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<< Subj:         dialogue boxes not read.
 Date:  3/8/1999 10:22:55 PM Central Standard Time
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 Hi all.
 
 As a new user of jfw I am wondering how common it is for dialogue boxes to
 remain silent except for buttons which might appear.  IE, I am only
 informed that an ok button is on the screen after haws voices the word
 dialogue.  Of course I can use the insert-b keys to read the information in
 the box but I would like a workaround to automatically read them.
 
 Mark.
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Hello Mark,
Could you give me an example of a dialog box you are having trouble using?
There are several reasons JFW may not be recognizing all of the buttons.
First, the labels for the buttons could be in unusual places.  Also, JFW will
simply skip over buttons that are "grayed" unavailable.  
It takes a bit of getting used to, but the best way to review a dialog box
that you think is being misread is to route the JAWS Cursor to the PC Cursor
and review the screen.  
However, if you will give me an example and some specifics, I will try to
answer the question more thoroughly.
Glad to help at any time,
Suzanne Tritten, The Blind Avenger. 
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