Responding to feedback from Darrell and others, version 0.96 beta makes bug fixes and enhancements.
Numpad-Page Up and Numpad-Page Down no longer produce an error in mouse mode. Insert-H is a new key that displays the documentation in your default web browser, with a table of contents and section headings. You can switch to the default Window-Eyes layout with Control-Insert-D, and back to Homer layout with Control-Insert-H. Control-F invokes the Find dialog in browse mode. F3 searches forward for the next match, and Shift-F3 searches backward (these are a bit slower than the built-in Insert-F3, which repeats in the same direction as before). The digits 1 to 6 go to the next heading at that level, and with Shift, they go backward. Let me also address miscellaneous points as follows: To route the focus cursor to the mouse pointer and activate mouse mode, only one key is necessary, Numpad--. The current focus line may always be read with the extended Insert-Up Arrow key. Similarly, Insert-Right Arrow and Insert-Left Arrow move the focus by word, whereas the Numpad versions apply to the active cursor (focus, mouse, or WE cursor). In browse mode, x and Shift-x go to the next or previous checkbox. Due to differences between WE browse mode and JAWS virtual mode, I do not think I can make the table navigation keys work without entering table mode, though will continue to reflect on this. I have replicated the problem of the Shift key sticking sometimes, particularly when a Shift quick navigation key is used in browse mode. I think I need GW's help in resolving this. Jamal
