I agree jean. Exactly what I told the above poster, I also gave them a way to rename the files though why is a different question. On 9/06/2021 6:21 am, Gene wrote:

Well you can't, docx is the xml document file used for word formats 2007 and higher so it probably won't work. but ok, press winkey and r. type cmd and hit enter then go to the letter of your

On Tue, Jun 8, 2021 at 05:05 PM, Louise Pfau wrote: How do you create a click-through link?- In Microsoft Word (and, actually, most places) this is done by: 1. typing out whatever text it is you want

Well it maybe because of the cloud glitch that was about last night. It happened after I logged off for the night but I heard it on the news. A lot of stuff couldn't run in the

Hi. How do you create a click-through link? I’ve got a microsoft word document that contains a list of website titles and their respective urls. Thanks, Louise

On Tue, Jun 8, 2021 at 03:28 PM, Luke Davis wrote: You might also look at this, which is free: http://www.multidoc-converter.com/en/index.html- Just FYI, my first acquaintance with this utility was

On Tue, Jun 8, 2021 at 02:21 PM, Gene wrote: If they are docx files, you shouldn’t change the extension. Extension names mean something. If you change an extension, a program may not interpret a

Still, there are reasons why one might want to change and extension and *not* change the format. We’ll see what the OP says if they decide to respond to the thread. If you want to convert

It sounds as though those utilities actually convert the files from one format to another. I don’t know if any information such as formatting may be lost or changed, but if you want to have a

David Russell wrote: While completely indorsing what others have said, if you really do have some good reason for doing this, a tool like the following might help you. I do not confirm its

Yes cf works on it and acapela should have the update in the end of this month Skickades från E-post för Windows 10 Från: Socheat Skickat: den 8 juni 2021 18:27 Till:

Hmm...I wouldn't bother making that particular change if I were you, but assuming you ahve good reason to do it, I would use command line. The command "ren" will rename files. You can use wildcares.

If they are docx files, you shouldn’t change the extension. Extension names mean something. If you change an extension, a program may not interpret a file correctly. Its like renaming wave files

Hello NVDA, What is the smoothest way to rename file extensions on a USB drive? I wish to have all of them appear as 'doc' files and not 'docx' files. Can this be accomplished in WordPad or in

Hi, I think Code Factory is working on it. They did know the problem. On 6/8/2021 10:52 PM, Sam Bushman wrote:

The following was written by Joseph Lee, one week ago, and I am bumping this thread because everyone needs to read this again. If the add-on you have a question about is not part of the community

It looks like the site is down. On 6/8/2021 3:01 AM, Don Breda wrote:

Hi All, I heard about the latest NVDA Beta might not work with some add-ons. I currently use the code factory Elequence voice for NVDA – of course a Purchased licensed copy. However, I am

I actually need a louder voice because I have slight hearing loss I am mostly in very loud environments where I cannot hear my screen reader.

On Tue, Jun 8, 2021 at 10:35 AM, Gene wrote: People should go to the page they want to send people to and copy the address from the address bar- Which is, far and away, the easiest way to ensure