[gui-talk] Goggle madness

[davidw]

Joel,

I use Google as my search engine as well.  I just tried it and it appeared 
to work the same for me too.  Then when I down arrowed I ran into, "Screen 
readers if you want to turn off instant..."  I then down arrowed without 
clicking on that link until I ran into "search" and clicked it on.  It 
worked using the down arrow and not using the tab key.

I will be waiting for a response from your dilemma as well as Google is my 
search engine.

I don't like change and still use XP, internet 7, word 203, and the only 
changes I make are the automatic updates by microsoft.  I am looking into a 
new computer and lap top and dread having to use all this new updated 
programs I suppose I will have pre-installed on my new ones.

I can only suggest using the down arrow keys until someone else has a better 
explanation.

David Wermuth
www.atozadaptiveaidz.com
Email / David at atozadaptiveaidz.com
Phone (352) 593-4915
Toll free (877) 759-7173

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Joel Deutsch" <jdeutsch at dslextreme.com>
To: "GUI-Talk" <gui-talk at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2010 10:20 PM
Subject: [gui-talk] Goggle madness


> I've been reading about the new offering instant search method from 
> Google,
> but I didn't know some sinister change was going to happen to me without 
> my
> doing anything at all
>
> I use Google as my home page in IE8. As everyone will know, if I'm not
> really about to undertake a search, I just put up my favorites bar, use
> control o or Alt 4 to get into my address bar and type a destination's 
> URL,
> and so forth.
>
> And if I really do want to Google something, I stay where Jaws 11 has
> deposited me, in the search term edit box, make sure I'm in Forms Mode, 
> type
> a search phrase, tab once and then click on Search or whatever the submit
> button comes up calling itself that time. But now, I enter a search term,
> then tab, and all I find is something like change background, or this, or
> that, and I can tab my heart out and don't come to Search.
>
> I confess that, earlier, I did what it said when it said 'screen reader
> users click here to turn off adv advanced  browsing,' not even sure what
> they meant by that but flattered to have been addressed, and maybe that's
> where my trouble started.
>
> But then I also confess that if I do something like exited IE, relaunch it
> from my Desktop, and then try Goggle again, it acts normal.
>
> What on earth is going on, and what am I to do so that things become 
> normal
> again?
>
> Help!
>
>
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