Hi there,
I *think* the numbers which are assigned to the graphics are the order
in
which an unknown graphic is discovered. So when JFW says "graphic 350"
that is the 350th graphic that JFW does not have a label for. When you
are labeling such graphics, the best way to decide what text label to
gieve
it is probably to have someone explain what the graphic looks like
visually, or to figure out what it's purpose is. For example, if there is
an icon which prints a document, just label it "print" or "print document"
Sometimes in an application, you can put Jaws in say all mode (press
insert s until you here "say all"), and then use the Jaws cursor to find
the graphic you want to label. This way, if some help text appears
anywhere on the screen describing the graphic, you'll here it. Then you
have to put Jaws back in say highlighted text mode by pressing insert s a
few more times.
Hlpe this helps,
Ivan Fetch.
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