Hi. I hope someone on this list can help, smile. While I was away from my computer running Window-eyes 8.4.0 under Windows 8.1, a notification popped up alerting me that office updates are available. I couldn't get to the computer immediately, so I figured I would install the updates from the system tray. In order for the system tray to show all items, I have to press enter on the notification button. I can then up or down arrow to the office updates are available button. If I tab to try to find one of the single or double click buttons, I hear internet explorer button. I think I have to tab or try down arrow to find the office updates button (sorry, can't remember.) Anyway, after I find the office updates button again, I use the insert-plus keys to route the mouse pointer to the button. Window-eyes says pointer routed to button, but when I try left clicking the button, the updates don't install that way either. I hear some gobledy gook about the overflow navigation area. If I can't get this issue resolved, maybe a call to the Microsoft Accessibility hotline is in order? Thanks.
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