource devs can not always be contacted easily. I have used youtube dlg, its nice version 038 is but everything after that is not accessible. Tried to contact the dev, never got a

That sounds plausible - a simple check would be: does a message also disappear if you read it but don't reply to it? Antony. -- Normal people think "If it ain't broke, don't fix it". Engineers

Well it could be security, support is one thing but security, opensource can be a touchy subject especially round secured things. The other thing, industry standards, jaws has been a standard

Any chance you have a filter active that would only show unread messages?

Same goal but with less steps which works in Windows 10 and probably 7 as well. Type windows key + r to open the run dialog box. Type "favorites" and hit enter. You will now be in the favorites folder

Well if I was told I could have anything I wanted as long as it was from vfo depending on the limit, I think I would get it. Jaws, a braille display or 2, extras like that.

More inaccurate disparagement. Check the price of Kurzweil 1000. Check the price of any specialized, complex program for any market with a small customer base compared with the price of JAWS,

What should GW had done instead of saying things about JAWS?

It's usually security concerns, I think. "open source" means the developers don't protect their code and thus it can be easily hacked. And yes, I am well aware of the obvious counter-argument to

What I do is to go to your C drive in Windows Explorer and enter on it. Go to the folder called Users, and enter on it. Go to the folder that bears the computer name. mine says Andy. Enter on that

Hi can anyone tell me how to Read old messages from the same person Using skype 8 for desktop Mark. Tune in to the number one station on the web TAFN radio http://tafn.org.uk/listen Or for

You say you talk to employers who "don't like open source". What is their reasoning behind this? Do they think they get no support, do they believe the software is inferior, or what? I'm

We don't know who is responsible for these statements. I doubt Freedom Scientific is. They have a legal department and, sorry all you Window-eyes fans, Window-eyes advertising that came from the

Hi all, Lately, I am mystified as to where emails disappear to after I reply to them. I have just written a reply to an email which I received a few minutes ago. When I completed the reply Ans

When I worked for the VA they had a sweetheart contract with VFO. You could have any AT you wanted as long as it came from VFO. Andy

Well nvda is not jaws, the only reason jaws is better than nvda is its older than us and thats just about it. But I think we will get there. We have a scripting language which is a standard language