John, You can with text edit have two documents open and switch between them. one way to switch is to press vo-f2 twice quickly, this brings up the list of open windows in an app and choose the one you want to open, you can also do this by pressing the accent key with command lke command-tab but for windows inside apps.
----- Original Message ----- From: "John Moore" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, January 04, 2008 9:42 AM Subject: Two important questions. Well, actually, three. First, I am in an assistive technology instructor training program where I need the ability to keep two documents open at once and be able to switch between them on the fly. I'm lucky my student wasn't here today, because I couldn't figure out how to do it. Does the Window Chooser menu show two documents that I have open? Or, is there a shortcut key to switch between documents on the fly? Second, I have been having a problem with ITunes. I'm guessing it's because I overloaded the processor, but I need clarification. Basically, what happens is that if I try to switch between tracks on CD's a few times, the whole thing stops working. VO just says, "Busy" and then "Application" followed by "ready." I always restart the Mac and it works, but I'm tempted to get another player that doesn't crash like that. If I do things from my external hard drive, it works just fine. Finally, I am on a corporate wireless network trying to send e-mail through Mail. Last night, I got an error dialog telling me that it couldn't send e-mail through the SMTP server on port 25. Is there something I need to fix, or do our admins have that port blocked. Skype works just fine, and everything else is great. BTW, if anyone's interested, I'm Lion's World Services for the Blind's first Mac user. I'm in one of there programs. Anyway, thanks for the help. -- John Moore
