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Re: Facebook help
Eleni Vamvakari <elvam2167@...>
Everything in my profile is real, except my name, which I state in my
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biography. As here, I go by Eleni Vamvakari. I have never heard of them actually requesting a legal identification picture! That's crazy! Also, could they not just send you a text or an e-mail, either with your information or with a link to a temporary password? Regardless, it's good to have a file with your usernames and passwords on different sites. If you use Firefox, there is also a way to retrieve your passwords by viewing your login information.
On 31/05/2018, Gene <gsasner@ripco.com> wrote:
You also say you had forgotten your password. I'm not giving you a hard --
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Re: Facebook help
Gene
You also say you had forgotten your password.
I'm not giving you a hard time but keep a record of everything, every password
and all information you create that is fictitious that you won't
remember.
Gene
----- Original Message -----
Keith and all
This is an example of why you should keep a record
of everything. Don't assume you won't need something. I don't use my
real birthday either to protect myself against hackers. I made a record of
it so I can use it if I need to and also so I can use the same fictitious date
consistently on accounts where my birthday is none of their business.
While this may not matter, if you are going to create a fallse record, I think
its better for it to be consistent.
Gene
----- Original Message -----
Hi, I had forgotten my facebook password a
while back and got locked out of my account.
Facebook has given me one of 2 options to
unlock my account. The first is to enter my date of birth on record on my
account. Problem is, I purposely fudged the DOB when I made the account to
throw off possible hackers in the case that there was a data breech at
Facebook. So that option is out.
the other choice is to have 3 of a list of 5
people to go to a website and get a confirmation code for them to send to
me, which I need to enter.
I have tried this but all 3 of the people
said taht they get a messege on their computers stating that they are not
friends with me on that account.
I actually want to close the locked account and
simply use my new account that I have recently made.
Is there any way to contact facebook and actually
have them look at the profile photo and compare it to my state ID photo?
When my wife has been locked out of her account due to people reporting her to
FB for posting things that are "disagreeable" (in reality, the people reporting
her posts just had grudges with her), she had to make a photo or scan of
her driver's license and send it to fb to confirm her identity.
And all these problems happened before the
cambridge analytica scandal happened.
Or, are there any facebook listservs wehre I could
get more detailed help with fb issues?
Thanks
Keith
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Re: Facebook help
Gene
Keith and all
This is an example of why you should keep a record
of everything. Don't assume you won't need something. I don't use my
real birthday either to protect myself against hackers. I made a record of
it so I can use it if I need to and also so I can use the same fictitious date
consistently on accounts where my birthday is none of their business.
While this may not matter, if you are going to create a fallse record, I think
its better for it to be consistent.
Gene
----- Original Message -----
Hi, I had forgotten my facebook password a
while back and got locked out of my account.
Facebook has given me one of 2 options to
unlock my account. The first is to enter my date of birth on record on my
account. Problem is, I purposely fudged the DOB when I made the account to
throw off possible hackers in the case that there was a data breech at
Facebook. So that option is out.
the other choice is to have 3 of a list of 5
people to go to a website and get a confirmation code for them to send to
me, which I need to enter.
I have tried this but all 3 of the people
said taht they get a messege on their computers stating that they are not
friends with me on that account.
I actually want to close the locked account and
simply use my new account that I have recently made.
Is there any way to contact facebook and actually
have them look at the profile photo and compare it to my state ID photo?
When my wife has been locked out of her account due to people reporting her to
FB for posting things that are "disagreeable" (in reality, the people reporting
her posts just had grudges with her), she had to make a photo or scan of
her driver's license and send it to fb to confirm her identity.
And all these problems happened before the
cambridge analytica scandal happened.
Or, are there any facebook listservs wehre I could
get more detailed help with fb issues?
Thanks
Keith
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Re: Attaching files with Office 365
Gene
I would think it is. I can do it in Windows
Live Mail. this appears to be a very standard feature in reasonably
current Microsoft e-mail programs. I don't know if it was available in
Outlook Express.
