Hi Tracey,
So far as I am aware, this works for some people and it appears to be
linked with the version of Windows you have and not to JAWS. It doesn't
work for me with an early version of Windows 95 and JAWS 3.31.35.
Hope this helps.
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Carol Pearson
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At 04:00 15/11/99 -0500, TRACEY JACKSON wrote:
>thanks for the information, however do this work with JFW32? I have been
>trying to use the shift-f10 and it taking me to my start button. let me
>know.
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Les Kriegler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: JFW list <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Sunday, November 14, 1999 8:37 AM
>Subject: Creating Hotkeys
>
>
>>Hi to the List,
>>
>>I have read numerous procedures for creating a hotkey to run an
>application.
>>Most of these explanations were complicated, including my own, which I
>>recently posted to this list. I have finally identified a much easier way
>>of creating hotkeys, so I am submitting this here. Let's use JFW 3.31.35
>>for our example. This assumes JFW is already installed on your system.
>>1. Bring up the start menu with the left Windows key, or type
>>Control-Escape if you don't have a Windows keyboard.
>>2. Type P for Programs.
>>3. Type the letter J until you hear "JFW 331 submenu" and press enter.
>>4. You will be on the Jaws icon. Press Shift-F10 to bring up the context
>>menu. While you may not hear anything, trust that you are where you need
>to
>>be.
>>5. Use the up arrow key once and you will hear properties, then press
>>enter.
>>6. You are in the properties sheet for JFW. Tab twice and you are in the
>>field to assign your hotkey, so go ahead and assign a key and press enter.
>>That's it; you've assigned a hotkey for running JFW 3.31.35. Much less
>>keystrokes, and it works! I've assigned 3 applications in this manner, and
>>it's a breeze. Try it, you'll like it!
>>Best Regards,
>>
>>Les
>>
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