That is how it works on my Outlook at work.

Glen, I use the ribbon version of Windows Live Mail and the calendar is reached by pressing Control and the 2 on the numbers row. Control and the number 1 takes me back to the mail. Control and the

Hi Jessica, One problem is that after a while, the registry gets bloated with information that it needs for all the programs installed, and Windows needs to cache the registry for information when it

So, can you confirm that, starting from a standard licensed Windows 7 system, you could still upgrade in the past few days to a properly licensed Windows 10 system without having to pay for a new

Hi, I now have win10, and love it My pc is very fast now But, I still don't understand, how doing an overtop install, can literally delete everything. I never told it to do that. At least, I never

Thanks again, Ron. I need to snag this into my "Tips n' Tricks" collection. -- Brian - Windows 10 Home, 64-Bit, Version 1709, Build 16299 (dot level on request - it changes too often to keep in

Absolutely. Also, the bit about having to make sure all the programs are available for reinstalling, well this will be the case if someone gets a new computer as well, so no extra draw-backs there,

I have used Thunderbird, but it was a bit much with all the extras, so I went back to Windows Live Mail. But the eMail to text should work on any eMail program. Glenn

Hello Dan, Google docs works fine with Chrome and NVDA. You have to enable screen reader support in pressing ctrl+alt+Z. Sylvie

Hi Brian, A useful add on that is obtained from Thunderbird itself is called Quick Folder key navigation. This will allow you to use first letter navigation to move from

Glenn, You are entirely correct that a very great many systems become sluggish because of the long collection of garbage in all sorts of locations over time. This can almost always be

HI, I have had a document shared with me but I can't seem to find a way to read it. I can only hear the first line which says "About:". Is it

Thanks Ron. This clears up another bit of confusion as I was not thinking of an NVDA Add-On but of a Thunderbird Add-On, of which there are more than I can count. -- Brian - Windows 10 Home,

I have seen many folks get a new computer because their old one is now slow. They forget how fast it was when they first got it. One can boot up to WinPE or use Linux to copy out the files if Windows

With regard to Gmail and POP, if it's been enabled since "Day One" of your account's existence, even if you have not used POP, you have two choices as to how POP will behave if you were to configure

You use Thunderbird, right? I’m starting to get back into using Windows more, and besides Thunderbird being a bit sluggish, it is pretty good.

I don't like doing my eMail on a phone, it's a drag. I even go the other direction, I text people all the time from my computer's eMail program, and they don't even realize it is coming from computer

There are a couple of talking WinPE ISO files out there that you can use for installing Windows. WinPE is Windows Pre-install Environment, which is the environment you enter while installing Windows

Yes, some can delete gMail messages with a POP account, I have set it up both ways for folks.

Look in the go menu. I don't know if the calendar is accessible. Gene