Glenn, Pick one of your messages saying that the Outlook search is substandard compared to Outlook Express. Give me a single example of something you typically search for in OE and

Wow, I have searched for those before, and did not find anything, but 150 dollars is a bit much, I think I could buy an old external synth for that. Cool though, thanks. Glenn

Hi Brian, I don’t know which of my messages you are replying to, you don’t have your messages showing the message that you are replying to, but at any rate, I had already mentioned that folks get

You mean http://arstech.com/install/ecom-prodshow/usb2isar.html ? Anony. -- "There has always been an underlying argument that we should open up our source code more broadly. The fact is that we

Glenn, You have never apparently used the Advanced Find feature of Outlook (CTRL + SHIFT + F) which allows you to specify values to search for in virtually any user-visible field, if you

I wish someone would make a little box with an ISA slot in it, with a UsB cable, so we could use those old internal synths. Glenn

Well, I think I can use vocal-eyes or jaws for dos or soft vert with one of those decTalk boards or and echo plus or lite talk. I'll just have to find a system board that has an ISA slot. I have a

I know, you can control + tab to pages with more details, but it still is not as good as in OE. Glenn

You can narrow and define your search in Microsoft Outlook. See the documentation

According to https://addons.nvda-project.org/addons/screenCurtain.ja.html the authors of Screen Curtain are B.V. Babbage and Joseph Lee. Antony. -- All matter in the Universe can be placed into

Good Afternoon NVDA user's list email subscribers,This is Michael Munn the new person in the list. I have a fantastic news to tell you all that the NVDA now come with an Add on called Screen Curtain..

It's a balancing act. You have to set the rate in the control panel such that it is acceptable for nvda but not too fast for narrator; assuming, of course, that you use Narrator at all.

That should do it, and if you look at the properties, you can tab to the URL, and if nothing is there, you can paste it there too. Glenn

Yes. Essentially you have two speed controls, NVDA's rate control, and the rate control in Windows. Neither will go above 100 percent. But let's say the rate control in Windows is set to fifty

On the web page, I use Control + L that lands me on the URL. In the past, I used the context key to do a select, then again to copy. However I did try your copy method and it worked fine and it saves

It shows the URL or path on the computer. I don’t use the applications key to run it, I just press enter on it.

If you look at the shortcut properties , is the URL there? Does the shortcut work if you use the “open” from the context menu?

What steps did you do?

But it doesn’t work? Hmmm.

Hi, The only difference with deselecting is that the “new” is further down the context menu if it is not deselected. But yes, the icon will be on the desktop with whatever name you give