Hello, I am a frequent user of Microsoft word and have recently realized that your selection of highlighting colours is quite limited. I am suggesting you should included a wider variety of colours such as an orange or even some pastel variety similar to what are available on Microsoft one note. being a student i am often having to highlight documents and am constantly limited with my selection of highlighting colours as you do not provide a simple colour such as orange. I think this would be an easy addition to your program and would assist many students like myself in their studies.

When i use the dictation tool, there is no way I can switch it off and on using my voice. I can activate it, but once the bar is up there its not very user friendly. new paragraph

for example, I cannot correct my work or use any useful commands as you can see above.

Please could you make this tool as diverse as windows speech recognition? Wsr cannot be used in every situation and on every site. I'm having to use the dictation tool to do this, and it's very hard work! There needs to be more work on making the PC completely accessible by voice

The color choices for visited and unvisited websites is barely distinguishable in most browsers. Many browsers allow you to change the color of visited websites so they become clearly distinguishable. Unfortunately, Edge does not seem to provide this feature.

Please provide a simple way for the user to quickly customize colors in Edge for visited and unvisited websites. Ideally, this setting would override individual website settings if they interfere with the custom user settings.

This problem has persisted in browsers for so many years that is is inconceivable it has not been adequately addressed. Who in the world continues to choose such indistinguishable color sets? Thank you for allowing us to comment.

Hi,

Can you please have an option to view your products as a list, or more smaller icons on one page. I have multiple conditions affecting my executive function, Autism being just one of them, and I get overwhelmed having to continuously scroll.

I never used to have this problem as online stores and websites used to have these options. Unfortunately modern websites seem to be getting rid of them so like many things in this modern world, I haven't changed, but the way information is presented has therefore being just one more item in a list that makes day to day life more overwhelming and inaccessible for me.

Ironically, I was looking at your courses and 300+ seminars over multiple pages is a lot of information to try to scroll through. (Which I can do easily if it's a list or smaller tiles). I filtered for accessibility courses. Still big tiles.

Thanks.

My hotmail account, all the sudden, was blocked by Microsoft on May 22.

I was told that there were unusual activities being detected in my account and I was asked to complete an account recovery process which includes a verification procedures. During the verification procedures, I was able to answer my first security question and provided email addresses and subject line of emails that I sent before my account was blocked. However, the system came back and said they still could not verify my identity. Hence, I was not able to access my hotmail account.

It is so frustrating that I don't know what I need to provide more in order to verify I am the account owner. And now, I am not able to access my hotmail account which is my primary communication protocol has caused a lot of disruption to my day to day life.

Can someone from Microsoft take a look at the information requested at the verification procedure and help to recover my account?

The virtual agent who keeps posting standard Q&A is not helpful in this case. The online recovery process is just running into circles with no solution. Please help !