I didn’t notice; if anything 62 seems a little bit faster, but I’ll concede the difference is probably negligible and possibly imaginary. As for the reader, it works fine in version 62 for me,

ESR 60.2.1was more responsive for me than the "regular" version 62. I got to use both of them because the Reader add on wasn't working for me in the newly upgraded version 60.2. Version 62 did

Hey. I got off the ESR channel shortly after it switched to version 60, because there was no point in being there anymore as the only reason I switched to ESR in the first place was that it was

HI JM, Wel said and I agree 100%! Take care. Mike. Go Dodgers! Sent from my iBarstool. Arguing with a woman is like reading a software license agreement. In the end you have to ignore everything,

Thanks- and it was already unchecked. I was remembering that someone posted a message about version 60 vs 62- and that one of them was somewhat better for accessibility. That message is what I was

The two of us in our office have a home sub to Office 365. The word subscription appears in my JAWS version search, as I would expect. All of these good things said, in the two months we've

amen to that

So, more and more money to these software vendors. I’m sorry, and yes I understand the advantages, but this subscription model still sucks for the most part. One should keep an Internet browser

It has no effect on jaws.

No, you have it backwards, If you have the subscription to office 365, and keep your jaws up to date, you won’t be lagging be hind with office, and as jaws is updated to work with new versions of

Ok, yes, I don’t listen to the podcasts really. While it’s true that Office 365 can make steady adjustments/theoretical improvements all the time, it also means they can break things more

Davie, Thanks you. Sorry you have to do this on a day of rest. Rick

Hi, Rebecca. I tried out this suggestion, but I didn’t find it helpful. I do appreciate your effort to look into it. However, there is something you might know the answer to. You made a reference

I’m not claiming to have any special knowledge about this. It’s my understanding, based on that FSCast episode, that because 365 can be updated via the Internet, it will be possible to have JAWS

That seems weird and overly complicated to me. You mean those with office 365 will receive JAWS updates that everyone else won’t? or that JAWS itself is going to a 365-like subscription model, which

Adrian, I have 2010, so can’t test these instructions that I found from Microsoft. My 2010 just says card view when I go to contacts and I can right arrow through the list to view names. Here’s

With the message open you can press f12 and you’ll get a save as dialog. HTH Dan K For an hour of good alternative and classic rock tune in to my show: A Little Bit of This and a Little

If memory serves Rick asked this go off list, and I am certain that my short term recall is still working properly. I have not gone in to find out how to stop a thread from moving further, but I guess

Dave, Thanks for your detailed response, and again to Robert and Jorge. I should figure out how to isolate entries to a line, as Robert and you suggest can be done. Meanwhile, I continued

This was quite interesting. My last update was earlyJuly also when I was having go daddy move my site to the more secure linuxhosting site. At that time they had both sites one on each server. I did