I haven't used it, but I have saved these two messages for the time when I have the time to try it. The two messages are below. First message. First, load Rhapsody and go into the Jaws configuration manager to make a file for Rhapsody. This will make your life easier. Go to the HTML settings and go to the tab about headings and frames. Make sure it announces that you're entering and leaving frames and that it speaks headings for you. Under the misc tab, make sure it reads element attributes and also turn off flash movies. Save the config file and you're ready to have a go at this. Once Rhapsody is installed and you sign in, your PC cursor won't move around. Route your Jaws cursor to pc and begin reading the screen with your Jaws cursor. Once you see something that says browse genres or staff picks, click on that with the Jaws key for the left mouse button. This will bring the window into focus and will put it all in the virtual cursor. After that, you can read the site like a web page. If you have to tab away from the Rhapsody window to answer a message or something, you will have to repeat this step to get Jaws to read in virtual cursor mode again. Now that it's reading like a web page, you can search for songs or artists, or you can browse genres just like on a web site. Make liberal use of your h key for headings and your m key for frames. Use your f key to find the form where you can type in search terms when you want to go that route. You'll notice that the top frame has navigation links in it. The middle frame contains a list of all of the albums by an artist or contains your search results. The next frame has the actual list of songs on the album along with play album and download to library buttons at the beginning of the frame. Once you find a song you want to listen to, you have two choices. Above the song title, you will find two graphical buttons. One says play and the other says download. Playing is easiest for us. If you want to download songs, choose download and let a few minutes go by. You cannot see the download progress with Jaws, and the Rhapsody library is only quirkily useful. The solution to playing downloaded music is to use Windows Media Player to actually listen to your downloaded tunes. By default, Rhapsody puts your downloaded music in your My Music folder in the My Documents folder on your machine. Once you've downloaded to your heart's content, exit Rhapsody and load Media Player to sort or play your tunes. As for CD burning, I haven't figured out how to do that. Same thing with transferring songs to your mp3 player. Maybe MediaPlayer will let you do it. I'm lost on that score. Monica Visit my blog at: http://plumlipstick.livejournal.com Second message: I've had a great deal of success by doing the following, and it's really easy. After you enter your password, just do a left mouse click with the jaws cursor. If this doesn't bring up the program immediately, do the following: First, activate the jaws cursor. Find the list of genre categories by moving the jaws cursor to which ever category you would most likely be interested in exploring. Then, simply do a left click. You will now have total access to the program. It is just a multi-frame simple web page, really, that the virtual cursor reads quite nicely one it knows it should. You can even use html quick keys like F to find the edit box where you can run a title or artist search. Quite cool. Hope this works for you, to. --RIB ----- Original Message ----- From: "Matt" <msoct@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2006 9:49 PM Subject: rhapsody scripts Hello. I was wondering if anyone knows where I would be able to get scripts for jaws to make the rhapsody music program more accessible, or if anyone knows any keyboard shortcuts to accomplish this. Any ehlp would be appreciated. Thank you. -- To post a message to the list, send it to jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe from this mailing list, send a message to jfw-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with the word unsubscribe in the subject line. Archives located at: //www.freelists.org/archives/jfw If you have any concerns about the list, post received from the list, or the way the list is being run, do not post them to the list. Rather contact the list owner at jfw-admins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx