Dear List: I am using Window-Eyes with Windows XP. When I was filling out an unemployment claim, the computer died when I clicked on the link to print. I couldn't remember the keystrokes to use to kill Window-Eyes, so I turned off the computer and then decided I better try to test it for next time. I checked that Kill Window-Eyes was running with script manager. Then, I went to the Internet to simulate my working environment. Then, I did control-alt-F4 to try to kill Window-Eyes. Nothing happened except that the address bar came up. Shouldn't this script have killed Window-Eyes, and then I would do a control-alt-W to get it going again? What am I missing? Thanks. Regards: Ted Larson
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