Hi all,
For years, with another screen reader, I have used Outlook Express and read
all messages, pressing the DEL key after each message I had no reason to
keep and responding to others accordingly. This made for real fast working,
though I appreciate that the DEL key was in fact a keystroke utilised by the
screen reader and not a keystroke applicable to the application.
Whilst I don't, for one moment, want my WindowEyes to look like another
screen reader and am endeavouring to learn keystrokes rather than changing
them, I would be interested to know if there is a way of getting WindowEyes
to grab the CTRL+D keystroke.
In addition, I'd also like to be able to hear the first three windows which
contain the "From" "To" and "Date" fields immediately as I move onto the
next message without having to move to the list of messages.
Can these two tasks be accomplished please and, if so, please give me some
guidance as to how I should do these things?
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Carol P, UK
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