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kestrellI thought everyone was aware of this method, but someone asked about it recently on a list and no one else seemed to know about it, so I'm posting the steps here.
I’m using Jaws 2020 and Office 365.
If you have not opened or worked on the file recently, open the file you wish to attach and then close it.
Open Outlook and start your message.
Once you have filled out the To, Subject, and message body, and are ready to send the message, do the following:
Press alt +h and tab over to the Insert submenu, but do not hit return
Arrow down to Attach File and hit return
You will now be in a horizontal list that lists all the files you have recently worked on and each file has an accompanying button.
Tab until you get to the file you wish to attach and then activate the button with either spacebar or return.
You can press shift + tab once to check that the attached file is really attached to your email message.
Send your email as usual.
I’m using Jaws 2020 and Office 365.
If you have not opened or worked on the file recently, open the file you wish to attach and then close it.
Open Outlook and start your message.
Once you have filled out the To, Subject, and message body, and are ready to send the message, do the following:
Press alt +h and tab over to the Insert submenu, but do not hit return
Arrow down to Attach File and hit return
You will now be in a horizontal list that lists all the files you have recently worked on and each file has an accompanying button.
Tab until you get to the file you wish to attach and then activate the button with either spacebar or return.
You can press shift + tab once to check that the attached file is really attached to your email message.
Send your email as usual.
