And while we're at it, I'm running 1903 and both commands work. Go figure.
I'm not aware of a way to edit these types of commands, but you may be
able to find it with a little help from Google.
Good luck,
Tom
On 2/29/2020 11:28 PM, Carol Smith via Talk wrote:
Hi Donald,
I never knew about the alt-2 command. I am currently running version
1903 and this command does work. The shift-control-n command does
nothing on my computer. I find this a bit funny that we both are
running 10 but have to use different commmands to do the same task.
Carol
On 2/29/2020 11:59 AM, Donald Roberts via Talk wrote:
I’m running W E 9.5.4.0 on a Windows 10 desktop; operating system
windows 1809, a recent version. I realize that 1909 is the latest,
but I am in no hurry to upgrade.
When I first installed the earliest version of Windows 10, the command
to create a new folder was alt 2. For the past several months, I can
no longer use Alt 2 to create a new folder. Instead, shift control N
will create a new folder. This is true regardless of whether I am
using Window-eyes or Jaws 18. I have never knowingly installed a key
remapper on this or any system, so I have no idea whatsoever as to why
I can no longer use alt 2. Could any lister explain why this might
have happened and also how I can get alt 2 back as the appropriate
command for folder creation.
Thanks.
Don Roberts
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