Gene
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2018 8:55 AM
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] Attaching files with Office
365 Hi. Yes, she knows about Dropbox. The whole thing began with her asking me to help her with zipping files and folders. That was no problem as she got that but she wanted to test if she had done it correct by sending me an attachment of the zipped item/s. As I don’t use Win10 I don’t know the differences between Win7 and Win10 regards sending emails. I explained to her the problem she would have with ISPs if she tried to send too large a file and suggested she use Dropbox if she uses it. She did use Dropbox and I got the file and it turned out to be over 500mg, that’s why she couldn’t attach it. The zipping thing is sorted, she’s got that but now she was wanting to know about how to attach a file. When I attach a file in Outlook 2007 I simply copy and paste the file I want to attach into the body of the unopened, unsent mail and that attaches it but I didn’t know if that was true with whatever email client she was using in Win10 and hence my question. Walter.
From:
main@TechTalk.groups.io [mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On Behalf Of
Gene
Does she know about DropBox and other methods for sharing files? While people do send attachments, she won't be able to send anything large. E-mail providers don't allow it. If she just wants to send small files, that's fine but if she tried to attach a large fie, that implies that she needs to know about other ways of file sharing. Plus the fact that many people don't like getting any attachments, even legitimate ones, because of security fears.
Gene ----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2018 7:26 AM Subject: Re: [TechTalk] Attaching files with Office 365
Hi. That’s the method I use with outlook 2007. I gave her those instructions and she tried it but it didn’t work for her. I think she might have used a too large file and I suggested she use a smaller file but I’ve not heard from her since I made that suggestion so far. I will though let her know that method is the correct one for Office 365. Thank you. Walter.
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io
[mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On Behalf Of Smiling?
This way has worked with Outlook for all versions so I honestly believe that Microsoft wouldn’t pull it from Outlook in 365, try it and see for yourself.
Outlook Sending Attachments: 1. Just copy whatever file or files to your clipboard that you are interested in sending as attachments. 2. With focus in the body of the new email or reply that you are interested in sending/sharing, simply paste these files or single file and these will now be attached as attachments for you to send/share (simply just Shift+Tab to check and verify).
From:
main@TechTalk.groups.io [mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On Behalf Of
Walter Ramage via Groups.Io
Hi all. I'm asking this on behalf of a friend who is using Win10 and Office 365. I personally use Win7 and Outlook 2007 so have no idea how to help her attach files. Will somebody please give me step by step instructions for attaching files in Office 365 in Win10 that I can send to her. Your help would be appreciated. Walter.
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Facebook help
Keith S
Hi, I had forgotten my facebook password a
while back and got locked out of my account.
Facebook has given me one of 2 options to
unlock my account. The first is to enter my date of birth on record on my
account. Problem is, I purposely fudged the DOB when I made the account to
throw off possible hackers in the case that there was a data breech at
Facebook. So that option is out.
the other choice is to have 3 of a list of 5
people to go to a website and get a confirmation code for them to send to
me, which I need to enter.
I have tried this but all 3 of the people
said taht they get a messege on their computers stating that they are not
friends with me on that account.
I actually want to close the locked account and
simply use my new account that I have recently made.
Is there any way to contact facebook and actually
have them look at the profile photo and compare it to my state ID photo?
When my wife has been locked out of her account due to people reporting her to
FB for posting things that are "disagreeable" (in reality, the people reporting
her posts just had grudges with her), she had to make a photo or scan of
her driver's license and send it to fb to confirm her identity.
And all these problems happened before the
cambridge analytica scandal happened.
Or, are there any facebook listservs wehre I could
get more detailed help with fb issues?
