Re: Connecting to WIFI with JAWS
- From: "robert Doc Wright" <talmidim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 17 Dec 2009 04:28:01 -0700
the next option below that is the one you want. this tells the computer to
first check for a network connection before looking for the dial up.
----- Original Message -----
From: Alan Clendinen
To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2009 3:23 AM
Subject: re: Connecting to WIFI with JAWS
Tom,
I'm using Windows 7, Internet Explorer 8, and the latest JAWS 11. I'm
familiar with the Tools/Internet Options and the Connections tab, but while
choosing the "Never Dial a connection" option may solve the problem, it makes
it more cumbersome to switch back to a dial-up connection. I figured out a more
convenient solution:
I simply set my default home page address to an HTML file stored on my
computer's hard drive, so when I launch the browser, it doesn't automatically
try to connect to the web via the dial-up connection. As long as I first
connect to a WIFI access point before giving the browser a web address, it will
connect to it via WIFI.
Alan
Tom wrote:
Okay. I've forgotten which flavor of Windows you're running, so you may need
to look around a bit if you're not using XP. To disable a dialup connection:
1. Open IE8, then open the Tools menu and go into Internet Options, or you
can access Internet Options from Control Panel.
2. Switch to the Connections Tab by pressing ctrl+tab repeatedly until you
get there.
Pressing ctrl+tab four times oughta do it.
3. Tab several times until you get to the radio button that controls whether
or not a dialup connection is attempted. Set this radio button to "never dial
a connection".
4. Click OK, then exit Control Panel if you went in that way.
That should do the trick.
Tom
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