Janet and all I don't think the kind of sluggishness or slowness you are discussing on your machine, Janet, is generally experienced by Windows 10 users. What are examples of what you are talking abou

Windows `11 may be faster under various conditions, according to information I found after the discussion began. However, and this is the point I want to make now, something being faster doesn't mean

You are comparing two very different machines, which doesn't tell us anything. My question is, was Windows 10 much slower after you upgraded from Windows 7 on the old machine? How old is the Windows 1

But, perhaps not on this list, you have complained of a lot of sluggishness when you were running Windows 10 and you say it is gone now. I have said on another list that there was a problem with your

I don't have an opinion. For many people, both screen-readers meet their needs equally well. You can try NVDA enough to get familiar with it if you haven't used it much. Since most of what people use

That may be, but if you used the program, you might get used to the difference quickly and it wouldn't bother you at all. I used JAWS and NVDA and I got used to the change very quickly.

I'm not sure what you are asking. If you are saying you have information on a web site about what you are discussing, I see no problem with sending the text you are referring to. See if there is a lin

I saw a message from another member talking about something Microsoft may place in Windows to get you to try Office. I recall something like that on my Windows 7 machine but I have never heard of Outl

But according to the original message, Outlook runs and can be used. I would say that for now, the best thing to do is to run Outlook and see if it keeps working. Gene

There is no Outlook with Windows that is installed with any version of Windows. That's true of any office program. I don't know why you are seeing what you are but it isn't a part of Windows. At this

If you are saying you never installed it and it comes up, that means at some point, someone else installed it. If no one did, then it wouldn't be on your machine. What happens when you type word in th

You may be talking about use of the numpad. I'm not sure where you are and what you are doing. I won't go into how using object navigation and screen review changes keys you use some of the time. I ha

What do you mean by the keyboard layout? the numpad is used for various functions but it is for Window-eyes as well. Most of what you do in any screen-reader is done using Windows and program commands

There is an add-on you can use with NVDA to scan PDF documents and, I believe, other images. There is also a feature in NVDA that allows you to scan the current screen. JAWS has an OCR function but ot

Do you want to scan books or something else like PDF files? You can scan books and other paper documents using various programs. Fine Reader is one such program. Serotek (spelling) has a program calle

I checked how JAWS reads emoji. I found that it doesn't announce them while reading if punctuation is set to none. Another list member indicated that might be the case and it is. They are read if punc

Getting back to Thunderbird, I know you had a problem setting up an account, but I don't recall what it was. You may or may not be able to solve the problem working with someone. I hope you decide to

Doesn't JAWS see emoji? I seem to recall it did on the rare occasion I used it and it came across one. Gene

Did you see the smiling face? but there is some truth to the joke. Sometimes, people would get along better if they spent less time together. Gene

You do the first search, then you look through all the items after the did you find it link. Below each text, there is something that says, without spacing, something like on off. Press enter on the i