Thanks
Keith
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Re: Attaching files with Office 365
Walter Ramage
Hi. Yes, she knows about Dropbox. The whole thing began with her asking me to help her with zipping files and folders. That was no problem as she got that but she wanted to test if she had done it correct by sending me an attachment of the zipped item/s. As I don’t use Win10 I don’t know the differences between Win7 and Win10 regards sending emails. I explained to her the problem she would have with ISPs if she tried to send too large a file and suggested she use Dropbox if she uses it. She did use Dropbox and I got the file and it turned out to be over 500mg, that’s why she couldn’t attach it. The zipping thing is sorted, she’s got that but now she was wanting to know about how to attach a file. When I attach a file in Outlook 2007 I simply copy and paste the file I want to attach into the body of the unopened, unsent mail and that attaches it but I didn’t know if that was true with whatever email client she was using in Win10 and hence my question. Walter.
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io
[mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On Behalf Of Gene
Sent: 31 May 2018 14:14 To: main@TechTalk.groups.io Subject: Re: [TechTalk] Attaching files with Office 365
Does she know about DropBox and other methods for sharing files? While people do send attachments, she won't be able to send anything large. E-mail providers don't allow it. If she just wants to send small files, that's fine but if she tried to attach a large fie, that implies that she needs to know about other ways of file sharing. Plus the fact that many people don't like getting any attachments, even legitimate ones, because of security fears.
Gene ----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2018 7:26 AM Subject: Re: [TechTalk] Attaching files with Office 365
Hi. That’s the method I use with outlook 2007. I gave her those instructions and she tried it but it didn’t work for her. I think she might have used a too large file and I suggested she use a smaller file but I’ve not heard from her since I made that suggestion so far. I will though let her know that method is the correct one for Office 365. Thank you. Walter.
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io
[mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On Behalf Of Smiling?
This way has worked with Outlook for all versions so I honestly believe that Microsoft wouldn’t pull it from Outlook in 365, try it and see for yourself.
Outlook Sending Attachments: 1. Just copy whatever file or files to your clipboard that you are interested in sending as attachments. 2. With focus in the body of the new email or reply that you are interested in sending/sharing, simply paste these files or single file and these will now be attached as attachments for you to send/share (simply just Shift+Tab to check and verify).
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io
[mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On Behalf Of Walter Ramage via
Groups.Io
Hi all. I'm asking this on behalf of a friend who is using Win10 and Office 365. I personally use Win7 and Outlook 2007 so have no idea how to help her attach files. Will somebody please give me step by step instructions for attaching files in Office 365 in Win10 that I can send to her. Your help would be appreciated. Walter.
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Re: Attaching files with Office 365
Ann Parsons
Hi all,
Fears about files containing trojans or malware are legitimate. That's why I always tell students to identify your files by saying who you are and what the file is. The three minutes you spend writing a note will save untold hours of frustration and possibly your or somebody else's computer. It doesn't take much two or three sentences will suffice. Here is an example. Hi folks, this these are the pictures we took last Saturday at Rhonda's wedding. I love the one of Aunt Hazel doing the polka at ninety-two. She's something else! Obviously if you were at the ficticious Rhonda's wedding, you would know what the pictures were and who sent them. There would be no doubt at all. Ann P. -- Ann K. Parsons Portal Tutoring EMAIL: akp@sero.email Author of The Demmies: http://www.dldbooks.com/annparsons/ Portal Tutoring web site: http://www.portaltutoring.info Skype: Putertutor "All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lost."
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Re: Attaching files with Office 365
Excellent advice.
73 N2DYN Angelo
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io <main@TechTalk.groups.io> On Behalf Of Gene
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2018 9:14 AM To: main@TechTalk.groups.io Subject: Re: [TechTalk] Attaching files with Office 365
Does she know about DropBox and other methods for sharing files? While people do send attachments, she won't be able to send anything large. E-mail providers don't allow it. If she just wants to send small files, that's fine but if she tried to attach a large fie, that implies that she needs to know about other ways of file sharing. Plus the fact that many people don't like getting any attachments, even legitimate ones, because of security fears.
