No, this is not a menu item, or at least I dont' think it is, it is just
something on win XP that makes you aware that you have new program
installed. As I said, I seen it lots of times before when I installed
somethi8ng new, but usually it doesn't last long, sure definitely not after
3/4 reboots, which is how many I had since I've installed this new jaws.
Although I hardly ever reboot, but last few hours I had some other non
related thigs to do which required reboot. Of course jaws might not be the
corporate here, but I know that that was the last thing I installed. As for
the menu, I personally prefere XP layout. As I said, this doesn't annoy me,
but I'm more curious as for why this is happening, is there a posibilitty
that every time I reboot windows is registering somethign as a new
instalation, this is nothing to do with menus.
Vanja
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter Logue" <peterlogue@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2005 3:47 AM
Subject: [access-uk] Re: New programs installed?
Hi Vanja, I suspect that this reading of, new programs installed means that this item is uppermost on your menu list directly on the start menu. For instance, mine says New Office Document. If you arrow up around the cycle, does Jaws read it again? I've never seen such a menu item, but I suspect this is what you have. Make sure your menu is set to Classic mode also.
Peter
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