I am not sure that hj does monitor this list. Jimelsworth does monitor the
jfwLite list, and he said that if we have any problems with the beta, to
send them to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At 12:33 PM 9/17/99 +1200, you wrote:
>I sincerely hope HJ staff are monitoring this list to get the most out of
>the public beta process. In the hope that they are, here are some
>observations and suggestions.
>
>IE 5 access is really fast. Nice job. Some keys that I would expect would
>allow me to navigate a web page with the virtual cursor appear not to work
>for me. The control+home and control+end keys appear not to take me to the
>top and bottom of a web page respectively. I have my JFW set up to
>distinguish the number pad from the stand-alone arrow keys, and I think the
>page up and page down keys move me through the page with the virtual cursor
>on the number pad but not with the cursor pad. I guess this could be
>considered a feature, but the stand-alone page-down appears to do nothing.
>
>Also, the search feature doesn't work in a manner that I would expect.
>Given that JFW presumably has a snapshot of the entire web page, would it
>be possible for the control+insert+f command to find text anywhere on the
>web page. This is a feature of Windoweyes that I use all the time on the
>web and it speed surfing up considerably.
>
>Finally, a command that lets you find the next element that is different
>from the one that has focus would be nice. This command would allow a user
>to skip past a set of links commonly found at the top of each page so that
>they can get to the text unique to the page.
> Jonathan Mosen
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Walter
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