leanne i think you are doing it wrong.
if i am mistaken i am sorry, but i think insert and control do the same thing.
both make the right arrow move a word at a time.
to highlight try holding down
shift key plus control key plus right arrow key keystroke.
also the differance between windows and dos word processing is this,
in windows highlight the text, then change or perform the action.
so if you highlight 4 lines hitting delete will get rid of it.
or if the same 4 lines are highlighted you can go into the menu and hit the
bold key and presto it is bolded, but only the highlighted text gets bolded,
nothing else.
highlighted means it has a differant color to make it stand out.
bill cameron
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At 02:34 PM 3/29/99 -0500, you wrote:
>I understand that the JAWS command: control + insert + right arrow will
>move the cursor to the next highlighted text in Word. What is meant by
>highlighted? I tried searching for bolded text this way without success.
>
>Also, is there anyway to get JAWS to identify a change in the appearance of
>the text automatically, without stopping to use insert f or insert 5?
>
>Thanks, Leanne
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