I have no vision; jazzy just meant the site was responsive and had a more
logical structur than the earlier version. Once you get used to the new
organization of topics.
Document presentation mode and the screen setup are 7.0 Pro options that
help navigation in a number of ways, all of which I have not yet tried.
In htm and web environments, tables are usually spoken by column; the
document presentation and screen setup let's you listen to the tables by
row, with vertical lines separating the cells.
I can now hit the down arrow key in the title column of the table and find
the book I'm looking ifor at 20% or so the number of key strokes I usually
had to in the standard reading order.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Yardbird" <yardbird@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, 07 December, 2005 21 42
Subject: Re: AUDIBLE.COM Functionality
What are document presentation settings,and what's their purpose?
? What is screen setup mode, and what is its purpose??
What do you mean by saying that the revamped site is jazzy? Are you seeing
it visually, and saying that it looks more excitingly designed this time?
Isn't it possible to use Audible Manager any more, so that if you go to download a book, you're advised that you must first download, install and configure the new Audible Manager and, somehow, disable or delete your current Audible Manager? if so, is the installation difficult and complicated, as was often the case with the versin of Audible Manager I have? of A Manger Thanks.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Russ & Valerie" <valruss@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Cc: <support@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 4:24 PM
Subject: AUDIBLE.COM Functionality
I again went online to the audible site. The website is now pretty jazzy. The links work well, and the site is responsive and makes more sense to me than earlier in the week.
I even played with the document Presentation settings, and found going through tables in the screen setup mode works pretty well; especially when you are dealing with a list of over 200 books you want to locate in the library.
Audible Manager is a different story. You have to constantly switch between
JAWS and PC cursors to get around the site, and often I find myself some
place else. I'm sure there is an easier way to get around than what I'm
doing, and hope someone finds out how!
What kind of sucks is that you can no longer go from Manager to the website.
No link there, even for sighted users.
And we are missing a bunch of buttons that could help us navigate better, but what else is new.
Hope FS techs can help us out.
Happy reading!
- russ.
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