If I understand what you are describing I don't think there's a solution
for this in IE 4.01.  Are you manually moving the Jaws cursor around and
clicking on links or using the Tab key to move from link to link.

In IE 4.01 when you return to a page after tabbing around and following a
link, the focus of the tab key is returned to the top of the page.  If you
are using the Jaws cursor, it will remain where you leave it until you turn
it back on.  However, if you are using it to explore the screen, it won't
be focussed on the link you clicked on when you return.



At 06:42 AM 3/24/99 +1000, you wrote:
>the jaws cursor is really the mouse cursor, that can be moved with keyboard
>commands.  I'm not sure if there can be a solution here.
>
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>> From: David Sky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Subject: Question:  JFW 3.2 and IE 4.01
>> Date: Tuesday, March 23, 1999 6:36 PM
>> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> this is my first time writing to this list.
>> 
>> I have been attending a college course in which JFW 3.2 is being
>> used.  Last week the computers got connected to the internet; we're
>> using Internet Explorer 4.01.  It might also be helpful to note the
>> computers are on a network.
>> 
>> My question:  when I click on a hyperlink, that takes me to the
>> hyperlinked document.  Pressing alt-left arrow takes me back to the
>> first document... but the JAWS cursor is sitting at the top of the
>> page, not on the hyperlink I clicked on.
>> 
>> What can I do so that when I hit the back button, _both_ JAWS and
>> PC cursors are sitting on that just-visited hyperlink?  Does this
>> involve a script?  Note:  routing JAWS to PC does not do the trick.
>> 
>> thanks very much in advance!
>> 
>> David Sky
>> 
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>> Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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>> (+1) (604) 687-6898
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