Hi,
There are two things you need to do to make sure the Windows 98 system is configured
optimally for JFW. First, make sure you
have made the changes to JFW and to Windows 98 that are recommended by Henter-Joyce.
Information on these
recommendations can be found on the technical support section of the Henter-Joyce web
site at http://www.hj.com. Second,
there are some recommended changes to Internet Explorer 4 that make it more accessible
with screen readers. Please make
these changes as well. For more info, start Internet Explorer, and press insert-f1
twice in rapid succession. This will bring up some
application help for Internet Explorer. If you need additional help to make the
recommended changes, please feel free to ask me.
Regards.
On Tue, 29 Jun 1999 18:16:00 -0400 (EDT), JEFFREY MICHAEL KENYON wrote:
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>Hello to all on the groups. I was just over using the JFW program that we
>have here at the college, which is 3.2. Originally when this was
>installed the computer had Windows-95, but the school has since updated to
>Windows-98. For the most part JFW seems to work with Windows-98 it being
>3.2 and all, but today when I was working on the internet, I noticed that
>it didn't read text that was on pages without links. This happened with
>some of the pages, but not all of them. On some of the pages it would
>read a small amount of text, but not the whole page that I was on. i was
>just wondering if anyone has experienced such a problem, and if so what
>has been done to correct this problem? Any help would be appreciated, and
>thanks in advance.
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>Jeff Kenyon
>Traverse City, Michigan
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