Gene ----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2018 7:26 AM Subject: Re: [TechTalk] Attaching files with Office 365
Hi. That’s the method I use with outlook 2007. I gave her those instructions and she tried it but it didn’t work for her. I think she might have used a too large file and I suggested she use a smaller file but I’ve not heard from her since I made that suggestion so far. I will though let her know that method is the correct one for Office 365. Thank you. Walter.
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io [mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On Behalf Of Smiling?
This way has worked with Outlook for all versions so I honestly believe that Microsoft wouldn’t pull it from Outlook in 365, try it and see for yourself.
Outlook Sending Attachments: 1. Just copy whatever file or files to your clipboard that you are interested in sending as attachments. 2. With focus in the body of the new email or reply that you are interested in sending/sharing, simply paste these files or single file and these will now be attached as attachments for you to send/share (simply just Shift+Tab to check and verify).
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io [mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On Behalf Of Walter Ramage via Groups.Io
Hi all. I'm asking this on behalf of a friend who is using Win10 and Office 365. I personally use Win7 and Outlook 2007 so have no idea how to help her attach files. Will somebody please give me step by step instructions for attaching files in Office 365 in Win10 that I can send to her. Your help would be appreciated. Walter.
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Re: Attaching files with Office 365
Gene
Does she know about DropBox and other methods for sharing files? While people do send
attachments, she won't be able to send anything large. E-mail providers
don't allow it. If she just wants to send small files, that's fine but if
she tried to attach a large fie, that implies that she needs to know about other
ways of file sharing. Plus the fact that many people don't like getting
any attachments, even legitimate ones, because of security fears.
Gene
----- Original Message
-----
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2018 7:26 AM
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] Attaching files with Office 365 Hi. That’s the method I use with outlook 2007. I gave her those instructions and she tried it but it didn’t work for her. I think she might have used a too large file and I suggested she use a smaller file but I’ve not heard from her since I made that suggestion so far. I will though let her know that method is the correct one for Office 365. Thank you. Walter.
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io
[mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On Behalf Of Smiling?
This way has worked with Outlook for all versions so I honestly believe that Microsoft wouldn’t pull it from Outlook in 365, try it and see for yourself.
Outlook Sending Attachments: 1. Just copy whatever file or files to your clipboard that you are interested in sending as attachments. 2. With focus in the body of the new email or reply that you are interested in sending/sharing, simply paste these files or single file and these will now be attached as attachments for you to send/share (simply just Shift+Tab to check and verify).
From:
main@TechTalk.groups.io [mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On Behalf Of
Walter Ramage via Groups.Io
Hi all. I'm asking this on behalf of a friend who is using Win10 and Office 365. I personally use Win7 and Outlook 2007 so have no idea how to help her attach files. Will somebody please give me step by step instructions for attaching files in Office 365 in Win10 that I can send to her. Your help would be appreciated. Walter.
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Re: Attaching files with Office 365
You have to press alt+N to bring up the insert menu. Then press down arrow, or tab and you will hear attach file. The item in the clip board should be the location and filename, not the file itself. I do this frequently for my board members.
Angelo T Sonnesso President GEM Adult Day Services Inc.
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io <main@TechTalk.groups.io> On Behalf Of Walter Ramage via Groups.Io
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2018 8:26 AM To: main@TechTalk.groups.io Subject: Re: [TechTalk] Attaching files with Office 365
Hi. That’s the method I use with outlook 2007. I gave her those instructions and she tried it but it didn’t work for her. I think she might have used a too large file and I suggested she use a smaller file but I’ve not heard from her since I made that suggestion so far. I will though let her know that method is the correct one for Office 365. Thank you. Walter.
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io [mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On Behalf Of Smiling?
This way has worked with Outlook for all versions so I honestly believe that Microsoft wouldn’t pull it from Outlook in 365, try it and see for yourself.
