Hi Scorpio, Wow! Thank you very very much! Take care. Mike This email was sent from my, iBarstool.
----- Original Message ----- From: Scorpio To: jaws-users-list@jaws-users.com Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2013 5:26 PM Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] Navigating Yahoo Hi Mike, If you're referring to the new Yahoo Mail with the applications mode enabled, there is a way for you to switch back. If you change your display settings to a resolution of 800 by 600, then open up your Yahoo Mail in one of the internet browsers, like Internet Explorer, it will automatically revert back to internet layout. I should note that this is the resolution that the gentleman from my ISP told me about, though he wasn't supposed to. I am actually unsure of what minimum resolution it takes without setting back to the new Yahoo mail. In any case, if you want to play around with your computer resolution, feel free to do so and possibly report back, but, as I said, this will switch you back and never ask you to go into the new Yahoo mail ever again. Once it's back to the old style, it's just like accessing your web mail the traditional way. Pressing the letter L until you hear List of 5 items, or, if you have Jaws set to not report the start of lists, pressing the letter L will eventually take you to the inbox link which you can enter on. Once there, press the number 1 on your number row to move to the one and only level 1 heading, then pressing the number 2 on the number row will take you to the subject line of the first message in the table. As you may or may not know, your inbox is displayed in the form of a data table, with a check box being in the first cell in column 1, row 1, which, if checked, selects all the messages, but from row 2 and down, this checkbox simply selects the message, then another checkbox to flag all the messages in column 2, row 1, then the sender in column 3, followed by the subject line in column 4, and finally the date column in column 5. If the message has an attachment, there will be an extra column between the sender and the subject line columns which will be clickable to go straight to the attachment. In any case, when you press the number 2 on the number row, Jaws bypasses the header row and goes directly to the subject line of the first message. >From that point, you can keep hitting the number 2 to move down the list of messages, or you can use your table reading commands of control+alt+ the arrow keys to move up, down, left or right one cell. Alternatively, you can simply hit the up or down keys to move along the row to the left or right respectively. If you want to open up a message, just enter on the subject line, and, on the resulting page, press the number 1 on the number row to go directly to the message header, then the down arrow to move through the message headers, and, eventually, through the body of the message. Now, you'll have to go into the options on web mail to configure how you want your messages displayed, the number of messages per page, whether you want the recent messages at the top or bottom of the list, and finally, what you want the site to do when you're finished with a message and you delete it or move it, or mark it as spam, which will either open up the next message in the list, or go back to the list of messages. I should note that this does not denote the entire range of options within Yahoo Mail's web mail configuration, only the options regarding reading your messages, but you have to make sure you save your settings when you're done, which is at the bottom of the page on every screen. There are options for configuring away messages, bulk mail folders and the like, and, if enabled, pop forwarding, or just plain forwarding of your messages to another account. There is a trick you need to observe though. At the top of the page in the tab order, where it says options, if you enter on the options link, it may appear to do nothing, but in actuality, another menu below it has opened, and you must arrow down to the link named, "Mail Options" and enter on it. This will take you to your options. Anyway, I wasn't sure if you were asking how to use Yahoo's web mail interface, or how to correct the accidental activation of the new Yahoo Mail. In any case, I hope I've answered your questions. Scorpio For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/ For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
