Hi Bob,
You sure deserve much credit for answering all those questions.
You mentioned the Internet Options under Tools.
I cannot find this, could you clarify please?
Thanks,
Harry Bassler
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From: bob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: sandy phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, August 14, 1999 3:25 PM
Subject: Re: many questions
My goodness, that's a lot of questions.
I'll put my responses to some of them intermingled with your message.
> Hi all,
> I need some help with a few things. I had some problems with ie5.0 so I
> had to format the hard drive.
<<Bob, why didn't you just uninstall ie5? That would have been a lot
easier.
I loaded ie4.01 with service pack 2 but I
> don't see the file where you check and uncheck certain things on and off.
<<Bob I think what you may be talking about is in the internet options menu
under the "tools" menu.
I
> didn't install the active desktop. Do you still have to do that when you
> have jfw 3.3026?
<<Bob No, it's recommended that you ("not") install the active desktop.
Also, when I try to read on the net it reads part of a
> sentence and then repeats it again. How do I set jfw up to read better on
> the net?
<<Bob I don't know of any setting that can help this, but if you use the
control pagedown instead of just the pagedown key to get the next page that
will help.
I also need to know the key strokes for the left and right mouse
> buttons.
<<Bob the mouse buttons are the two middle buttons on the top row of the
numpad. The numpad slash is the left mouse button, and the numpad asterisk
is the right mouse button.
Sometimes when I use the spacebar to uncheck something it still
> says it is checked when people with sight tells me it is not.
<<Bob Don't think I can help you there. Give some examples.
I also need
> to know if anyone knows how to set up separate mail boxes in outlook
> express.
<<Bob, I believe it's in the files menu, under "new". Select "folder".
1 more question. Does anyone know the signs for computer Braille
> and what each one means?
<<Bob, No. Computer Braille is a lot like Nemeth code. So, if you know
Nemeth, then you'll probably figure out computer braille pretty quick.
Hope this helps,
Bob
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