Huh? Do not reply? OK, got it.

Thanks, Glenn. I should have explored the site more carefully. Your tip was helpful.

Interesting site, but I wish they'd give a better description of the files they're presenting for us to download. GB

Thanks, Ralf. I'm anxious to try this one. Gary

Ralph - Thanks for your list. Where can I see Outlook enhanced? Gary

You could try opening the message by pressing the ENTER key. Gary B

The site below gives a brief overview of three programs, one of which you've already mentioned. I think they all have free and paid versions. 3 Best Free Flashcard Apps for Students | Edudemic: http:/

Thanks, Quentin. This is great. Gary B

Try going to the sub-folders by using Control+Shift+Tab That should work when Control+Y doesn't work correctly. Gary in Texas

Hi Gene. I'm good at using dictionaries online. I was just exploring Chrome extensions as another tool. I like options. Thanks, Gary

Has anyone found a dictionary extension for Google Chrome that works with NVDA? If so, which one? Gary B

Hi Sally, Please put me on your list of beginning Python learners. I'm happy with the idea of your own Google group or a subgroup of NVDA. I consider you to be our fearless leader and organizer. Thank

Hi Jacob, I appreciate your input. Take care, Gary

All's fine again with my Start menu after following Joseph's instructions. Joseph, I appreciate your work, and I also appreciate the open communication available on this list. Life is good. Gary in Te

Thanks Gary, I also found success with disabling Win 10 App Essentials. Thanks for the temporary solution, and thanks for notifying NVDA. Gary in Texas

Hi James & everyone, I'm having the same issue after my recent Windows update to: Version 1703 (OS Build 15063.540). I'm using the latest version of NVDA with Windows 10. Will the solution supplied by

Hi Cindy, Thanks for recommending Allway Sync. It's reasonably priced and it appears to be a very helpful program for backups, replicating, etc. I plan to buy the pro version for my Windows 10 compute

Personally, I'd rather hear tick and bang than listen to four syllables when apostrophe or exclamation are spoken. We're all different, and I'm not saying I'm right. Just Gary's opinion! Peter wrote,