Hi, I don't know the answer to the configuration problem with JFW, but
perhaps I can help with the connection to your modem problem. Go to
view/internet options. Press control-tab until you hear connection. The
tabs here will allow you to choose whether IE dials your specified dial-up
network connection. If you have more questions, or if you don't have a
dial-up networking connection, please e-mail me privately at the address at
the bottom of this message.
=Beth=
=Beth Hatch-Alleyne=
Justice Means Not Just Us.
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-----Original Message-----
From: patpound <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Friday, April 02, 1999 8:16 PM
Subject: IE 5.0 scripts
>I have just downloaded and installed IE 5.0 and the new scripts (today's
>revision). However when I start IE the config files does not load. Thus I
>cannot get the insturctions as I did for 4/01 to set the settings so it
>works with JFW.
>
>Also, I could not find the setting to change so that IE automatically dials
>my modem. Is this a problem with JFW not reading everything?
>
>Thanks.
>
>Pat Pound
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Thursday, April 01, 1999 7:17 PM
>Subject: Welcome to jfw-digest
>
>
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>>[Last updated on: Thu Jan 28 20:54:43 1999]
>>The Jaws for windows mailing list has been created to provide a place
>>where users can discuss any aspect of the program.
>>
>>This can include:
>> Using JFW with specific programs.
>> script Language (Writing, debugging, sharing etc...)
>> and Anything else you can think of to do with JFW.
>>
>>Henter Joyce does not run the jfw mailing list, it is run on a Monash
>>University computer in Melbourne Australia. It is run by a user of JFW
>>who has no connection to Henter Joyce other than being a user of their
>>product.
>>
>>To send mail to the list, use the email address [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>Please note, before sending email to the jfw list, check to make sure that
>>your email program is set up to send messages in plain text format.
>>
>>Below are instructions for outlook 98, outlook express and eudora pro.
>>
>>Outlook 98
>>
>> 1. Start outlook 98.
>>2. Alt+t, activates the tools menu.
>>3. Letter o, activates the options multipage dialog box.
>>4. press ctrl+tab twice.
>>5. You should now be on a field that says "Send in this message format".
>Use the up and down arrows to change this to "Plain text".
>>6. press shift+tab to get to the apply button, press it. shift+tab twice
>more to get to the OK button and press it.
>>
>>outlook express
>>
>> 1. Start outlook express.
>>2. Alt+t, activates the tools menu.
>>3. Letter o, activates the options multipage dialog box.
>>4. Control+tab once, you will be on the mail sending tab.
>>5. On this tab the first item is a group of two radio buttons labeled as
>>mail sending format. One is plain text, the other is html. You want to
>>make sure the plain text button is checked.
>>
>>6. Use the tab key to move to "Reply to messages using the format in
which
>they
>>were sent" item, Make sure that this is unchecked.
>>
>>7. Move to the apply button and press enter, then move to ok and press
>enter.
>>
>>Eudora pro
>>Note, this is not for eudora lite.
>>
>>1. Start Eudora
>>2. go to the tools menu by pressing alt-t
>>3. then options by pressing o
>>4. You are now on a list of categories, move up or down until you find
>"Styled Text"
>>5. Tab twice, you should now be on a set of radio buttons.
>>6. Use the up and down arrows to change the selection to "send plain text
>only"
>>7. press tab again, you should be on "ask me each time", make sure this
is
>unchecked.
>>8. tab to the ok button and press enter.
>>
>>WWW page
>>The JFW mailing list has a web site at
>>http://yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au/~nallan/jfw
>>Here you will find any scripts and JFW patches that are mentioned on the
>>mailing list.
>>
>>
>>The jfw mailing list Guidelines
>>Post frequency: Every two weeks
>>last updated on: 28 January 1999
>>
>>The guidelines are simple and shouldn't cause anyone to complain too much.
>>if you want to comment about any aspect of the guidelines, send them to
>>[EMAIL PROTECTED], not to the list.
>>
>>0. Message format
>>All messages posted to the jfw mailing list must be sent using plain text
>>format. You may have to configure your email program to do this.
>>Instructions for various email programs are available on the faq section
of
>>the web page.
>>
>>1. Stay on topic. The topic for the jfw list is Jaws For windows, Jaws
>>for Windows NT and jaws for dos.
>>It has been noticed that some people insist on posting messages that they
>>know are off topic, that they state in the message are off topic, but then
>>go ahead and post it anyway.
>>Simply asking for replies to be sent privately doesn't make it ok.
>>
>>This doesn't mean that you can not ask questions about how well jfw works
>>with a particular application. As long as you are asking about jfw's
>>interaction with that program.
>>Remember, the list is here for help with jfw, not help on how to use
>>another application.
>>
>>2. subject lines,
>>subject lines should be clear and identify what the
>>contents of the message is about. If the contents of the message change,
>>the subject line should also change.
>>Those of you that subscribe to the digest should take note of this, it has
>>been noticed that some of you leave the subject line the same as the
>digests.
>>
>>Besides making subjects relevant to message content, put the most
important
>>part at the beginning of the subject. Remember that some (awful) mailers
>>show as few as 20 characters of the subject, so those 20 characters should
>>give the meat of the idea.
>>
>>3. Quoting replies part 1.
>>When replying to a message you should trim the original message down as
>>much as possible without losing enough information to allow other list
>>members to understand what's happening.
>>I've had a few people ask about this guideline. The reason is more about
>>taking load off the listserver. The smaller the message, the faster the
>>listserver will process it.
>>
>>4. Quoting replies part 2
>>When replying to messages, place your response at the top of the message.
>>I know in some cases its easier to mix your responses in with the original
>>message. In those cases, indicate that this is what you are doing.
>>
>>5. Virus warning messages
>>Do not, I repeat do not post virus warnings to the jfw list. 99.9 percent
>of
>>the time they are a waist of every ones time and, it is off topic. People
>can
>>go somewhere else to look for virus information.
>>
>>6. thank you, me too, holiday greetings and test messages.
>>I think we all know that everyone appreciates the help provided by users
on
>>the jfw list. A message that simply contains a "thank you" to members of
>>the list, although sent with the best of intentions, just increases the
>number
>>of messages members must filter through. If you want to thank people,
send
>>them private email.
>>the same goes for those very annoying messages that just say "me too" when
>>agreeing with another member. You might think that sending an agreement
>>message should be ok, but when 500 people all do it, it gets a bit much.
>>Holiday greetings can also be an annoyance when 500 people all do it. If
>you
>>are going to send a holiday greeting, it is likely that many others will
do
>>the same.
>>Finally, do not send or reply to any message that is a test. I and most
>>other people find these messages very annoying and replies just make it
>>worse.
>>
>>7. the list owner
>>This probably isn't a rule, but I thought I'd throw it in here to make
sure
>>people understand.
>>The list owner, that's me, has the right to unsubscribe anyone from the
>list
>>In the following circumstances.
>>1. If the person is being annoying.
>>2. If mail bounces back from the persons email address
>>
>>
>>
>>Contacting the list owner
>>You can contact the list owner via email at
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