Dave,

 

Yes, I just had a look, and in the "Window-Eyes Features" section, there's
"working with the internet", and in this chapter is a topic for "place
markers".

 

I did a quick experiment and found j and k move you forward and backward
through the list of whatever placemarkers you've defined for that page, and
control-shift-k opens a dialog which allows you to define your current
location as a place marker.  I did this on the google search page so that I
can find the beginning of the search results and skip over the add results,
and it seemed to work great.

 

Hth,

 

Chip

 

 

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From: Dave Bahr [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2011 12:19 AM
To: gw-info
Subject: Re: Placemarkers

 

I'll admit, sorry eric I don't have a response to your question, but I'll
admit I've not fooled around with place markers because I don't know how
they work and haven't had time to read the manual. Is there a tutorial on
these nifty things? 


Dave c. bahr


On 10/23/2011 12:47 PM, erik burggraaf wrote:
> Have they refined this so that

      you can set a place marker with a



      > keypress and return there with a keypress? I learned the

      voiceover



      > version first and when I went to show the window-eyes version

      to a 9



      > year old client a dialog box of options, all of which make

      sense to



      > me but few of which I felt like explaining to a little kid

      who just



      > wanted to save her place in the book she was reading,

      rendered the



      > process a bit in practical. Voiceover placemarkers are

      managed with



      > four keypresses. One to set, one to remove, and one each to

      jump



      > back and fourth through all placemarkers on a page.



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      > On 2011-10-23, at 1:35 PM, Chip Orange wrote:



      > 



      >> Mike,



      >> 



      >> thanks for remind me about the place markers. I have to

      say, I



      >> keep finding features of WE that I want to say the same

      words on



      >> the list; something like "this is great, if you others

      don't know



      >> about this, or aren't using it, you should try it!"



      >> 



      >> On web pages, for me, it's use of the "x" command to skip

      all the



      >> links at the top and find the real text of the page.

      Also, it's



      >> the dialog which lets you see a list of links and

      activate the



      >> desired one, so you don't even have to try and navigate

      to it.



      >> 



      >> Chip



      >> 



      >> 



      >> -----Original Message----- From: Mike Pietruk



      >> [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, October 22,

      2011 9:44



      >> AM To: [email protected]

       <mailto:[email protected]> <mailto:[email protected]> Subject:



      >> Placemarkers



      >> 



      >> In keeping multiple pcs up-to-date with the same

      placemarkers for



      >> web pages or sites, are there any other files, in

      addition to



      >> weappset.ini that need to be copied over? I looked at the

      time



      >> stamps of files under /users/default and that appears the

      only one



      >> with an updated time stamp when a placemarker is added or



      >> modified?



      >> 



      >> Incidentally, for those reading this msg who haven't

      played around



      >> with placemarkers since its introduction in WE7.0, you

      are missing



      >> a lot in convenience and flexibility in not using this

      tool.



      >> 



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