Bill, Thanks for hanging in there with me and finally getting through to
my thick brain.  Yes, I agree.  Do other screen readers which have this
auto label feature have a problem with resolution? if not, why or how
did they solve it?

I wonder does any one know what the label assistant for jfw will be
like?
Thanks again.

bill cameron wrote:
> 
> david  the fact that resolution changes make  the association go poof, is my
> whole point.
> 
> so if you are constantly  sitting down to use a monitor set to a resolution
> other than  standard v g a, then you not only have to  label new graphics, you
> must also relabel all the hundreds of graphics that hj has already labelled.
> 
> now if hj wants to set jfw up so that when  you install it a person says  i
> want super v g a during the install and hj provides those labells at  that
> resolution that would also be find, guess what  i shall bet you hj does not
> want to go to the trouble to do this, to much effort, translation even they
> admit that labelling graphics is a hassle by the lack of provideing labelled
> graphics at differant resolutions.
> 
> plus  Carols point is very valid, when you move to a higher resolution where no
> graphics are labeled  trying
> to deduce  those other  graphics is much harder.
> 
> 
> 
> bill cameron
> 
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