Hi Neville,

 

The web page author is the only one that can control the row and column
headers that are displayed on the page.  If the author created the table
correctly, you can enable Window-Eyes to announce the headers.  Here is an
excerpt from the Window-Eyes manual that covers this topic:

Window-Eyes has several options for indicating names of both columns and
rows.

Control-Shift-H - This hot key will allow you to cycle through the following
seven options for row and column announcement: 

*       No title - No cell header information will be announced when moving
between cells. 
*       Attribute Only - If a web page author has designated certain cells
to act as column and row headers, Window-Eyes will speak their contents as
you move between cells. 
*       Column Title - This will cause Window-Eyes to read the contents of
the first cell in the current column whenever you move from one column to
another. If you move through the same column, Window-Eyes will not read the
first cell. 
*       Row Title - This will cause Window-Eyes to read the contents of the
first cell in the current row whenever you move from one row to another. If
you move through the same row, Window-Eyes will not read the first cell. 
*       Column or Row - This will cause Window-Eyes to read only the new
column or row header. If you move to a new row, then the row header will be
spoken. If you move to a new column, then the column header will be read. 
*       Column and Row - This will cause Window-Eyes to always read both the
column and row headers. If you change rows, then the row header will be
spoken first. If you change columns, then the column header will be read
first. 
*       R X, C Y - This will cause Window-Eyes to speak the coordinates of
table cells as you move to them. For example, "R 1, C 1" would be the first
row and column of the table. 

By default, Window-Eyes is set to read no header cells as you move through
tables. This option can be changed in the Browse Mode verbosity section of
the Window-Eyes control panel.

 

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Subject: lableing columns and row headers in a table

From: Neville <[email protected]>

Date: Thu, 23 May 2013 10:34:11 +1000

 

Hi,

Does anyone know if it is possible to lable row and column headers in a 

table while using IE 10?  That is, similar to the way that headers can 

be set up in Excel.

 

There is a table on a financial web site I use frequently and it would 

be great to put some labels on it.

 

Thanks

Neville.

 


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