When I send to distribution groups, I like to place the address in the BCC, which worked well in bygone days in another e-mail program. In Outlook 2013, all of the address are displayed. So, do any of

Using the BCC field doesn't tell you whether your message reached the list. it simply sends a copy of your message directly to you. Gene

Good luck with your blog! We need more blind bloggers. VictorOn 9/23/15, Shirley Healy <irishandblind1980@...> wrote:

So I have started a blog. I am going to write about my life, as a blind person, who is living in ireland. Please come on over and follow me and subscribe to recieve new posts via

Hi group, I would like some advice on accessible software that can be used to encrypt files and folders. I have several folders stored in my dropbox account that I would like to encrypt but I don't

well, wasn't my anti-virus software either. i believe my windows 7 has gotten corupted somehow. Legend has it that on Tuesday 9/22/2015 07:40 PM, Ron Canazzi

When my gmail account was working, I found that I had to place my email address in the "bcc" field in order to get a copy. That was true of most of the people I know with a gmail account. However,

marvin hunkin wrote: Hi, I have updated from Windows 7 to Windows 10; don't like Windows 10 especially the ribbons,but am still using both Sharp Reader and Accessible

 No, it does not have to be checked. I was just pointing out that if it is checked, which ever folder is selected in the other panel will be the default path displayed when you press F6 to open

The file was in a folder.

I don’t know if that box is checked or not but I’ll see. Should it be? I left everything pretty much at the default settings.

Hi. Is it a single file or is the file in a folder? Walter.

 I don't know if this will work, but the 7-Zip File Manager also has it's own built-in "move" option. Pres F6 to access the "move" dialog while the files are selected, then you can type in a

Hi Carlos, I was able to delete it as you said, but I could not rename. It didn’t like any name I gave it, meaning that I couldn’t move it where I wished. The only thing I could do was delete

 Yes, the 7-Zip File Manager can be used as a standard file manager.

Is there a choice between pop and imac accounts, and which is better? I take it that there could be advantages and disadvantages to either? Bye for now, Carolyn

Ok, the program will find it, even though it’s been unzipped?

 Find the 7-Zip group under "All Programs" in your "Start" menu, run the 7-Zip File Manager, use it to browse for the files you want to delete, and then delete them using the standard Delete or

That's just it, the file is on my C drive. I can't copy, move, rename, or anything. How do you move it or how do you rename it? F2 will not work and neither does the applications key. Thanks

I don’t understand. I unzipped it with 7Zip; is this something different? I press the applications key and no choices for renaming, deleting or anything comes up in Windows. How would I tell this to