Carolyn, Of all of the things I may have accomplished I don't believe I've ever freed someone from tyranny. I shall definitely have to put that on my resume. It will be sure to impress any potential

I followed David's instructions, and they did lead me to his address. It started a new email, so I had to include a subject. I feel like I have been freed from tyranny by Brian and David, because now,

David, Thanks. I'm aware of the "tips and tricks" of digging into email headers, but haven't had to use them in years, as I participate through the Groups.io web interface. The Private

I see you sent the same information I did except for this one thing. What happens when you just shift tab, not tab once, then shift tab? . I found while experimenting a little while ago, that unless

I don't know why it does that. Try using the start menu search, find Brave, open it and see what happens. It sounds to me as though the short cut is leading to the wrong place. Gene

I can't tell you how to make Brave open normally since I've never seen it open abnormally. I'd suggest nuking that desktop icon and putting a new one on the desktop via the method of your

There very likely is. But until you find one, see if holding the left shift down when you close the door and for ;perhaps twenty seconds stops this behavior. It used to but I haven't tried it in

It would be interesting to see if others, still using 68.x have the same behavior as I do I found something interesting in Thunderbird. One way to send a message to the sender is the following: Open

Hi All, I do intend to buy a new Windows 10 laptop. I don't intend on keeping my Windows 7 when I finally get my new Windows 10 laptop for very long, maybe I might keep Windows 7 just until I get

When I wanted to reply to the sender of a Groups.io message in Thunderbird I would shift-tab into the message headers until focus moves to the sender's email address. Next, I would press the

And in Thunderbird 68.12.0 (32-bit), every blessed group I'm subscribed to, if I hit the Reply Button or CTRL+R for one of those messages, puts the group posting addressin the To for that

Hi Gene and All, Ok, I finally downloaded the Brave Browser, and I restarted my computer, and then I had an update from JAWS, and had to restart again, so, I finally got to try to use Brave. I do

When I insert a disk into the CD/DVD drive, Windows 10 either runs an associated program or (if one exists on the disk) starts the install program.  I'd just like to open and read what's in the

I'm using TB 78.2. As another user reported the option to reply to sender is placing the list address in the to: field. David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology Specialist JAWS Certified,

With Freelists.org lists Thunderbird used to send replies to the sender only when you used ctrl-R. If you wanted your reply to be sent to the list TB had a separate reply to list command,

- If you intend to keep using a machine, whether as your "daily driver" or as a backup machine, over the long term then it should be updated to a supported version of Windows, period. No responsible

But if someone is getting a separate Windows 10 machine, I disagree that you should upgrade the Windows 7 machine unless you intend to use it regularly. If you intend to keep it as a backup machine, I

When I tested reply to sender earlier today with Thunderbird, it inserted the sender's address. I don't know why you got a different result. While I doubt this is the case, if you are using a more

- Other than Outlook, I'm right there with you. I cannot describe how deep my loathing is for the Windows 10 Mail App, which gives real e-mail clients from any maker (including Outlook from

Oops, I did omit one important detail, if you want to be able to directly mount an ISO file under Windows 7 you would need a third party utility to make that happen. You'd be better off following