When you're on the download list and you want to view the info for a
particular book, hold down the shift key and hit enter on the download
link. I'm not sure, but I think this works if you hold down shift and
click, too. This opens the info in a new window. That way you can just exit
the window as opposed to hitting the back button in your browser. It's a
lot faster and saves you having to wait for the download list to reload,
which can take a while.
At 05:45 PM 1/10/2005, you wrote:
-Thanks Mike, for that explanation. Those features would be useful for sighted people, too. I see the download list as a list of titles and authors. If I want to see synopses or ratings or who the scanner was I have to click on "Download" the title. Then all that information appears in another window, one that replaces, not appears with, the download list. Fortunately,since yesterday I wanted to download a lot of books that need fixing, with IE I could go back to the download list (but not with Netscape). But that was a lot of going back and forth.
The features of your screen reader would, as I said, be usedful for sighted people, too. If the companies that make the JFW and Window-Eyes could make something like it for the general public as well, maybe the price could come down.
Cindy
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