ins+z is the virtual cursor toggle which when on currently does not
show your position because it uses a virtual buffer for the page but
when turned off acts as it did in ie4.x.
Tusing wrote:
>
> Greetings,
> I have spoken with 6 trainers who use JAWS and the new betas.
> After a long discussion, I could not find any one who could explain how one
> could do the following.
> Suppose one is reading with the virtual cursor and needs to show the screen
> to a sighted colleague. Then having used the " control + z" command, one
> wishes to return back to using the virtual cursor. Now because the screen
> changed, do you have to "get back" to exactly where you were before the
> interruption--or--can one resume reading"in or near the place" where one
> was reading--before one had to display the screen to the sighted person.
> This is intensely revelant to me as I am taking a course which requires
> this.
> Please write me off list.
> Howver, when one asks a question to very knowledgeable people--and gets no
> answer or conflicting answers which actually are guesses, one starts to
> need better information.
> Thanks in advance.
>
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