I'm sorry, Rose, I didn't pick up on that part of your question. Actually, the
command is two-part: first press JAWS key+spacebar, the JAWS layer command,
release, and only then press m. less torture, better results!!
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Sure, and it is still a contortionist key command!
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Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] is there a quick
Alone, this combo does nothing, as you say. However, if you mark a point in the
text with control+Windows key+k, then move to another point and press this
combo, the text between the two points will be selected.
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What is this supposed press Jaws key alt M command IO keep hearing in many
places, first, it is nearly impossible to execute and if one tries it does
nothing!
OK, no more questions for the day, I promise!
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Oh, I see Ted. Because I am usually working with journal articles when using
this feature, or something like bbc world news, it becomes really innocuous,
but I see your point here. Hope this will get solved somehow.
All the best,
Takis
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Another thought. the "r" shortcut takes you to a webpage's different regions.
Pressing r until you hear "main region" is another way of getting to content
quickly.
For me, the problem with a "Skip to main content" link is that the webpage sees
clicking on it as moving to a new page. When I'm
Hi Ted/all,
I do not know the specific answer, however, many library or articles having
sites, have a link called "skip to content". Make sure you trace it and it
usually takes you where you want.
G reetings from Greece,
Takis
Adrian:
Thanks for your replies. I will try them out. Regards: Ted Larson
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Ted,
You're right that "n" will do a lot of the heavy lifting. This quick key skips
over links to the next block of non-link text. I'd add the letter h for heading
to your arsenal. I find that a combination of h and n gets me to the beginning,
or nearby the beginning, of most articles.
If I
Hi Ted,
Try pressing the letter, N. This will move to the next block of text which
is not a link.
Take care. Mike. Go Dodgers!
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Arguing with a woman is like reading a software license agreement. In the
end you have to ignore everything, & click I agree.
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Dear List:
If I want to read an article that is on a web page, or the first occurrence
of non-controlled text, is there a quick navigation command to jump to the
body of the article where text is found without having to wade through all
of the controls that precede it? I thought the letter n
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