Penny and List:

The easiest way to get to the BCC field is to go into name look-up.  To do
this in a new message is to Shift TAB at the To: edit field. Then press
enter.  This will give you access to all the fields and your contact list.
Alt O will add a contact to the TO field, Alt C will add a contact to the CC
field and Alt B will add a contact to BCC. If you want to enter addresses
manually press Alt M then TAB between fields.

As for Thesaurus:  In Outlook 2003 when you press Shift + F7 this opens the
Research task pane.  You need to press F6 to switch frames so you can look
up a word.

Let me know if you need any more help.

Paul  

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Sent: Wednesday, July 15, 2009 2:27 PM
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Subject: [VICUG-L] The BCC Field in MS Outlook?

Dear List,

I spent an hour or so today trying to figure out, using WindowEyes 
7.01 and Outlook 2003, how to make the BCC field appear.  I never did 
fitgure it out and finally had someone who could see the screen and 
use the mouse set it up for me.  Are there keyboard commands for doing this?

Also, when I'm in the message, I can access the Spell Checker with 
the F-7 key, but when I try to access the Thesaurus with Shift-F-7, I 
hear the word, Thesaurus," spoken but cannot use it -- is there a way 
to turn it on in a way that allows me to use it from the keyboard?

Thanks so much for your help.
Penny


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