Executable installer http://www.EmpowermentZone.com/kitsetup.exe Zip archive http://www.EmpowermentZone.com/kitsetup.zip With HomerKit 1.1, I am adding extensive support for Internet Explorer. Documentation is not complete yet, but this message covers the main points. The same Homer editor interface is used in the browser for commands that apply to both, e.g., Forward Find, Reverse Find, Copy Append, Start Selection, Complete Selection, Alternate Menu, and managing bookmarks. The list of favorites applies to urls rather than files, and so does Alt+R for Recent. Control+S saves the text of the web page to a file on disk, including the url of that page at the top. Control+Shift+S appends to a file rather than replacing it. The keyboard pattern of the Shift modifier meaning append rather than replace occurs with several commands. The scripts are intended to make clipping, combining, and saving parts of web pages as convenient as possible. Alt+P says the page url. If pressed twice quickly, it copies the url to the clipboard. Alt+Shift+P appends instead. Alt+U says the url reference at the cursor position (where the link would take the browser if activated). Repeat to copy, or add Shift to append. Alt+B works similarly for the body of the page. As usual in the Homer interface, use the Quote Clipboard command, Alt+Apostrophe, to hear clipboard text. Control+Apostrophe saves that text to disk, and Control+Shift+Apostrophe appends to the target file instead. Homer generates a unique file name as a default when prompting for a save target, and re-uses the previous name when prompting for an append target. Control+T and Control+Shift+T reverse the previous commands, loading or appending a text file onto the clipboard. Control+I and Control+Shift+I prompt for text to be typed onto the clipboard. Alt+N is an alternative to JAWSKey+N, attempting to skip navigation links and go to the main content of the web page. It searches for a "skip navigation" link and executes it, if found. Control+Shift+P searches for a "printer friendly" link and executes it, if found. The F9 key is used for "ID bookmarks" instead of the standard index bookmarks with Control+K. F9 goes to the next non-blank ID attribute on the page, and Shift+F9 goes to the previous one. Control+F9 saves the ID at the cursor as a bookmark, and Alt+F9 goes to it. I am still working on an optional, automatic install of these IE scripts that accounts for different JAWS versions. For now, anyone wanting to try the scripts can take a few manual steps as follows: * Install HomerKit in the user script folder, using the executable installer or zip archive. * Press JAWSKey+0 when IE is active to load the FS scripts into Script Manager. * Go to the bottom of the file and Enter the line Use "HomerIE.jsb" Press Control+S to save and compile the new file (which will be saved in the user script folder). * Open the user file HomerIE.jkm. Copy all text to the clipboard, e.g., with the Homer Control+F8 command. * Open the user file Internet Explorer.jkm or Internet Explorer 5-6.jkm, depending on the JAWS version (6.2 and above work with the scripts). Go to the bottom of the file, paste the clipboard text, and save. Feedback welcome. Jamal ** To leave the list, click on the immediately-following link:- ** [mailto:guispeak-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe] ** If this link doesn't work then send a message to: ** guispeak-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx ** and in the Subject line type ** unsubscribe ** For other list commands such as vacation mode, click on the ** immediately-following link:- ** [mailto:guispeak-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx?subject=faq] ** or send a message, to ** guispeak-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with the Subject:- faq