Karen,
There are just some web sites that are more difficult than others. It's they
way they have been developed and certainly not jaws friendly.
The very best thing you owe it to yourself to do is not get distracted by
trying to do things you might not need to know right now. Instead I strongly
recommend you read the Jaws help files and learn all the keys that makes
Jaws work for you. Jaws has key that are specific to each program you might
be using.
Internet Explorer
Outlook Express*is the one I use
MS Office
Windows operating system and now Vista
Of course there many more, but this is just an idea of how vercitle Jaws is.
Also, if you press the jaws key and H while your in these programs you will
get a list of jaws keys that work best with that program. It's a good help.
Your Jaws program has the help files and it's easy to read and navigate
through the menus and you really owe it to yourself to understand the keys
of the screen reader you use to help you be more affective in your daily
computing..
Patricia
----- Original Message -----
From: "KB" <karen...@comcast.net>
To: <jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com>
Sent: Sunday, June 14, 2009 7:30 PM
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] to continue with this problem
right so try to avoid it and press enter. But even then puts me at address
not wanted. Trying to find out how to avoid that especially.
Karen and Harpo
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