I can agree with you on that jeff, but I would
also like to add that while I find the new
enhansments to the interntet with IE neat
sometimes, I would much rather use the old one.
but they took that away from us. this vertual PC
cursor just has too much junk to go threw. and
even with insert+z to turn it off, we still do
not have things the way they were. I can not read
this edit box in yahoo maoil. so I sure hope my
typing is good. when the vertual mode is off, why
can we not do select a link? does not have
anything to do with the PC cursor. I am glad this
is still a beta, cause if these anoyences are not
fixed, I don't think I could recomend JFW to
anyone, and I would hope I could get my money
back on the SMA's back that were for the next
versions after 3.31. one word of worning, if you
have virtual PC cursor off, be sure to give
enough time for the page to load. if you reformat
too soon, JFW crashes your PC.
--- Jeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1. Pressing the DELETE key on a message in the
> message list does not
> behave as it did in JFW 3.30 -- it misbehaves.
> In JFW 3.31 RC, the
> phrase "Message Deleted" is spoken when the
> DELETE key is pressed.
> this is annoying and time-consuming. In JFW
> 3.30, this phrase was not
> spoken when the DELETE key was pressed. I
> attempted to modify the
> DeleteMessage script to comment this phrase
> out, but it was ignored.
> Ironically, the modification did seem to work
> if CTRL-D is used
> instead of the DELETE key. But, this is not
> satisfactory since the
> DELETE key is conveniently located to the arrow
> keys.
>
> 2. When an open message is deleted with
> CTRL-D, that same message is
> read again instead of the next unread message
> being read. This is
> with the virtual cursor enabled. I increased
> the delay in the
> DeleteMessage script, first to 4, then to 5 and
> finally 6, but the
> problem was not solved even then. This is a
> show-stopper since JFW is
> not properly reading what is on the screen. It
> makes JFW virtually
> unusable in Outlook Express 5.
>
> 3. In an attempt to work around the above
> problem, I turned the
> virtual cursor off and opened a message.
> However, it did not begin
> reading as it did with JFW 3.30. I even tried
> pressing INSERT-ESCAPE
> to refresh the screen, but this did not help.
> We should be able to
> achieve the behavior of JFW 3.30 in OE 5 by
> turning off the virtual
> cursor. That automatic reading of the next
> message is one of the
> strengths of JFW with regard to OE 5. Losing
> this ability is a step
> backwards.
>
> Regards
> Jeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - ICQ UIN:
> 736807
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>
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