Well first of all, I feel ashamed to say this, but my instructor never went into detail about this, and after all my years of using Jaws--even in advanced ways on the Net--I was just made aware last night that one could tap the Jaws cursor twice and find something called an invisible cursor. Not that I hadn't heard this phrase before, but I really wasn't sure what it was and never actually heard those words from Jaws till I tried the suggestion. My friend was telling me that if I have pop-unders or very hard-to-read websites, or if there are buttons hiding past the point where routing Jaws to PC still wouldn't work, that I should tap Jaws cursor twice and then route to invisible cursor. Well now I'm wondering what exactly does this thing do? And I don't really understand the point of insert Z or insert R--I know they have their places and I've used insert Z just as an experiment to get some sites to work right. But is there a good tutorial or can someone explain how using these cursors can optimize Jaws usage, especially in difficult situations where maybe I used to think Jaws wouldn't find hiding buttons or objects? Apparently years of use really haven't taught me all the tricks and I'd really like to understand these cursors and when to use them.
Thanks. Joanne For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
