You keep posting them videos girl. I learned access version 4.3, and from what I learned you are right on. And you work like a rabbit dropping 5 of them out so fast. Just don't forget

No, your just a snob. Because it says who you are in the subject line and does that for every email program I used. If you have ben reading the emails on this list. You would of seen she has ben

Since we're talking a web page here, another option is using the "View Page Source" option. It is virtually certain that the source code for that dropdown will be present or you will be pointed to

One thing I'll note here, and it does not in any way apply to the quality of TheeQuinn's work, which is sterling, is that it takes a ton of nerve to complain about a free and freely available resource

I don't recognize the original poster and was not familiar with their work however after reading this entire conversation so many of you have praised the original poster and their work and that is

Looking forward to going through these, as I had to make it all up back in the day when I wrote an access application for running my massage therapy clinic. This was back in 2004, and the

Thomas E Williamson, Senior wrote: Presumably you could: 1. Open your web page, and prepare to view the options in the dropdown. 2. Turn on the speech viewer (in the NVDA Tools menu). 3. Expand the

Hi to TheeQuinn and all, Firstly I'd like to praise this person for their efforts and initiative. If the world contained more doers and fewer complainers ah what a world it'd be. I for

Hello, Is there a way that I can achieve this? I am currently on a website that has a combo box, or a drop down box, thich has a list of 67 items in it. I wanted to copy the list of items, without

THANK you for the wonderful and useful works to us. i worked in MS access before 8 years and at that time, i had no such guidance. -- nothing is difficult unless you make it appear so. r.

If someone anonomously sent you a lottery ticket worth a million dollars, would you not cash it in; regardless whether you knew the name of the sender? If a person puts a good deal of effort in to

I sure didn't mean to write NVEA... Sorry about that.

As of this writing, http://www.nvdaremote.com does not respond to either web requests or the relay server itself. Someone on here posted an alternative way to use NVEA Remote and I am eternally

I concur that this is excellent work.

The messages say who they are from in the from line.  Also, signing a message tells you nothing if you don't know the person to begin with. Regarding the quality, they are very good.  I've seen

Hi NVDA will only implement addons which are compatible with it and the updating of ?Windows feature releases is done manually, you don’t have to disable anything, you just choose to install or

On Sat, Mar 5, 2022 at 06:12 PM, Howard Traxler wrote: But I get very annoyed when folks want me (us) to pay attension to them but they don't say who they are.- So? The Quinn has been posting YouTube

She’s been putting out these videos for quite a while now and they’re really quite good. I didn’t have much trouble understanding the ones I heard. Sent from Mail for Windows

Yes, it was; and I'm sorry.  But I get very annoyed when folks want me (us) to pay attension to them but they don't say who they are. Just as you didn't. Howard

No offense but don’t you think that’s a rude comment? Sent from Mail for Windows