2 things but this is mostly about reading windows live mail
- From: "joanne" <houseofmusic3345@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 3 Dec 2009 07:09:26 -0500
First, I wanted to chime in and let those with Avast know that the same
warning message came when I started my computer. Don't know what's going on
there but am hoping not to see that again. Avast seems to be the most
Jaws-friendly of the antivirus programs.
On to my question: I am learning how to tolerate Windows Live Mail, since
I'll be using it until my XP machine returns. I like reading mail in HTML
because when you read it in plain text and go to next message it doesn't say
who it's from. But when I do read in HTML and hit delete so the next
message can begin, it seems Jaws gets tired after reading about 3 or 4
messages and if I hit insert escape to refresh screen it works fine. In
other words, the email is open and I hit delete, but it gets silent on next
message and screen-refreshing makes it talk again. But after reading a few
messages fine I find I'm screen-refreshing at the beginning of the rest of
the messages. I know F.S. really doesn't have a set list of recommendations
yet for Windows 7, and I also notice that when I installed Jaws it did put
me to a basic windows 7 theme so it apparently knows which theme Jaws works
best in. But do you think screen resolution should be changed so I won't
have to keep refreshing the screen while reading mail, or do you think a
program like Auto Sizer might help whatever is causing Jaws to not respond
to the screen after awhile? If changing the screen resolution is the answer
(right now it's 1024/768), wouldn't changing the screen resolution also
change the workable theme that F.S. has recommended for Windows 7? I know
if theme gets changed Jaws reads horribly so not sure what to do.
Thanks for any help.
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