Dotty,

        I remember seeing something about insert/grave. In fact, it actually
worked once. Only once though, really strange.

What I did was, label the graphics for each sys tray item.

1) insert/f6 to minimize 
2) now shift/tab to get to taskbar
3) now route jaws to pc
4) hit end to get to far right of clock
5) hit insert/s till you hear say all.
6) left arrow past time and do it slowly till you hear first item being
spoken, and then you can label it by hitting insert/g and typing name, then
enter and left arrow again and again till done.

Now, once you are done, you are suppose to hit insert/f6 and then shift tab
to get to taskbar and then insert/grave which is suppose to bring up menu
you just created. No way though, doesn't work this way. What I do is, I
actually use the auto route function by hitting I think it is something
like (control/insert/minus or alt/insert/minus) which auto routes jaws to
pc, then insert/f6 and then shift/tab and then insert/right and you sould
hear each label announce your graphic as you labeled it.

Try this and if it doesn't work, make a tuna sandwich, chips and enjoy a
coke with it, and try again later.

scott
At 07:41 AM 4/17/99 +0800, you wrote:
>Hello list friends,
>
>I have had a good bit of trouble with my system in the last week which has
>meant stripping down the software to zero and rebuilding it back up.  I am
>now using Jfw 3.2009 with the default scripts.  I would request someone to
>please send me the message which appeared a couple of months ago on how to
>label the items in the system tray.  When I enter on insert+grove, I just
>hear graphics numbers being read.  I labeled these things before but
>discarded the instructions, thinking that this job was behind me once and
>for all.   Unfortunately, I am having trouble with my ISP this weekend and
>am not able to download a monthly archives file without getting cut off.
>Thanks to anyone who can provide the message or the information.
>
>Dotty Martin
>
>
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