Hello Karkey:
The JFw keyboard manager default file is also good for looking up keys quickly. You
can bring it up in any editor/word processor.
I use JFW 3.2 so the full path name is
c:\jfw32\settings\enu\default.jkm. Any application would likely have a .jkm file as
well. For example, Word on my system (Office 97, Word 8)
has a file Winword.jkm in that same directory.
Hope this helps.
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Steven McCaffrey
Information Technology Services
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>>> Karkey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 07/19 11:21 AM >>>
Hi listers,
This week I will begin working with a new client who has only
delt with DOS. He wants to learn JFW, and windows 95/98. Since He
doesn't read or write braille, I am conserned about him being able to
review keystrokes and memorise them. The JFW keystroke braille guide
will obviously be no help. I am trying to find a text file containing
an updated list of JFW keystrokes that he can review at home in DOS.
gDoes anyone have such a file that would be fairly complete? We will
be using JFW 3.3.26 in his training. I Would appreciate any help on
this.
Very best regards,
Karkey
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