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From: "Shane Hecker" <shanehec...@gmail.com>
To: <jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com>
Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2009 11:50 PM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] outlook 2007 question
When I try to read a message in outlook 2007, sometimes jaws won't read
it. It will just read the top of the message where the pictures are. An
example of a message that jaws has problems with is at the bottom of this
message. I can't use the pc cursor to get past this. The only way is to
use the jaws cursor, go past the pictures and into the text, then click.
Then jaws will read the message. What's strange is when I check the status
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views as per the technical support bulletin but this doesn't help. Has
anyone else had this problem and if so, how did you fix it?
Shane
ps: Outlook express reads the message just fine. Running windows xp sp3.
Cockroach on the Keyboard
November 13th, 2009
by Muriel Larson
Don't face life's unexpected challenges alone! Contact an online
mentor today to talk about faith, life, or whatever is on your mind.
As church pianist I started to play the introduction for the choir
during the morning service. After several measures, I glanced at the
keyboard and was so startled that I almost missed a beat. There, on middle
D, lay a stunned cockroach flailing its legs. Obviously it had run into
the path of my flying fingers.
What could I do? Gritting my teeth, I went on, gingerly trying to
avoid middle D, but not always able to do so. (The choir number would be
in the Key of D!) Finally, halfway through the first verse I was able to
flick the now-deceased roach onto the floor. (Well, that's one way to kill
a roach!)
Some problems we may face are not so easily resolved as a cockroach
on a keyboard. They might not be brushed off during the first phase of the
situation. We may have to live with them longer than the first verse. But
I have learned that if I just keep looking to the Lord for grace and
trusting Him with a problem, He takes care of it one way or another.
Sometimes as we pray, He shows us ways to make the situation easier,
as I did by avoiding the "middle" D while I played. Sometimes He shows us
how to deal with the situation, as I did by flicking that roach to the
floor during a whole note in the melody. (Thank heavens for piano "hold"
foot pedals!)
Then during or after the resolving of the problem, there's the
cleanup. After church I went to the rest room and washed my hands off
using liquid soap. But in dealing with life's problems, we may often need
a more comprehensive spiritual cleanup.
It may be necessary to ask the Lord to forgive us if we have sinned.
"If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive our sins and
purify us from all unrighteousness" (1 John 1:9). We may discover a need
to forgive any who have hurt us. "Be kind and compassionate to one
another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you"
(Ephesians 4:32).
And let's never forget the One Who guided and helped us! Let's thank
and praise Him for His help and deliverance.
"Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good; his love endures forever"
(Psalms 107:1)
Question: Are there problems you're facing that you haven't yet
brought to the Lord in prayer?
About this Author: Muriel Larson
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