If you tab to a link you want to visit, press shift + enter, not just
enter. This opens a new IE window so when you want to go back to the
previous page, press alt + f4, not alt left arrow. By doing this, the
PC cursor will remain on the link you just visited and if you route
jaws to pc, the jaws cursor will be there too.
If you really click on the link you want to visit, that is, you place
the jaws cursor on the link and press numpad slash, hold down the
shift key when you press slash and you'll get the same result. A new
IE window opens and you get back to the previous page by pressing alt
+ F4. But now, the jaws cursor is already on the link you just
visited. You don't have to route jaws to pc.
-----Original Message-----
From: David Sky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, March 23, 1999 5:07 AM
Subject: Question: JFW 3.2 and IE 4.01
>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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