[nvda] Re: Windows Live Mail A Message Tip, and Unique Labels For Virtual Buffer Keys

Or even better: No forms. No headings. No tables. Etc.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Trenton Matthews" <afrang150@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
To: <nvda@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2007 3:25 PM
Subject: [nvda] Windows Live Mail A Message Tip, and Unique Labels For Virtual Buffer Keys 



Hello everyone!
For NVDA users that have downloaded the Windows Live Mail beta, besides myself, the best way to write and reply to messages is to write them using plain-text. The option to change the edit field for plain text mode is in the "send" tab under "options" in the "Tools" menu. Also, my suggestion for the lext snap shot, I was wondering, because the key labels in the virtual buffer match very close to JFW, for example, "No more headings found," or "no more paragraphs," could NVDA instead say: "No heading available," "No paragraph available," "No form-field or control available." Or to make it sound better: "No paragraph here," "No heading here," No form field here." 
Well, let me know what ya think on this one!.


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