Hello,
That wasn't the problem I was referring to, but that does happen with me
also. The original problem I had has been resolved. I reinstalled the
entire ie 5 package, restored the window to its original size, then
remaximized it with good results.
As for the problem that Doug mentions here, It appears to occur strictly
with JFW 3.20.31, at least that is my experience. I didn't have that
problem with JFW 3.20.09, but I had the same succession of letters come up
when I was using Netscape with 3.20.31, and the synth choice didn't matter.
Scott
At 03:36 AM 4/11/99 -0500, you wrote:
>I assume you refer to the mysterious "back quote colon o a d d r 1" which
>I also hear being read on web pages in IE5 when I use JFW 3.20.31 with
>Eloquence. I'm not sure if the problem remains with a different synth,
>JFW version, or IE version. Neither do I know the cause or solution.
>I've seen it several times on the same page and on quite a few, if not
>all, pages.
>
>--
>Doug Lee, Computer Instructor
>BLIND, Inc. (Blindness: Learning In New Dimensions)
>
>On Thu, 8 Apr 1999, Scott Van Gorp wrote:
>
>> Hi List,
>>
>> Recently, when entering Internet Explorer version 5 with JFW 3.20.31 I come
>> across a strange problem. Extra characters appear in the document when I
>> try to read it with JfW. The most common characters that appear are the
>> letters P, D, and R. These letters can also be supplemented with others,
>> and they usually occur at the beginnings of lines. Is Jaws acting strange,
>> or is this an Explorer problem?
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> Scott
>>
>> Scott Van Gorp
>> NWC/RSC box 1179
>> 208 8th Street S. W.
>> Orange City, Ia 51041-1919
>> (712) 737-1424
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>>
>
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Scott Van Gorp
NWC/RSC box 1179
208 8th Street S. W.
Orange City, Ia 51041-1919
(712) 737-1424
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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