It would certainly be easier if that worked. My solution is to press shift + tab until I get to the list view. Then I can type the first letter, or several letters if I want, and I'll get fairly close. Hope this helps.
From: Brian Vogel [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, January 22, 2016 11:15 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Advanced Searching in Outlook 2010 - Opinions Sought On Fri, Jan 22, 2016 at 08:08 am, Londa Peterson <[email protected]> wrote: The other possibility, now that I think of it, is that I'm using Outlook 2007 here. I'll try it on my machine that has 2013 and see if it behaves any differently. Londa, Thanks so much. What will be funny is if it behaves the same way in 2013, because what I'm using with this client and what I have on my own machine and this client has on hers. Over time I've actually been surprised at what JAWS chooses, and doesn't choose, to read at various points. In JAWS 14 (I haven't retried in JAWS 17) if you are in a browse dialog and entered the first character or two of a file name you typically get the equivalent of a dropdown box that lists all the files in that folder that begin with those characters. However, when you use down arrow to go through that list of files JAWS did not say a blessed thing. If ever there were a place where announcement is needed, that's it. Brian