Outlook Sending Attachments: 1. Just copy whatever file or files to your clipboard that you are interested in sending as attachments. 2. With focus in the body of the new email or reply that you are interested in sending/sharing, simply paste these files or single file and these will now be attached as attachments for you to send/share (simply just Shift+Tab to check and verify).
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io [mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On Behalf Of Walter Ramage via Groups.Io
Hi all. I'm asking this on behalf of a friend who is using Win10 and Office 365. I personally use Win7 and Outlook 2007 so have no idea how to help her attach files. Will somebody please give me step by step instructions for attaching files in Office 365 in Win10 that I can send to her. Your help would be appreciated. Walter.
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Re: Attaching files with Office 365
george b <gbmagoo@...>
It works in outlook 365
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io <main@TechTalk.groups.io> On Behalf Of Smiling?
Sent: May 31, 2018 5:20 To: main@TechTalk.groups.io Subject: Re: [TechTalk] Attaching files with Office 365
This way has worked with Outlook for all versions so I honestly believe that Microsoft wouldn’t pull it from Outlook in 365, try it and see for yourself.
Outlook Sending Attachments: 1. Just copy whatever file or files to your clipboard that you are interested in sending as attachments. 2. With focus in the body of the new email or reply that you are interested in sending/sharing, simply paste these files or single file and these will now be attached as attachments for you to send/share (simply just Shift+Tab to check and verify).
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io [mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On Behalf Of Walter Ramage via Groups.Io
Hi all. I'm asking this on behalf of a friend who is using Win10 and Office 365. I personally use Win7 and Outlook 2007 so have no idea how to help her attach files. Will somebody please give me step by step instructions for attaching files in Office 365 in Win10 that I can send to her. Your help would be appreciated. Walter.
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Re: Attaching files with Office 365
Walter Ramage
Hi. That’s the method I use with outlook 2007. I gave her those instructions and she tried it but it didn’t work for her. I think she might have used a too large file and I suggested she use a smaller file but I’ve not heard from her since I made that suggestion so far. I will though let her know that method is the correct one for Office 365. Thank you. Walter.
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io
[mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On Behalf Of Smiling?
Sent: 31 May 2018 13:20 To: main@TechTalk.groups.io Subject: Re: [TechTalk] Attaching files with Office 365
This way has worked with Outlook for all versions so I honestly believe that Microsoft wouldn’t pull it from Outlook in 365, try it and see for yourself.
Outlook Sending Attachments: 1. Just copy whatever file or files to your clipboard that you are interested in sending as attachments. 2. With focus in the body of the new email or reply that you are interested in sending/sharing, simply paste these files or single file and these will now be attached as attachments for you to send/share (simply just Shift+Tab to check and verify).
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io
[mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On Behalf Of Walter Ramage via
Groups.Io
Hi all. I'm asking this on behalf of a friend who is using Win10 and Office 365. I personally use Win7 and Outlook 2007 so have no idea how to help her attach files. Will somebody please give me step by step instructions for attaching files in Office 365 in Win10 that I can send to her. Your help would be appreciated. Walter.
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Re: Attaching files with Office 365
Smiling?
This way has worked with Outlook for all versions so I honestly believe that Microsoft wouldn’t pull it from Outlook in 365, try it and see for yourself.
Outlook Sending Attachments: 1. Just copy whatever file or files to your clipboard that you are interested in sending as attachments. 2. With focus in the body of the new email or reply that you are interested in sending/sharing, simply paste these files or single file and these will now be attached as attachments for you to send/share (simply just Shift+Tab to check and verify).
