Hi All, QB1 is an interactive game available as part of the NTN network which can be found at http://www.qb1.com QB1 allows you to play along with selected NFL games by attempting to correctly call the next play of the game. Basically, you guess whether the play will be a run or pass, and can further specify if it will go to the left, middle or right, and in the case of a pass whether it will be short or deep. Making these guesses involves clicking on buttons in a little Java applet that unfortunately JFW doesn't recognize. This is not a negative against JFW but rather the design of the web site. However, by using the JFW moveto command I've created a few scripts, which you can add to Internet Explorer to play the game. The NTN web site isn't overly screen reader friendly but if you've dealt with that sort of issue in the past, getting to the point where you can create a username and password and play the game is doable. These scripts are very preliminary and were created at a screen resolution of 800 x 600 with IE set to full screen mode. I mention this because basically all the scripts do is move the Jaws cursor to different screen coordinates and then issue mouse clicks. You'll still have to use the Jaws cursor (best to turn off the virtual cursor) to explore parts of the QB1 screen, such as what the official call was and your score. Setting JFW to Say All and use of the control key also works. Given that the NFL season is pretty much over I'm probably not going to work on these scripts too much. For all I know they'll change the screen layout for next year. But if you'd like to give them a try visit http://www.teleport.com/~kford/qb1.txt for the list of scripts and such. If you are not comfortable with adding scripts to an existing JFW file, adding keystrokes, and in general exploring the screen with the Jaws cursor, please don't get these scripts. At this time I can't provide any support for what I've done and am basically sharing these because they work here and it took a bit of time to click around getting the correct screen coordinates so I figure if someone else can benefit, they might as well give these a test. There might be a better way to accomplish what these scripts do so if anyone has ideas, feel free to create scripts and share them. - Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
