Folks, I recently migrated from JAWS to NVDA. In JAWS, a user can edit an Excel cell by putting the cursor on the cell and hitting f2. Recently this functionality disappeared from JAWS; however, with

Hello Quentin, I believe you are correct in saying that Microsoft changed something in office that disabled the F2 cell editing capability in Excel. It took VFO several months to solve this issue. I l

Thank you Quentin, Unchecking the “edit cells directly” option in the advanced options allows f2 to work correctly. Regards Louis Maher Phone: 713-444-7838 E-mail ljmaher03@...

Hello Cearbhall, Following Quentin’s suggestion: I hit alt + f, up-arrowed to options, hit enter, arrowed down to advanced, tabbed to the check box for “directly editing cells “, unchecked that box, a

Hello, For my laptop, I use a Logitech k360 with a dongle from Amazon. This is a full keyboard, with a numeric keypad. It is no wider than my Surface Pro; therefore, the keyboard easily fits into my b

Hello, Lately I have been encountering very long links which make reading difficult, especially in e-mails. The links span several lines, and are difficult to arrow past. Also, some of the text is eit

Thanks Gene. I am reading e-mails in the format they are sent in. For example, I am reading this one in html; although the original mathematical example I sent was sent at text. I agree that the links

Hi Antony, Outlook makes that decision. I am assuming that if there is any html in a message, then all the message is read as HTML. Regards Louis Maher Phone: 713-444-7838 E-mail ljmaher03@...

Hi John. My information is three years out of date. When I used this type of software, it was necessary for your screen reader to track the cursor. You will probably need for the cursor to blink as fa

Hello Rosemarie, One way to save an attachment is: Get into the body of the message, arrow up to the top of the message, shift tab once or more times until you reach the attachments field, type contro