Just modifying your instructions. Instead of right-clicking anything, press f5 to refresh the desktop. This, if something is selected, will deselect everything. Press the applications key, and follow the below instructions. Alternatively, iin your system tray should be options for your video card. Again, either right-click or press the applications key and go to graphics options, settings, properties, or something similar.
Thanks Nimer J Nimer M. Jaber The information transmitted is intended only for the person or entity to which it is addressed and may contain confidential and/or privileged material. Any review, retransmission, dissemination or other use of, or taking of any action in reliance upon this information by persons or entities other than the intended recipient is prohibited. If you received this in error, please contact the sender via reply e-mail, and delete the material from any computer. Website: http://www.empowertheblind.org Phone: (720) (251-4530) Dónal Fitzpatrick wrote:
Hi Laura: I had the same experience using jaws. I found an article which helped me to solve it. Now please forgive me but I'm working from memory here. The actual content is on my desktop machine, and as I'm attending a workshop in another country, I'm nowhere near it. The following instructions are given in terms of jaws and, where possible, an alternative if you have sighted help. 1. go to the windows desktop; 2. press home (on xp this should take you to "my documents" or whatever is the first icon on your screen; 3. change to the jaws cursor; 4. move the cursor using the right-arrow key to the point just beyond the "s" in the "my documents" icon. You should hear the word "blank" spoken. Now, press the right-arrow key once more. 5. at this point, you can try using the right button on the mouse and you should get a context menu containing items such as "arrange icons by". In other words, something not related to a highlighted icon. If you are still highlighting the icon, then you will get a context menu giving such items as "open" etc. In this eventuality, start again. 6. If you go down this context menu, you will find a submenu entitled "graphics options". Expand this, and you'll see a further submenu called "rotation options". You can readjust the screen inside there. Alternative (for use with sighted assistance): 1. go to the desktop; 2. right-click on a blank space on the desktop; 3. the context menu detailed above should appear. In this eventuality, carry out the procedure outlined in "6" above. Again, my apologies for the lack of clarity in these instructions, but hope they help. Dónal __________View the list's information and change your settings at //www.freelists.org/list/programmingblind
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