The text starts scroling from the bottom of the screen. Therefore, for each
new line added, the screen will move up a line. By keeping the jaws cursor
around the bottom few lines, you shouldn't miss much. mIRC isn't about
picking out someone to chat to in particular. You might want to take a look
at the irc intro icon found in the mIRC programs group. It will explain this
in more detail. As for the help file, use the tab key to access whatever you
want to find out, just like you would do for the jfw help file. Any further
questions, email me privately at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At 11:39 AM 9/5/99 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi.
>I have managed to connect in order to do on-line chat using Mirc but have
>come across a problem.
>There is a lot of stuff you have to wade through to read the various
>mmessages people are sending.
>How can I achieve this without wasting people's time as they may be waiting
>for a response?
>You have all of the menus at the top and I notice that whatever is said
>seems to stay on the screen so you seem to have to wade through the whole
>lot with the Jaws cursor which takes time.
>if you find someone interesting how do you pick them out?
>I notice that Mirc help file only gives information visually to bring up
>things which is a small problem for someone who is Blind and a first time
>user.
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>Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
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