Your point is well taken. The general feeling about the new jaws is
that it talks too much. It gives more information than is needed and
becomes irritating because it slows you down. For example, the
"message deleted" problem in OE5. I think the worst example of this is
jaws saying "link" before every link. If you're reading a paragraph on
a web page and some of the words are links, you might want to know
that sometimes, but if you're just trying to read and get the
information, hearing the word link several times in the middle of
sentences can be extremely distracting!

----- Original Message -----
From: abdul asis amer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, October 04, 1999 12:19 AM
Subject: number of links and jfw


Hello,.
The new jfw candidate release tells how many links in a message at
first
when it is opened , is this an advantage ? could it be after reading
the
text ? or a toggle? I see it as much speech before getting to the
subject
matter ! Just an idea

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