[jaws-uk] Re: Strange message in MS Word.
- From: "Jim Williams" <jwbr33694@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jaws-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2008 11:53:05 -0000
Not quite the same message, I don't get the "Unknown Function" bit but
whenever I open Word 2000 JAWS 8 reads out (sometimes spells) items on the
desktop such as:
Recycle Bin and other icons.
I vaguely remember this happening to another member on the list and it was
related to HTML coding?
Over to the boffins.
Jim Williams
-----Original Message-----
From: jaws-uk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:jaws-uk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On
Behalf Of Michael Brown
Sent: 21 January 2008 08:18
To: Jaws User Group.
Subject: [jaws-uk] Strange message in MS Word.
Hi Folks,
I have installed Jaws version 9.0 and merged the settings with 8.0, so I
didn't have to reset all my preferred settings. Yesterday I tried to set up
a template in Word with my address, date, and telephone number etc. i was
following some written instructions that I received duringsome Jaws tuition
about seven years ago on a much older version of Jaws.
I thought I had completed this template O K. but my wife said the template
wasn't in the list where it should have been, although it appeared when
retrieval instructions were followed.
My main problem however is, each time I go into Word to a blank and new
document jaws gives a message "unknown function anitoword" spelling this
outcharacter by character. I had earlier gone into Jaws verbosity menu in
word and selected spelling errors on, and i didn't know whether by doing
this, this had caused the above message, so i switched spelling errors off
to the default setting, but the message is still coming up spoken by jaws,
although my sighted wife says this message is not written on the screen?
Does anyone know what is going on? I have X P Home, Jaws 9.0,and I think
it is Microsoft Word 2003.
Any help appreciated, this message is driving me mad?
Michael Brown.
The kindness you spread today will be gathered up and returned to you
tomorrow.
Michael Brown
member of TAFN (The Accessible Friends Network).
www.tafn.org.uk
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