From: main@TechTalk.groups.io [mailto:main@TechTalk.groups.io] On Behalf Of Walter Ramage via Groups.Io
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2018 4:21 AM To: techtalk@groups.io Subject: [TechTalk] Attaching files with Office 365
Hi all. I'm asking this on behalf of a friend who is using Win10 and Office 365. I personally use Win7 and Outlook 2007 so have no idea how to help her attach files. Will somebody please give me step by step instructions for attaching files in Office 365 in Win10 that I can send to her. Your help would be appreciated. Walter.
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Attaching files with Office 365
Walter Ramage
Hi all. I'm asking this on behalf of a friend who is using Win10 and Office 365. I personally use Win7 and Outlook 2007 so have no idea how to help her attach files. Will somebody please give me step by step instructions for attaching files in Office 365 in Win10 that I can send to her. Your help would be appreciated. Walter.
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Re: Wireless Network Questions
Jeremy <icu8it2@...>
Not certain, but might you have the option to automatically connect to the AP deselected? I can't remember exactly how the menu things pop up where you'd tell it to automatically reconnect upon being disconnected or getting back into range of the AP, the layout is a bit different in 10, but I do seem to remember that the option is there. I do not remember though if using the option to manually connect to an AP also requires that you reenter the key or if it only requires that once, but at least here on 10, it remembers my key and I just have to manually click the connect button when I wish to connect it. Also, you said that you need to reenter the key upon restarting the computer, but does it automatically reconnect you if for some reason the AP drops, so if the router were to lose power and then come back on? Depending on if it only does it on restarting or if it does it both on a restart and when something else causes the AP to be disconnected might point to it being more than just the option to have it automatically connect to the AP checked or not. As for what that other reason might be though, I can't say.
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Tc.
On 5/31/2018 2:14 AM, Eleni Vamvakari wrote:
Every time I boot into 7, I have to reconnect to my wireless network
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Wireless Network Questions
Eleni Vamvakari <elvam2167@...>
Every time I boot into 7, I have to reconnect to my wireless network
with my key. I went to manage wireless networks, but the list is empty. Neither my hotspot nor my home wifi network is displayed. Can someone please tell me what is going on and how to fix it? I have never seen this on any other machine. Thanks, Eleni Facebook: elvam2167@gmail.com anyaudio.net: elvam2167 Skype: elvam2167
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netflix volume too low
enes sarıbaş
hi all,
We have an LG smart tv, and when watching netflix titles, the volume is much lower than the tv's own volume. Has anyone else experienced this, and if so what is the solution?
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Re: Working with Messenger
Eleni Vamvakari <elvam2167@...>
I found an instant messenger whose client looks totally accessible.
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But I couldn't sign up from inside it. Instead, I had to go to their website. I entered the information, but there was some kind of dialogue, because I couldn't agree to the terms of service. So yet again, something else can't be used! Here is the service. Note that they have an enterprise plan and a personal one. The latter is free, but even the former costs very little. https://www.brosix.com/ Anyway, I guess I'l have to do what I did with all of those inaccessible recorders and just keep downloading one until either I find something, or just give up, as I did in the first case.
On 30/05/2018, Eleni Vamvakari <elvam2167@gmail.com> wrote:
Can anyone please help me regarding these issues? If not, can someone --
Facebook: elvam2167@gmail.com anyaudio.net: elvam2167 Skype: elvam2167
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Re: Adding HTML in Wordpress.com with NVDA
Chris Grabowski <skywalker@...>
If you are hand coding your HTML code, use text view.
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If WordPress.com is the same as self hosted, you should have a preview changes link that will open in a new window. This will show the post/page in all of it's HTML glory. From: Armando Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2018 8:50 AM EST To: TechTalk@groups.io Subject: [TechTalk] Adding HTML in Wordpress.com with NVDA
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Re: Working with Messenger
Eleni Vamvakari <elvam2167@...>
Can anyone please help me regarding these issues? If not, can someone
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recommend better software?
On 29/05/2018, Eleni Vamvakari <elvam2167@gmail.com> wrote:
I'm finally free of Skype! It seems that Messenger (the one used on --
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