Hello Abigail,
If you have Internet 4.01, you can use the list of links feature in
JFW. Once you have the page properly loaded in Internet Explorer, hit
Insert+F7. Every link that JAWS can find on that jpage will be
gathered up and put into a convenient list box for you. Now, you can
just hit the first letter of the link you want to get to. You may,
however, need to hit the same letter more than once if there is more
than one item that begins with that letter. But still, a lot quicker
than tabbing through the whole page.
Hope this helps.
Allan
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"It has been for me a long night, but a bright day. God has been
pleased to give me the talent of blindness and I have tried to do my
best to use it."
William Moon.
1819 - 1894.
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From: Lewis, Abigail R. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Internet Explorer 4.0 and JFW 3.2
Date: 15 March 1999 17:27
Question about using these two together. When we are searching the net
with
IE 4.O Jaws reads the page and then to connect to a link we have been
tabbing to that link. Which is very redundant and annoying. Isn't there
an
easier way to click on that link after it has been read by the pc
cursor?
If anyone has helpful hints in searching the web and Jaws give them to
me
please. I am very new at this and basic information is good.
Abbie Lewis
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