IT DIDN'T WORK BECAUSE YOU ARE TRYING TO PUT A FRAME WHERE A SCRIPT
NORMALLY DOES THE WORK
On Thu, 01 Apr 1999 00:16:37 -0800 scott fischer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
>
>
>Milton,
>
> Hi Milton. I went by your instruction, and by the way, when
>you say "hot
>key" it is actually "assign to". Hey, for us novices, that could throw
>some
>one off.
>
> Anyway, when I typed "taskbar" and tabbed to where I am
>supposed to type
>"Y" for yes, over-write, it never said that. So I continued on. I did
>everything you said, and when I got to where you you select silent,
>then
>find assing too, hit (alt/f11) it says, "already assigned to f:11, to
>continue move on or something like that. I then finished the final
>step by
>hitting enter on okay.
>
> Didn't change a thing. It has always said, Jaws, and that is
>it! Now I've
>had other things such as when I type c:\windows\start
>menu\programs\accessories it comes up with "file not found" and this
>is a
>standard file in almost every system! So, it isn't imposible for this
>to
>happen. For now all it says is Jaws, and I really would like it to say
>each
>icon on the bar. If you have another set of instructions, I would like
>to
>give it another chance.
>
>
>At 05:34 PM 3/31/99 -1000, you wrote:
>>For all of you who are having problems reading the Taskbar with
>insert-F11,
>>please bare with me as I explain things for all that need the help.
>>
>>First, be sure that the setting for "Taskbar On Top" is checked. To
>find
>>this out, go to the Start Menu, Settings, Taskbar. The first item
>that
>>should come up should be Taskbar Always ontop--and make sure this is
>>checked--if not press the spacebar. Tab to the OK. Use alt-F4 to be
>sure
>>that you closed it.
>>
>>Now, if it still doesn't speak, follow these instructions. They were
>posted
>>to the list a while back and the instructions were originally
>provided by
>>Henter-Joyce.
>>
>>Hello to all those who need to get there taskbar back in focus. I
>have just
>>upgraded to Windows 98 and was given these instructions for
>configuring the
>>Taskbar.
>>I followed them, and now Insert+F11 reads the taskbar just as it used
>to do.
>>
>>1. Place PC cursor on Task Bar and hold Shift + Control down while
>rapidly
>>pressing [ twice.
>>2. Type: TaskBar
>>3. Tab once and answer "Yes" to prompt regarding the overwriting of
>the
>>previous entry.
>>4. Tab to "Save in Frame File" and down arrow to "Default".
>>5. Tab to "Echo Group" and select "Silent"
>>6. Tab to "Hot Key" and press the Numpad Insert + F11. When you are
>prompted
>>to overwrite a previous assignment to the JKM file, select "Yes".
>>7. Tab to "OK" and press Enter.
>>
>>When you press Numpad Insert + F11, JFW will now read the
>applications
>>displayed on the Task Bar.
>>
>>I hope this helps all of you just as much as it helped me.
>>Suzanne Tritten
>>
>>Aloha,
>>Milton M. ota
>>Associate Dealer, Hawaii
>>Island Computer Access Now ICAN
>>E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Visit my home page at:
>>http://www.hgea.org/~mota
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>>
>>
>Scott "Nr. flo control"
>
>
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