thank you. we had noticed because she has some vision that the window
shape and size was different but were unable to find a way to effect a
change by using jfw with resize. this shall be done with sighted
assistance. Is there a way to use resize with jfw? I seem to recall
something a while back on this topic.
As to the other problem you mention with missing chunks of text, I
usually allow the first screenfull of text to scroll and then read it
and then go to subsequent screens with no problems.
A tip. if you are using pine and show cursor is activated, this impedes
readability.
Ivan Fetch wrote:
>
> I am not sure how much of this may apply to your situation, but here's
> what experience I have had with JFW and telnetting:
>
> If you are using telnet that comes with win95, a lot of times the
> window containing your current session is not maximized, so you can not
> see the entire screen (sometimes width wise, sometimes horizontle wise).
> Attempting to maximize the window like you normally would (using alt
> spacebar and simelar methods) does not seem to make the window in question
> bigger (according to sighted assistance) and finally someone had to use
> the mouse to resize the window by dragging it's border. This of course is
> not an option - Maybe there is a way to maximize the window, but I have
> not discovered it yet, and just use another telnet product (we have
> TCP3270 as part of the university I attend which works fine). The telnet
> program which comes with Windows NT has never given me the above problem.
> Another thing, is that if you are using eloquence as well as jaws in
> say all mode (so that text is read allowed as it appears on the terminal)
> jaws tends to skip over chunks of the text as the screen fills up. For
> example, if I fill the screen with text, such as a message coming up in
> pine, portions of the text being read are missed; skipped over. I am not
> sure but this could be what your client is experiencing. Simelar to my
> window sizing problem above, I do not use say all mode in telnet enough
> for this to be a problem, but I suspect turning off the "reading
> interrupt" setting in Jaws would solve this problem.
>
> This is all I can think of at the moment,
> I hope some of it helps.
>
> Ivan Fetch.
>
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