A variant on the auto-label graphics feature which would also benefit keyboard
users might be called auto-detect hot keys. JFW would enter a mode in which
it examined one menu pulldown after another and took note of accelerator key
combinations listed next to menu selections. It would store this list
including the associated menu descriptions somewhere on disk, and then
display the hot key list for the application upon request.
Regards,
Jamal
On 1999-01-20 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Ndavid you missed my point, its time i am concerned with.
Ni also like a simplistic screen reader.
Ntrue each new feature requires a learning curve, and also adds more
Ntotal code to the total package.
Nto things that the end user does not want, unless doing so results
Nin major time saveing.
Nin this case i think the convenience and time saving warrants the
Ntrade off. by the way time savings is the whole reason people use
Ncomputers to begin with, so should not the software we use also do
Nthe same?
Nbill cameron
NAt 02:35 PM 1/20/99 -0500, you wrote:
N>oh, I think it is easy enough for a beginner to learn. one thing
N>we have to do is keep in mind that we must not make things that
N>are already simple to simple because if we do, the steps up become
N>giant steps and then leaps. One thing I like about jfw is that it
N>does provide some graduation in that regard. I've seen too many
N>jfw users who have not learned or been taught how to use the jaws
N>cursor because of some fear that the mouse is only for the sighted
N>or some such. Other screen readers not all are much too complex.
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