There should be right and left click buttons right there in the dialog, thus illiminating the need for you to use the JAWS cursor. ----- Original Message ----- From: Marc Rocheleau To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2007 11:29 AM Subject: Re: Windows XP, Jaws 8.0 and the mouse! Hey again, I don't think I am explaining myself properly. I know how to get to the system tray and have no problem with that. For whatever reason I can't hover over the icons there in the system tray with jaws cursor and when I switch over to PC cursor I can get to the system tray and its icons. When I use the numpad to click on the icon jaws says I have selected, it reacts as if I am clicking with the cursor from my actual mouse which is in another area of the screen. So say my real mouse cursor is over an icon on the desktop. If I navigate with the PC cursor to the system tray, go over an icon and right click, it will instead react as if I was right clicking on the desktop icon where the mouse cursor is, not the one in the system tray. When I navigate with the jaws cursor it either reads only the taskbar or the system tray clock, it won't read the icons to me. I hope I explained it well this time. The problem isn't getting to the system tray itself, it's getting the left and right click buttons to react to the icons I have selected from the system tray. -Marc