One thing I have found is that I have to have the v cursor off in order
to tab to the place where I type in my web addresses. Wonder why that is.
Diane Scalzi
----- Original Message -----
From: Tom Rash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, December 12, 1999 11:53 AM
Subject: Re: More info on the V Cursor
> I've noticed that wilth me as well. whenever I come back to a given web
> page, the V cursor is back on again. I also like the v cursor, but am a
bit
> confused as to when is a good time to use it. I notice that when it is
on,
> it smetimes is not reading everything availale to me on a web page.
> Unfortunately, I probably turn it off more than I use it. It was a good
> idea. I hope it gets resolved.
> tom Rash
> Yucaipa, CA
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Les Kriegler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: JFW list <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: December 12, 1999 4:12 AM
> Subject: More info on the V Cursor
>
>
> > Hi to the List,
> >
> > Some may recall my difficulty with using the V cursor with the Citibank
> web
> > site to use the PC Banking service. If it is on, I cannot make a
payment
> > without my system crashing. That's happened on the 2 systems I have
tried
> > this with. I noticed another interesting issue. If I turn off the
cursor
> > with insert-Z, and then switch away to another program and come back to
> the
> > web page, apparently the V cursor is turned back on. When I pay bills,
I
> > have a text editor open to track which payments I wish to process, and
> also
> > have Quicken 98 running to actually record them. It's my typical way of
a
> > bill paying session. So, switching from application to application is
an
> > efficient way for me to get the job done. I always had thought that
once
> > one manually turned the V cursor off, it stayed off. Apparently not.
For
> > now, I've reached the conclusion that the only way to use PC Banking
> > reliably and easily with JFW is to run the prior version of JFW when
> paying
> > bills. That's why I've always advocated for keeping at least 1 prior
> > version of JFW around. I hope that issues with the V cursor like this
one
> > are addressed in the next release. I like the concept of the V cursor,
> and
> > it's great for reading web pages, and I'm copnfident that HJ is working
on
> > issues that have been reported.
> > Best Regards,
> >
> > Les
> >
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