Hopefully this message has a subject - apologies for the previous two which
didn't. One of those days.
Hi Joanne,
the following is a link to a guide to file explorer in Windows 8.1. It contains
a section describing the ribbon in that program, and I don't think there are
any changes in the
Hi Joanne,
although you can't disable the ribbons, there are at least a couple of ways of
changing the view setting which don't involve using the ribbon.
The first is to use shortcuts. Press ctrl+alt+5 for a list view, and press
ctrl+alt+6 for a details view. (Note these shortcuts were
I feel the exact same way. I think ribbons are evil and unnecessary.
Why create layers of hidden menus when the menu bar used to show all
that could be done, and which was so much more accessible?
I will avoid them till I can no longer. Hopefully, by then I will be
able to use my voice to get
I hope I won't get in trouble for possibly making this more of a thank you
message, and yes those can clutter an in box. But I do want to say that,
for example, in the case of ribbons, I appreciated David Bales' suggestions
and they worked beautifully. I like that this group presents many
I am using a friend's Windows 10 machine and I like being able to sort my songs
and other lists in a list view. When I hit alt V hoping to see status bar,
list, etc., I see lower ribbon and something about panes and I am really upset
that I can't get rid of these things and go back to the
Subject: [JAWS-Users] can ribbon menus be removed in windows
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I am using a friend's Windows 10 machine and I like being
able to sort my songs and other lists in a list view. When
I hit alt V hoping to see status bar, list, etc., I see
lower ribbon and something about panes and I am really upset
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