[visionrehabtherapist] Re: gmail suggestions
- From: Test User <sruconich@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: mccallr@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 20 Jul 2011 18:22:28 -0600
Hi, Roberta:
Be sure that you are in Basic HTML view instead of standard view
(press control plus f to use the JAWS virtual find command and type
"basic html", followed by enter. Don't include the quotation marks).
Once you are in the right view, press x and you'll go to the first
email; you'll be told who it's from and that it isn't checked. If you
want to read the email, press down arrow until you hear the first few
words of the email; at the end of those words it will say "link".
Press enter to get to that link. Once there, press control plus f.
Type "Original" (without the quotes) and press enter. Press the down
arrow to read the rest of the message line by line. To get back to the
inbox, press alt plus i, or press alt plus left arrow twice. The next
time you press x, you'll see who the next email is from.
If you choose to delete an email, press the space bar when JAWS tells
you that the email is not checked. Once you've been through all the
emails and have checked those you don't want, press control plus f and
type "delete" (again, without the quotes); press enter. As long as you
haven't opened any of the emails while checking those you wanted to
delete, you now just have to press the space bar and all the emails
you chose to delete should be gone.
There's much more to know about gMail's use, but those are a few
basics. If anyone knows of better ways to do things, please let me
know. Let me know if this is helpful, Roberta. If so, I can give you
some more hints as you need them.
Sandy Ruconich
On 7/20/11, McCall, Roberta (DELEG) <mccallr@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I recently began to use my gmail account which had been sitting dormant for
> several months. I am finding it to be incredibly frustrating with lots of
> ads kindly selected for my pleasure by google, buttons that are inactive,
> and more. Does anyone have any suggestions on either how to make gmail
> useable with JAWS or another email program that works better with JAWS? I
> would like to establish an email presence that is not dependent on my
> provider (such as Comcast or ATT) that is most compatible with JAWS.
>
> Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated.
>
> Roberta McCall
>
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