1. Create two user accounts--one for you one for your wife. That way each
of you can have your own settings. You could also add separate identities
in your email progrram instead.
2. In Windows Live Mail, control-shift-c brings up your contacts, as does
shift-tab from the To field in a new message.
Hint: Not sure how your contacts appear. When I migrated contacts for
clients over to Win 7, they appear by email address. You can hit the Edit
link on each one and add their names. That might be easier for you to
select them.
3. If you try typing an email address in Windows LiveMail, you need to
enter enough of the address for the computer to eliminate all other
possibilities. At this time, the possible choices show on-screen, but they
aren't easily chosen using Jaws or Window-Eyes.
Steve
Lansing, MI
Named one of the Top Ten Cities for Young Professionals
----- Original Message -----
From: <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2010 9:00 AM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] thunderbird vs. windows live mail
This is not going well. My new win 7 machine and email. First what program
is more jaws friendly to use? I will need both on the computer. One for me
and the other for my wife. I opened a message in thunderbird and can not
close it and finding addresses in live mail are quite a choir.
By having the two accounts in windows live all of the settings that I want
also apply to my wife such as signature. It only took me about 20 minutes
to put this email together, trying to get the correct address.
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