Yes. I wasn’t at first since it wasn’t listed in the shortcut table, but indeed, you can answer an incoming call with this command. You have to be in the Skype window for any of the commands to work t

Answering is control plus shift plus P.

Left shift plus left alt key stil works for me. This has to be enabled in settings though, but it’s a one time deal and forget about it.

Yeah, that’s a false equivalency. Not even remotely close.

SO anyway, to answer my own question since it seems no one had the answer. The actual command to answer an incoming call with Skype 8.x desktop is control plus shift plus P. This was listed in the lin

Cool strawman argument.

What is the point of all this outrage exactly? Shocking that VFO may throw some shade at a direct competitor? What? Is Microsoft supposed to tout the benefits and all the reasons why someone should sw

As I mentioned, I am using Skype for desktop.

All alt plus F gets me in Skype 8.25 for desktop is: New Group... Ctrl+G New Chat... Ctrl+N New Call... View profile... Sign Out Quit Ctrl+Q There are the applications settings, audio/video, help and

I guess that’s a solution, but that’s not exactly encouraging. You figure for such an essential command, there would be a hotkey for it that would work outside of the program itself. I mean it already

Hello list, So, I upgraded Skype for desktop on a laptop to try to get used to it before MS kills Skype classic in September. I came across some short cut keys from: https://support.skype.com/en/faq/F

The beefs I have have to do with telephonic functionality. Been stuck on V 7/4 desktop since forever since using all facets of this feature still haven’t been fixed/addressed.

Latin alphabet is nothing more than another form of picture writing. It’s just what we know. Image/picture writing has existed in advanced cultures in one form or another since forever. Egyptian hiero

"Doable" and "accessible"? I guess in a broad and technical sense, yes, but not in any efficient or practical sort of manner.

My eloquence is usually between 82/85% with Jaws. Eloquence with NVDA for whatever reason feels somehow different. On some of the NVDA voices, I max out and it still doesn’t’ feel as fast as JFW eloqu

That's impressive. Lemme guess, you were an early adopter of Braille? I can't recall many instances of someone who learned Braille beyond a really early age where they could read out loud at the rate

I’m a pretty compitant Braille reader. My general observation is that for the really fast or those who use/prefer Braille learned the skill from a really, really early age and didn’t have to ever tran

Can’t beat portable versions either. I have my portable installers in my Google Drive folder and thus am able to access them from either one of my machines. Open and close them as I wish.

Jus to follow up to this. Turns out, My office updates were disabled resulting me being on an older version of Outlook. Once I enabled it and updated my Office products, this issue of NVDA announcing

Hello list, So I’m mainly a Jaws user, but from time to time try to play around with NVDA or use it to get out of a pinch. When I’m in Outlook 2016 and arrowing among the list of emails in a particula