Thanks ever so much for your support!  In addition to what you write, the
virtual cursor will turn itself "on" again *even when I have *not left*
Outlook Express for  another program. I  have been doing my homework. Others
also have the virtual cursor *turn itself back "on*   when in the *same
program* as before. Thus  insert z--at best--achieves little.  the virtual
cursor will not stay "off".  and going into the  all those steps  kind of
defeats the purpose. I want a "insert z"  with staying  power--with some
"glue"  to hold down  that virtual cursor and keep it where it belongs. I
think the maximum number of  e-mail messages I can get through with v cursor
"off"    is about 9.  For example,  in writing you, I checked the status of
the virtual cursor--and I  had to turn it off again!
for those who  are missing  the importance of this,  if I do not turn off
the virtual cursor:  the JAWS  can lose  focus so badly and start reading in
a crazy way---as in reading duplicatesubject lines etc.  this  has been
duplicated even in Netscape so --it is not because of settings  or because
of something dumb I  might have done.
thank you friend,  it comes down to consumer preference.  anything that
makes JAWS easier  and more reliable will be a selling point.  and there are
many of us on 2 lists who have had to  resort to turning  off the virtual
cursor to make 331.35 *not lose focus*  or experience "JAWS  going crazy".
(I  kept the messages). This  is the best way to solve our problem; give us
the toggle switch.
thanks ever so much!
----- Original Message -----
From: Les Kriegler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, December 23, 1999 5:58 PM
Subject: RE: no more top and bottom of window message?


> Hi,
>
> I understand your point and support it.  It's all about user choice.  As
you
> know, since the V cursor is forced back on when you switch away from IE5,
> all the more reason for a toggle switch which keeps the V cursor off, if
one
> desires this.  I also can appreciate those wishing to hear "top and
bottom".
> A toggle would provide everybody with an easy choice, with but 1 keystroke
> to accomplish this objective.
> Best Regards,
>
> Les
>
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