[access-uk] Re: favourites in outlook express

Hi again Trace.

Just shows you. None of us are really all that good at computing! I didn't mean to send you a half finished message.

In my previous message we were at your Favourites Directory. - if you wish, I can write direct to you with the FULL instructions - Sorry for making it so confusing.

If you are still with me!!!, you should be in your Favourites Directory. If you arrow up and down, you will hear JAWS announce list of urls and addresses which you have already saved. These are contained within a Folder View type of list. If you press the Tab key a couple of times, you will hear JAWS announce a Tree View list.

While in the Tree View list Press Alt F and select New, press enter and ennnter again on Folder. JAWS will announce New Folder and you will have an opportunity to give the folder a name. Call this computing and press enter. You can follow the steps several times to create a number of folders, such as Work; Computing: hobbies; cooking etc.

Trace. I did not realise when answering your message that this would end up so complicated. I'm sorry about that. It's really not all that complicated, it's only me trying to write it up. Tell you what, get back to me and I'll talk you through it by phone or msn . my telephone number is 01436 842 350. You can contact me directly with a friends number and I'd be pleased to go through it with you.


Best wishes.

Andy







----- Original Message ----- From: "Andy Logue" <andy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2006 10:03 PM
Subject: [access-uk] Re: favourites in outlook express


Hi Trace.

It's so easy to keep adding interesting or important link addresses into your Favourites Folder. We all do it and to be honest, often I get bogged down with url's that I no longer recognise or that are no longer active. So it's important to try and manage the links, or urls which you save. In my case, I have created a number of directories as follows: Computing: Work, and General. So every so often I go through my list of links and move them, if I wish to keep them, into the appropriate Directories, and at that time, delete the addresses or links that I no longer wish to retain.

Other list members may advise you of several methods of achieving this, but below is the method which I have found most suitable.


1. While holding down the Windows Key, press the letter E. This will launch Windows Explorer. JAWS should announce something like "My Computer Opened" You can press your Arrow Keys up or down, to go through the Treeview of directories, such as: My Computer: My Documents: 3 1 half Floppy etc.

2. Arrow up to My computer and press the Tab key and JAWS should announce that you are in a Folder View.

3. Press the letter H until you land on a directory called something like HDD and press the Enter Key.

4. Press the D key until you hear JAWS announce Documents and Favourites, and press the Enter Key.

You will end up in a sub directory . If you arrow up and down, JAWS should announce something like: All Users: Your Name: or Owner.

5. Press the Enter Key when you land on your directory ; In my case it's Andy. This will open up another directory with something like the following: Cookies: Desk-top: Favourites: My Documents: Start Menu: User Data etc.

6.  Press enter on Favourites
















----- Original Message ----- From: "Spring.flower" <spring.flower@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2006 6:36 PM
Subject: [access-uk] Re: favourites in outlook express


I did mean internet explorer.

Can you talk me through putting them in to folders in full please?

Thanks

Trace

----- Original Message ----- From: "Graham Page" <gpage@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2006 4:32 PM
Subject: [access-uk] Re: favourites in outlook express


do you mean Internet Explorer?

the number is, as far as I know, unlimited. You may however want to create
subfolders so you can organise them better.

do this within the organise favourites option in the favourites menu.
Choose create new folder.

Cheers

Graham
----- Original Message ----- From: "Spring.flower" <spring.flower@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2006 4:07 PM
Subject: [access-uk] favourites in outlook express


Hi

How many sites can one have in ones favourites list in outlook express?

Trace

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