[access-uk] Re: Update on my OE problem, help still needed

  • From: "Andy Collins" <Andy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 20 Apr 2006 11:47:20 +0100

Hi Andy and Kevin -

Thanks for this stuff on the preview window, but unfortunately, it hasn't made 
a difference. When I hit the del key on an unopened message, jaws says 
"delete", but the message remains! Sometimes when I open a message to read it, 
jaws says "read only edit" so I'm wondering if some setting has got changed 
somewhere that is stopping me deleting these messages. Any more help please?

Andy
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Andy Logue 
  To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2006 10:52 AM
  Subject: [access-uk] Re: Update on my OE problem, help still needed


  Hi Andy.

  Not heard of this one before mate, but I had a look at the JFWLite site under 
Helpful Hints / FS Recommended settings for IE and OE  Below is what they 
suggest:

  You may find something in here to fix your problem

  Best wishes.

  Andy


  Internet Explorer
  If you want to use the Internet Explorer toolbar, you should include text
  labels on the buttons. To do this go to the Toolbars submenu under the View
  menu and choose customize and select Text Labels. There are several advanced
  options that should also be changed. Open the Internet Options dialog under
  the Tools menu and go to the Advanced page. Under The Accessibility Section,
  make sure the following are checked:


  · Move system caret with focus/selection changes.


  · Always expand all text for images.


  Under the Browsing section, make sure the following are not checked:


  · Show channel bar at startup.


  · Show friendly URLs.


  · Use smooth scrolling.


  · Enable page transitions.


  In the Accessibility dialog, make sure Ignore Colors Specified On Web Pages
  is checked. This dialog opens when you press the Accessibility button in the
  General page of the Internet Options dialog.


  Outllook Express.
  After installing Outlook Express, it is recommended that you specify your
  Inbox as the starting location of Outlook Express. To do this, open the
  Options dialog under the Tools menu. Move to the General page and check the
  box that reads, "When starting, go directly to my Inbox folder." For optimal
  functionality with JAWS, it will be necessary for the toolbar to be enabled.
  To do this, make sure that Toolbars is checked in layout under the View
  menu. Text labels for the Toolbar also need to be turned on. Go to the
  Layout dialog under the View menu. Hit enter on the customize toolbars
  button and make sure it specifies Show Text on toolbar.   You can also
  disable the preview pane in this dialog if desired. The Preview pane is used
  to view messages automatically as you move up and down the message list.
  Uncheck Use preview pane to disable this feature. If you want to leave the
  preview pane enabled, but do not want messages to be marked as read
  automatically as they are updated in the preview pane, go to the Options
  dialog under the Tools menu. Press CTRL+TAB to the Read page and turn OFF the
  Message Is Read After Being Previewed check box.






   
   

   

   

   

   


    ----- Original Message ----- 
    From: Andy Collins 
    To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
    Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2006 9:57 AM
    Subject: [access-uk] Update on my OE problem, help still needed


    Hi all -

    I've still got the problem of not being able to delete messages from my 
in-box in OE. Something else has now shown up, and it's this: I have a message 
in my in-box that whenever I either try to read it, or even when jaws just 
lands on it, something happens that locks up OE, and I get the "this programme 
is not responding..." message. I don't know what it is about this particular 
email message that is just sat there in my in-box, but I can't delete it, or 
any of my messages. Any ideas?

    Regards

    Andy


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