We are considering changing away from MS Forms to SurveyMonkey because MS Forms does not allow us to edit the text on an "Other" field.

We are a charity that uses MS Forms to understand our participants' experiences of our activities. We collect diversity data to ensure we're reaching a range of people and communities. Currently, our forms say things like "Male/Female/Other-please state". Using the word "Other" in this context is considered not good practice. But for some reason, MS Forms won't allow us to edit the word "Other". Please can you change it so we can edit the word "Other"?

dear microsoft,
for the last few years i have particularly enjoyed using the pdf reader on edge legacy to carry out some research.however since the update to the new version in June i have been unable to really do anything due to the poor quality of the new version. surely it wouldn't be a bad idea to try and integrate the old viewer within the new (or maybe perhaps keep legacy as a PDF reader rather then a browser), this is a particularly feature that is loved and used by many people and it would be very sad if it is left out of future updates so hopefully this can be something to think about for the future.
oliver lee

Hi there,

I'd like to follow up about my inquiry to include a feature on Narrator to read highlighted text only by pressing a hot key. This feature does not currently exist, but instead, Narrator reads off all sorts of content which is distracting. I simply need to be able to highlight text, press a hot key, and have that text read without the distracting announcements that Narrator produces each time you switch windows, select content, etc. I work on secure computers that don't allow plug-ins or the adding of additional software to enable this capability, and would greatly appreciate some help. The incident number is 1498702417. This request for changes to the software was sent to the engineering team to address. Can you please advise on the progress of this?

It may be that this capability needs to be built outside of the Narrator software as a general hotkey within Windows to allow users the ability to hear text who don't need all the functions of Narrator. Thanks so much for your help.

Please see the following information on how this is achieved on a Mac: https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/have-your-mac-speak-text-thats-on-the-screen-mh27448/mac

The Xbox One already provides a lot of features in terms of accessibility.

One feature that is missing in my opinion is the option to manually balance the audio for left-right. Many Microsoft devices (e.g. phones, workstations) already offer the opportunity to balance it yourself.

The reason i'm asking is that my own hearing is slightly impaired (25-30%) on one side (right) rendering headphones practically useless for many games. In my idea this is a relative simple feature to add to the accessibility options, making the Xbox One system more and more accessible to all members in the public, including those with hearing problems.

Hope to hear (no pun intended) from the Dev team as soon as possible!

i wonder if you can help me id like to review the xbox series x , i no there are a lot of different people reviewing this but i got a new disability where im losing the covering off my nerves , end result is ending up like stephen hawarkin, that how my partner discribes it. so

normally if you have cp it doesn't change. but and i no ive mentioned the loss of movement , voice etc, to you before when you worked for tobii dynavox. and i didnt get the help we both expected.

so now i have this new disability which was cause by a combo of me having cp and taking baclofen. so as this is so new i think it would be a great way for Microsoft to learn about how it affect me and my game play on the newest console with a person with the newest disability that basically only just been discovered.

i chose xbox as you also got the adaptive controller where as playstaion and nintendo havent got anything for what im having to adapt to

xbox series x will adapt to my constant changing needs . my tobiii dynavox i 12+ works on windows 10 so that means all my devices now need talk with each other.

but i dont no who to contact to ask for a reviews xbox seires x which will help me through this difficult time

ths is on top of loosing family to crovid , and my dad having cancer as well as my closest friend who i call big sis cus were so close nearly dying 5 times.

im going fight this nerve thing having the xbox series x will help me stay positive . please help me

I use Windows High Contrast setting (black background, white text) to make it easier to see. I use OneNote daily for work and as of November 12, all text, even on old notes, looks like it has been highlighted. Background is still black, text is still white but the light-colored "highlighted text effect" makes the text hard to read. I've done nothing aside from opening OneNote this morning and this issue was not present yesterday. I've also restarted my computer to see if that would fix the issue and it remains the same. I just want to point his out in case a recent auto update may have caused this issue so that corrections could be made. I checked Outlook and Word and neither have been impacted. It appears to be limited to OneNote. I can provide screenshots if useful. Thanks

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