However, there are things you can't do on the mobile site that you may be able to on the full site, like chat with people.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Brian Dalton" <brian_dalton@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: "vics" <vicsireland@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Monday, September 07, 2009 9:25 PM Subject: [vicsireland] Re: Face book Hi Paul,I'll assume that you've set up an account on Face Book. If not, let me know and I'll also go through this.
1. You would be better off to use the mobile version of facebook, it is much more user friendly with jaws.
go to http://m.facebook.com/home.php?r41d866da&h258d47eb&refid=8 2. Once this page has loaded. press the letter f.3. this will take you into an edit area, where yhyou enter your username, password etc. You will need to press enter to get into forms mode, which allows you enter the data, when jaws says
"email or phone.4. enter your username, and tab to the password area, and type in your password. Then tab to the login button, and hit the space bar to activate it. 5. You will hear a message, telling you that you will be directed to a secure area, just tab to ok and hit the space bar to activate it.
6. You will now be logged into your facebook page. 7. If you press the letter f again, this brings you to an area called"what's on your mind" and again, you can go into forms mode in jaws, and enter text. 8. directly above this edit area, you will be notified of any new notifications, or friend requests. These should be links, which can be accessed by pressing enter. 9. If you activate the friend request link, it should tell you how many friend requests you have, and there should be a confirm button underneath each one, which can be activated with the space bar. The particular friends will then be added to your friends list. 10. You can always press insert f7, to bring up the links list, and hit the letter h, for home, where you press enter to activate it. this takes you back to the first page on facebook, that you arrived at, once you entered your username and password.
If you need any further info, just shout. Hope that helps. Brian.----- Original Message ----- From: Paul.Griffith@xxxxxx
To: vicsireland@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Cc: paulfgriffith@xxxxxxxxx Sent: Monday, September 07, 2009 10:32 AM Subject: [vicsireland] Face book hi folks, can somebody give me instructions on how to use face book, at least three people have asked me to be their friend on face book,but not knowing what to do, i have either ignored them or made a mess of it,
just got another message eg:Francis Murphy added you as a friend on Facebook. We need to confirm that you know Francis
so from this message, what should i do, and could you give me the jaws keystrokes, presumably it works with jaws
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