In most cases it's not really a jaws issue so far as that goes. It has to do
with the authoring practices of the web designer who setup the page. I know
it is frustrating but often enough that is our lot in life. The main thing
is that you know the work around to employ.
David Ferrin
Personal
Hi Lisa,
I too, had this same problem about 3 years ago when I signed up with BMG
Music.
As David and Alma already said, it is the way the webpage was written.
I haven't tried this, but I am wondering if custom labels can be applied
here.
Of course, in this particular case, once you've filled
Hi Lisa:
This is a very common problem encountered by screen reader users, if the form
is not coded with the proper HTML labeling techniques.
What I usually do when I come across these issues with any web site that I find
difficult or cumbersome to use:
Find the link to send feedback or
This is often the case, so that, many times on Web pages, it is better to
enter Forms mode only briefly before exiting it and reading on to the next
edit, and entering again, etc. Just hit the PC cursor to leave forms Mode.
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Good point, John, thanks!
Richard Justice
www.blind-computing.com
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Hi Lisa:
This is a very common problem
Lisa
I have had the same problem at times and found changing cursor modes often
helps
Al
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