Your understanding is incorrect. Creating a “Forwarded” message is not the same as a “Reply” in many email clients. - Brad - Begin forwarded message: From: "Gene" <gsasner@...> Subject: Re: [nvd

To find the email address of a sender to the group: 1) Create a forwarded message by typing CTRL + F, or however you choose to do so. 2) Navigate to the message body, and arrow down to the header info

You can use iTunes with a screen reader, it just takes some getting use to. Once you get the hang of it, it is very workable. - Brad -

iTunes is confusing no matter what screen reader you are using. I use iTunes on a Mac with VoiceOver, and it is just as big a mess there as on Windows with either NVDA or JAWS. That’s just how it is.

True. Hal got its name from the talking diabolical robot in the movie 2001: A Space Oddity. The accompanying screen magnification product was called Lunar. It was similar to ZoomText, in that it was a

SuperNova is an interesting product. I’ve attended a few training seminars presented by Dolphin over the years, but have never really spent much time using it to get the hang of it. It is really very

Dolphin is not a screen reader, rather it is a company in the U.K. that markets several access technology software products. Their primary product is the SuperNova Access Suite, which includes a scree

Screen curtain feature in JAWS began in JAWS 2018. To activate the feature, press JAWS key + Spacebar, followed by F11. This is a toggle, so repeat to turn it off. HTH - Brad -

Try using CTRL + D to open the MS Word font dialog. Also unchanged since the first version of Word for windows. HTH - Brad -

The “Wayback Machine”, eh? Love it. - Brad -

One cannot access the “Show Desktop” button from within the System Tray, or Notification area as it is now called, using arrow keys, because the “Show Desktop” button is not part of the Notification a

Before Windows 7, there was no such button, and a mouse user would have to minimize each open window individually as described by Brian. - Brad -

FYI — The “Show Desktop” button can be accessed via keyboard by tabbing through the desktop items. For example, use Windows + B to access the Notification area, and then press the Tab key. From the De

Beginning with Windows 7, there is a button on the Task bar to the right of the clock, that performs the same action as Windows + M. HTH - Brad -

Correct again. - Brad -

Correct. - Brad -

This is incorrect. Windows + M and Windows + D do the same thing. Both minimize all windows and put focus on the desktop. Only difference is that when Windows + D is repeated, focus is returned to the

Confirmed. It's the same thing. When all the windows are minimized, focuses on the desktop. - Brad -

How about you try this. When your focus is on the Start button, you do the keyboard command Shift plus Tab and see if that moves your focus to the Desktop. Just a thought. Hope it helps. - Brad -

A few days ago, someone posted instructions on how to turn off “Back Stage View” in Office 365. Apparently, I deleted the post before I could implement the change. Could those instructions be reposted