Re: JFW 12 and Access 2007 solutions?
- From: Shanda Adkins <shanda.adkins@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 14 Jan 2011 17:11:38 -0500
Hi all,
John, I changed verbosity to beginner and worked in Access '07. It
read the form fields to me then. I didn't remember having to use
beginner verbosity in '03 to get that result, I checked and I didn't
have to; I could use advanced and it would read form fields, data
entered, ETC.
I will post this in a separate message, too, because someone might
delete this one since the subject is Access. Anyway, anyone know a
good way to handle the Office '07 ribbons while running JFW 11? I had
11 last year but didn't have Office '07 installed, so didn't have to
deal with the ribbons. In 12, of course, you can use the various
buttons on the ribbons, but this doesn't seem to be so workable in JFW
11. Any suggestions would be appreciated. I know you can use old
2003 shortcut keys if you know them, but I don't know the ones for
Access.
Thanks and take care,
Shanda
On 1/14/11, John Martyn <johnrobertmartyn@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> With Jaws 11 it tells me the column header when I navigate to it. Perhaps it
> has to do with verbosity.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Shanda Adkins" <shanda.adkins@xxxxxxxxx>
> To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Friday, January 14, 2011 12:14 PM
> Subject: Re: JFW 12 and Access 2007 solutions?
>
>
>> Hi,
>> Yeah, I can create a table in design view but can't tell what field
>> I'm entering data into--could you and if so, how?
>> Take care,
>> Shanda
>>
>> On 1/14/11, John Martyn <johnrobertmartyn@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>> Ok, from what I remember from my class, you can hit the alt key, on the
>>> first selection in the home tab is view, press space. You can choose from
>>> design view and datasheet view. I was able to create tables but queries
>>> were
>>> a huge problem. The ribbon has pretty much everything you need to switch
>>> views and create tables. I could only perform queries using the jaws
>>> cursor
>>> to get to the fields. Hope this helps some..
>>>
>>> John
>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>> From: "Shanda Adkins" <shanda.adkins@xxxxxxxxx>
>>> To: "JFW User's List" <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>> Sent: Friday, January 14, 2011 11:23 AM
>>> Subject: JFW 12 and Access 2007 solutions?
>>>
>>>
>>>> Hi, All,
>>>> I hope everyone is well.
>>>> I've done some searching on the net, and read through some of the
>>>> messages found on this list concerning this, but nothing seems to be
>>>> jumping out at me.
>>>> My basic question is this: is anyone successfully using Access 2007
>>>> with any version of JFW and getting what you need done? I don't mean
>>>> putting your data in Excel and then exporting to Access--no
>>>> work-around like that, because that's not going to work in my case.
>>>> can any of you input your field names into Access, change the data
>>>> type if necessary, and then put in your records and know which form
>>>> field you're in? Can you do things like create reports, run queries,
>>>> ETC in Access 2007 using any version of JFW?
>>>> I'm not very knowledgeable about Access but I know a little bit.
>>>> I've done some work in 2003 with an earlier version of JFW and had no
>>>> problem that I remember.
>>>> I am able to create my table in design view instead of data sheet
>>>> view. My instructor says tis is fine with him, just so long as I get
>>>> it created. I can put names for my fields, change the data type,
>>>> enter a description, whatever I want to do. When I go back to input
>>>> records, though, JFW doesn't tell me what field I'm in. If my first
>>>> field after the primary key is last name, there's no way for me to
>>>> tell that. I can read records that have been created, but once again,
>>>> I can't tell what field is what. I can see:
>>>> 36123, Jones, Amy, 26524, $33,000
>>>> where each entry above is a piece of data in a field. I can't see,
>>>> though, that Jones corresponds with the column entitled "last name".
>>>> Anyone have any solutions that have worked? All I've seen on this
>>>> list is that you should put your data into Excel and then export.
>>>> Insert+tab doesn't read any information to me either.
>>>> Help appreciated.
>>>> Take care,
>>>> Shanda
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