Hi all, Yesterday I was really upset, because I couldn't figure out how to download files from the site Kiddierecordsweekly.com I finally got the problem worked out. Thanks so much for everyone's suggestions. I really appreciated them. Anyway, the whole thing was such a bear to figure out for me, I thought I would share what I do, just in case anyone else who doesn't know much about working with Window Eyes, would like to download any of the childrens recordings from the site.
First I go to the link that I want to download. Let's say it's Peter Church Mouse. I do not open it! Then I press Window Eyes insert and the key above the enter key on the numpad, numpad plus. This key, along with the WE insert key, numpad 0, routes the WE cursor to the mouse pointer. Then, I press star, which is the right mouse button. Then, I press, A, for copy all. Then I tab to, save in. Then I use the up and down arrows to find Kiddie Records, which is the subfolder which I made inside of my MP3 folder, which is located in the my documents folder. Then I press, enter. Then I tab to, go to last folder visited. Then, I right arrow over to, create new folder, so I can make a little folder inside the Kiddie Records folder for each book, in this case Peter Church Mouse. Then I hit the space bar. Then I write the new folder name, which of course is, Peter Church Mouse. Then I press, enter twice. When the computer says, no selected items, I tab over to save, and hit enter again. And that's it! I'm finished and the recording is downloaded. I'm really not that good on the computer, my husband, Geoffrey, who is a manager of information systems, or an I. T guy, didn't have much to do yesterday so he help me figure out how to do it. But he had to study the Window Eyes manual for a few minutes before he knew what to do. So, I spent much of the day yesterday finding and downloading old children's records. It was a real trip down memory lane. I hope my grand children will enjoy them for Christmas. Paulette I'm really not that good on the computer, my husband, Geoffrey, who is a manager of information systems, in other words, an I. T. guy, figured out how to do it. He had to go to the Window Eyes manual and read it for a few minutes before he knew what to do. They should let me write the manual, so it would be in plain everyday English and everyone could If you reply to this message it will be delivered to the original sender only. If your reply would benefit others on the list and your message is related to GW Micro, then please consider sending your message to [email protected] so the entire list will receive it. GW-Info messages are archived at http://www.gwmicro.com/gwinfo. You can manage your list subscription at http://www.gwmicro.com/listserv.
