for clarification, also,  let me emphasize that  the problems of using JAWS
331.35 with  virtual cursor turned  "on"   occur in a single
program--Outlook Express. I  have no doubt that the    very nice gentleman
who uses on line banking would  have more issues--if simple users of Outlook
Express have problems with the virtual cursor on.
At first, I thought "This cannot be happening".   so I said nothing and took
notes.  In Outlook Express, after doing several copying and paste
operations--the JAWS  wouldstart "going crazy". i mean the thing would read
subject lines in such  a horrible way that one wanted to hit the computer
with a big  mallet!!     The subject line which was highlighted would not be
read correctly at all--in fact  subject lines were read in twos  and the
line that was read *was not the correct one*.  I  discovered this the hard
way when i was deleting "the wrong messages"  but did not know it! So
others on another  list --wherei was writing  when this started--started to
say "me too!".  So  I returned to this  list and called people on the phone.
That is when users of Netscape found that they could duplicate "JAWS going
crazy".
I  simply want the easiest method to get the darn--but wonderful virtual
cursor "turned off"  the easiest--and the fastest method!
I   feel it is "unfair"  for me to have "to go without the virtual cursor"
and its obvious benefits--which I  have to go  without--when "I am forced"
to turn it off--not by choice!  the "best"  solution in all worlds would  be
to make JAWS  so stable that the "JAWS going crazy issue"  would *not* be an
issue. I    kept calling people; I was told that m s a a  does play a big
part in the problem affecting "some" of us.  (I  should also say quickly
that some people  call "JAWS going crazy"  a losing focus problem; whatever
it is; it is lousy.)
thanks  to every  one who  wrote me off list,  duplicated the "JAWS  going
crazy problem"  so we would not feel  stupid and to those who are working
toward the 'best"  solution.
I   hoped for a  toggle switch since getting a better m s a a   may not
happen for years!
Happy Holidays to all!
----- Original Message -----
From: Kelly Ford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, December 24, 1999 2:58 PM
Subject: Re: no more top and bottom of window message?


> Hi All,
>
> I want to offer some clarification to my points about using Config manager
> on the virtual cursor issue.  Setting things up in a config file does not
> mean you lose the ability to use the v-cursor.  It simply means that you
> turn it on in stead of off with insert-z.
>
>
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