I just tried, using my international JFW3.31.38 (Beta?).
In fact, I I succeeded with my second test search.
Before that, I was able to "donate" a dollar to a charity and enter a
contest.
When writing name and email address, the information was spoken, but did not
appear on my Braille display (Brx-2D, 80 cell). I have not used IE5 and
JFW331 much.
Does anyone experience the same, or do you get it right?
Sincerely, Hans Anton Aalien
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> Fra: John Gassman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sendt: 1. desember 1999 22:11
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> Emne: New Encyclopedia Britannica available on line for free
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> Hi,
> This item was taken from the 11-15-99 Earthlink bulletin
> I haven't tried it yet,if you have, I would be interested in
> your comments.
> This especially true regarding its use with JAWS!
> John
>
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