[jaws-uk] Re: Help please.
- From: "Mullins, Chris" <Chris.Mullins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "'jaws-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx'" <jaws-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 23 May 2005 13:44:21 +0100
Michael
It depends how old your version of Notepad is. If you tap the Alt key then
use the right arrow to step along the menu bar and it reads out 'File Edit
Format Help System', then control 'f' should work. If however, it reads out
a menu item entitled 'Search', then you have an older version of notepad and
have to use alt + s f for 'Find' to bring up the find dialog.
Cheers
Chris '
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Brown [mailto:michael.brown222@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: 23 May 2005 13:34
To: Jaws User Group.
Subject: [jaws-uk] Help please.
Hi Folks,
can anyone help please? My first question is; I've tried to use the find
feature with ctrl+F in Notepad but it does not appear to work? It does work
however in Word 2000 which I have installed.
Does the find feature of ctrl+F only work in Word then? and not in Notepad?
My second question is off topic, and not Jaws related, but I wondered if
someone can tell me? What does a braille EN sign and a lower G sign mean in
braille computer coding? that is in a website address?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks again,
Michael Brown.
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