http://EmpowermentZone.com/FxMax.exe or .zip (manual install currently necessary on 64-bit Windows) Recent changes: Renamed the Tweak Settings command to the More Settings command, Alt+Shift+M. Improved speech with the following commands: Bookmarks (Control+B), Organize Bookmarks (Control+Shift+B), and History (Control+H). Modified code to ignore the JAWS KeyboardLanguageChangedEvent, since the default event handler function was sometimes not being found by JAWS. Added several commands. As before, you may use the Save Page command, Control+S, to save the current page in either its native format, such as HTML, or in plain text. Now the Save Link command, Alt+S, may be used to save the file linked at the cursor position. You are prompted for the path and name of the file to save on disk. As before, Control+F4 closes the current tab. Now the Pick Recent Tab command, F4, lets you choose a recent tab to open, typically from a list of the last ten. Use the Recent Tags command, Shift+F4, if you just want to hear the titles of all recent tabs. FxMax now incorporates a utility for web usability testing called TestPage, which is available separately at http://EmpowermentZone.com/tpgsetup.exe Use the Test Page command, Alt+Shift+T, to invoke TestPage. It prompts you for the url of the page to be tested. The default will be the first url found on the Windows clipboard, if any. If no url is found there, the default will be the url of the current page. After assuring the url is the value you intend, press Enter to produce an analysis of the page concerning issues of web accessibility and HTML validity. The report is saved in a text file named with the domain of the url. The subfolder location is ... \Application Data\TestPage The program associated with .txt files in the Windows registry will then be opened with the report just generated. The default Windows program with this association is Notepad. Another program may be associated instead, e.g., via the Open With command on the context menu of Windows Explorer. The built-in TestPage feature makes it easy to produce a web usability report based on tests that may be automated (other checks involve manual intervention). The report may be sent to a webmaster of a site, or used by oneself as a web developer. Jamal __________ Visit and contribute to The JAWS Script Repository http://jawsscripts.com View the list's information and change your settings at //www.freelists.org/list/jawsscripts