RE: [QUAD-L] How do I get rid of my Microsoft pin?

If you click in the bottom right on the accessibility icon you can open the microsoft onscreen keyboard if you want. If you really want it gone though, open the Start Menu and click open Settings. Select ‘Accounts’. Next, chose ‘Sign-in options’ scroll down to PIN and click remove and remove again

[QUAD-L] Some local news for you folks with MS

I thought you might find this interesting: http://www.thv11.com/news/local/ark-teacher-shows-remarkable-improvement-with-new-multiple-sclerosis-treatment/446419063 Carolyn

[QUAD-L] Fwd: local article on new MS treatment

For you folks with MS: http://www.thv11.com/news/local/ark-teacher-shows-remarkable-improvement-with-new-multiple-sclerosis-treatment/446419063 Carolyn sorry about the underlining

Re: [QUAD-L] SSDI Attendant Care

The link that Jim provided is correct. Unfortunately, prior to 1999 with Bill Clinton in office Medicare DID provide for ongoing home health care via MEDICARE. I know, I lived it for two full years. I got 2 hours every morning of home health aide care and 2 hours every evening at home health

[QUAD-L] How do I get rid of my Microsoft pin?

I just got a new computer with Dragon version 13 premium. I have to use a pin In order to sign on to Microsoft so that I can go in and activate Dragon, but the problem is I can't do this because I only use a mouse stick sometimes, and do not have a keyboard available. Question is this: so I use

Re: [QUAD-L] How do I get rid of my Microsoft pin?

https://www.tekrevue.com/tip/skip-windows-10-login-screen/ On Thu, Jun 8, 2017 at 4:04 PM, Randy Anderson wrote: > I just got a new computer with Dragon version 13 premium. I have to use a > pin In order to sign on to Microsoft so that I can go in and activate >