The system tray list box key stroke is insert-f9 in most applications and
in applications using Internet Explorer scripts, control-insert-f9 followed
by the numpad plus or PC cursor key. In applications using Internet
Explorer scripts, insert-f9 brings up a list box of frames on the page
(also a handy keystroke). You must hit the PC cursor key after the
control-insert-f9 (in applications using Internet Explorer scripts) because
the control--insert-f9 puts and leaves you in the Jaws cursor and the list
box of system tray icons does not get read till you go back to the PC
cursor.
You arrow up and down through the list of system tray icons and you tab
across controls for each icon and press enter on whatever control you want
-- controls include left mouse click, double left mouse click, right mouse
click. So we now can do most nu anything with these icons that a mouse
user has been able to do.
Terrie Terlau
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