[gui-talk] Reexplaining reading email for sighted people

[Joel Deutsch]

Gerardo,

Why not just exit Jaws momentarily (Insertt F7( so they have a  "normal" 
screen to work with, and then start it up again with your hotkey (you do 
have one, when it's time for you to sit back down at the computer? I  do it 
with several friends that way, and it works out great. Thy  even learnhow to 
exit Jaws, although no matter how hard I  try to teach them, they usually 
neglect to start it up again. It's as so many women complain, how hard it is 
to get men to close the toilet seat. But that may be  a little off topic., 
no?)
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Gerardo Corripio" <gera1027 at gmail.com>
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Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2010 9:03 AM
Subject: [gui-talk] Reexplaining reading email for sighted people


Hi guys: I'll see if I can explain myself a bit better in regards to the
question I posted some time ago about sighted people reading emails while
using Jaws.
My family says that they guide themselves by the mouse pointer when reading
emails or other material onscreen, thus my question when my virtual cursor
is at the top of the document my family says they can read what's on the
middle of it. so probably my question is how to go about putting the mouse
pointer on the first line of the document so that they can move the mouse
pointer themselves while scrolling through the document like they usually
do? Hopefully I can now make myself clear.
Gerardo


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