Re: Help with regard to jaws for My friend
- From: "Ricque" <ricque@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 3 Nov 2005 13:04:37 -0500
Hi Fayaz,
Since your friend has already tried repair, and re-installation,
the next thing to do, is make sure that her machine is configured properly
for optimum use with Jaws.
There is great imformation on the FS website, and in the Jaws help for this.
After that, if she is still having problems,
she may need to try re-adjusting her display settings.
Ricque
----- Original Message -----
From: "Fayaz Pasha" <fayazjpasha@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2005 9:08 AM
Subject: Help with regard to jaws for My friend
Hi list,
My friend has requested some help with regard to jaws from the list. She
directly cannot approach as she always does nothave access to computer and
internet. I'm pasting the message that she has for the list with the hopes
of geting some help you can send your responses to either
fayazjpasha@xxxxxxxxx or directly to her on parimalashinde@xxxxxxxxxx
With warm regards,
Fayaz
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Hay JFW!
I hear by intend to draw your attention to a peculiar problem posed by
JAWS: version 6.1
But before doing so, I'd like to give a brief introduction of myself.
I am Parimala. N. I am a citizen of India; I reside in Bangalore, one of
the fastest growing cities in the world. I am a postgraduate in Economics; I
work
for IBM in the BTO/HR team, as an HR coordinator.
Let me now come back to the core of the main issue that I have hear. I use
JAWS version 6.1, with windows XP professional, version 2002. I have
observed
JAWS behaving in a strange fashion. I mean to say that, ones you open an
application say like JAWS itself, and press alt, JAWS should normally read
out
the submenu items as you use your up or down arrow. Or, read the next menu
item as you use your right or left arrow. But I don't hear JAWS doing the
same.
I am now left with the obtion of using the JAWS curser to perform the
required from the menu's. That is, I press alt and a particular menu, and
use the
function of a submenu through root JAWS to PC, and click the left mouse
button. But this is taking too long! I can't afford to be this slow at all!
So
please help me get quicker!
An other issue is that, ones I open the MS word and perform certain
operations, say like pasting any item from the clipboard, or any other
action for that
matter, and then use alt+ tab key to switch between different applications,
JAWS should normally announce the title of the current application which is
on focus. But, JAWS terribly fails hear too!
Also take a look at this issue! It is really interesting! JAWS behave
perfectly in all other kinds of dialogue boxes; it chooses to behave in a
little
different manner in the spell check dialogue box of the MS word. I mean to
say that, as I press tab to have a look at the suggestion list, it doesn't
read
the spelling suggestions at all.
The problems mentioned above occurred, and re occurred right from the
beginning. That is, right from the time of installation of JAWS. I have
tried my
hand in checking the JAWS verbosity, repairing JAWS, modifying JAWS, and
last but not least, re installing JAWS, but nothing seems to work at all.
Any help, guidance, suggestion, or advice to resolve this issue will be
hole heartedly appreciated!
Looking for your immediate response
Thanks and regards
Parimala
Fayaz Pasha, member recruitment team Transworks information services PVTLTD
Bangalore
Mobile 91+080+9341935651 alternate ID fayazjpasha@xxxxxxxxx
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