[gui-talk] Tabs in I.E 7

[Kenlawrence124 at aol.com]

Hi list members, ken here with a question.  This morning logging on to  AOL 
for an unexplained reason while reading email I suddenly heard one of my  live 
365 preset stations come on and start to play.  My modem is kooky and  I for 
some reason can't switch pages.  I had to have my sister close a  number of 
windows.  I'm guessing that all of them were Tabs in Internet  explorer seven 
which may go all the way back to the last three or four months  since I got this 
computer.  I even found the University of Phoenix in there  somehow.  It was 
likely from going there on google through a wrongly  labeled link.  Since I 
don't have a Jaws version with a help topic related  to version seven of 
explorer, is that what happened all sites I visited opened  each time I logged on?  I 
always close document window on AOL they should  all have closed.  Also what 
causes a screen reader to not talk loading a  page or trying to connect? why 
won't it talk if I switch pages.  What does  the modem have to do with speech?  
How do I correct this from happening  again?  I don't have the help topic to 
consult.  I do know I can't de  fragment the drive there's no start button when 
I hit that just the stuff  telling you find out more.  it repeats over and 
over the NTFS how much  space is on the drive and how much is free.  every 10 to 
12 seconds. and I  don't hear the drive werring the way you would de 
fragmenting.  This seems  to mean something is missing in windows or corrupt.  can I 
prepare it or  does the drive need a complete reformat?  you can thank Psyber 
Knight in  New Jersey for this wonderful gift.  think the machine I was 
supposed to  get was junked and they mixed up two computers.  
 
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