Ok Folks, I've got a puzzle for you. I don't think it matters what
browser is used but if you use ie, for this you must not re-format the
page. you may need a pair of eyes or two to assist in confirming or
belying what jfw is communicating to us here.
the page:
http://www.akc.org/event.htm
has a table on it in appearances which has links in small print on the
left and text in larger print on the right. Visually, the text on the
left does not appear to align vertically or horrizontally with the
text on the right or so I am told. Jfw however when using the jaws
cursor to traverse vertically on the page speaks information that does
not visually appear to line up as though it is horrizontally aligned.
Is there in fact a horrizontally liniar association between the
portions of text that that are being spoken? or: is jfw somehow miss
informing us of the relationship between words that are in fact not in
horrizontal alignment?
I used both netscape 4.51 and ie5 <without re formatting the page> to
perform this examination.
Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
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