Kathy, you've got it.  I don't know of an easier way.

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>From: Kathy Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: Braillenote List <[email protected]
>Date: Thu, 14 Jul 2005 21:43:21 -0700
>Subject: [Braillenote] Is There an Easier Way?

>I think I've found a way to work around my New York Times problem of copying g 
>email addresses for each article in the email abstracts to the Internet 
>address edit box.  I'd appreciate it if someone who knows things well like 
>Rhonda or someone equally well versed, if you'd check my logic and see if 
>there's a better way to do this.

>OK When I get the New York Times email i just set the block marks at the top 
>and bottom of the mail, then Function-S to the Keyword and put the whole 
>message in a file there to keep open.  I read ndown and find the first email 
>address I want and just block move it to the clipboard from the keyword 
>document.

>Then I eithr Function-0 or function-s if I've forgotten the 0 to get to the 
>Internet page I last read, hit escape once and I"m in the keyweb edit window 
>for the URL which I paste with CTRL-V then I hit ENTER and listen to that 
>article.

>When I'm done with it I tobble back to the keyword open file and find the next 
>url I want to visit and again block copy it to the clipboard, toggle back to 
>the keyweb internet page and go back to give the new url either with esc or 
>with ctrl-o and

>again use ctrl-v to enter my new URL and ENTER to go there and read.

>This keeps me from having to reopen the email message time and time again 
>because it doesn't stay open when I toggle away from email.

>Is this reasonable or am I missing something else really easy and obvious

>As I listened to this before I sent it, I noticed that although it would read 
>each word separately correctly, when it read as a whole it read any occurrance 
>of the letter "g" as a hard "g" sound like thin g That's odd.

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