RE: Trouble With JAWS 5 & Outlook 2000
- From: "emarquette" <emarquette@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 23 May 2004 18:06:36 -0500
Hello:
I use MS Outlook XP, but I recall Outlook 2000 working the same way.
You have myriad options available to you.
Yes, you should be able to type the email address or contact list name,
and Outlook will auto-fill. Go to "tools" and "options" and double
check to make sure you have this option checked.
Even JAWS 5.084 works. If you still have version 4.51, however, I would
try it. The video bug in 5.0 could be a problem with your specific
video driver.
As far as Outlook is concerned, this functionality should be there if
you have checked all the right boxes.
In a list of messages, where you see (or hear) only the identity of the
sender and the subject, you should be able to hit delete without
opening.
Within a message, press Control plus D to delete.
You can tell Outlook either to open the next message after a Control
Plus D or bring you back to the message list.
You could be confused by the "preview" function in Outlook. Be sure
that is turned off. It just confuses.
Ed Marquette
930 West 34th St.
Kansas City, MO 64111
(816) 561- 7111
-----Original Message-----
From: jfw-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:jfw-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of DJ Mitchell
Sent: Sunday, May 23, 2004 3:18 PM
To: jfw list
Subject: Trouble With JAWS 5 & Outlook 2000
Hi All, Since switching to Outlook 2000 from Outlook Express, I am
having 2 problems using this program with XP Home. First, I have the box
checked to automatically finish the e mail addresses but I still have to
type the full address unlike Outlook Express. Is this a bug in 5.084 or
with XP Home or is there something else I should check? Second, when
reading a list of messages, Outlook Express let me hit delete after
reading the message body and the next message in the list would open in
the body of the message. Neither of these techniques work with Outlook.
I have to exit the message to delete it and I also have to arrow down to
the text of the message. Is this normal or is there a more efficient
way to handle long lists of messages? I am going through the tutorial
cassettes on Outlook with XP I just got from the Iowa School but have
not found answers to these 2 problems yet. Thanks for any help. Mitch
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