Secure Search Question

Dear List: What is secure search and what is its website. My windows xp computer that I will retire seems to be using the search engine with internet explorer called secure search. I just got another computer with windows ten on it. It is using Google as the search engine. Would you

Re: windows mail

Yes it is accessible. RJ On 6/6/2016 2:42 PM, Brice Mijares via Talk wrote: I notice there is a app in win ten called mail. Is this windows mail and is it accessible? I need a email client for windows 10 and all I've ever use is email express and windows mail. Not familiar with any other

windows mail

I notice there is a app in win ten called mail. Is this windows mail and is it accessible? I need a email client for windows 10 and all I've ever use is email express and windows mail. Not familiar with any other email client. Also, never figured out how to use on line web mail. Could use some

Re: Question about upgrading to windows 10

Oops. It would be a little more helpful if I included the link I referenced. http://www.gwmicro.com/Training/Tutorials/ Tom On 6/6/2016 10:22 AM, Tom Kingston via Talk wrote: Russ, There are two webinars on the GW site on upgrading a system to Windows 10. Just go to the following page and

Re: Question about upgrading to windows 10

Russ, There are two webinars on the GW site on upgrading a system to Windows 10. Just go to the following page and then to the headings at level 3 for "Upgrading a PC with Window-Eyes to Windows 10 - Part 1" and "Upgrading a PC with Window-Eyes to Windows 10 - Part 2" Hth, Tom On 6/6/2016

Re: Question about upgrading to windows 10

Great, I’m currently using windows 7 and don’t use a password. From what you say, I can keep these same settings when I upgrade to windows 10. From: Loy Sent: Monday, June 06, 2016 6:23 AM To: Russ Kiehne ; Window-Eyes Discussion List Subject: Re: Question about upgrading to windows 10 if

Re: Question about upgrading to windows 10

if you do not use a password to login to Windows 7 and you upgrade to Windows 10 and you choose to keep all your personal files you will not be asked for a password in Windows 10. - Original Message - From: Russ Kiehne via Talk To: net bat ; Window-Eyes Discussion List Sent:

Re: Question about upgrading to windows 10

That is what I'm talking about. What do I do about a password when I setup windows 10 for the first tine? It will ask for a password. -Original Message- From: net bat Sent: Sunday, June 05, 2016 10:26 AM To: Russ Kiehne ; Window-Eyes Discussion List Subject: Re: Question about

RE: Question about upgrading to windows 10

Windows XP Home allowed you to not set a password and go right to the desktop. If you wanted to do this in XP Pro, then, if you installed the Power Tools add-on from Microsoft, there was an Auto Logon option you could choose. In that case, though, you had to have a password, but, using the tool,

Re: Odd thing about creating folders in Windows 10

also, alt-2, (above the qwerty keyboard) creates a folder, you just name it. -- Curtis Delzer On Thu, 02 Jun 2016 22:11:24 +0200 Marten Post Uiterweer via Talk wrote: > Chris, > > Ctrl-shift-n is the field-name hotkey in Window-Eyes. If you