The PC cursor is the equivalent of the insertion point, or the carat.
Whenever the focus changes, for example when you enter a menu bar with
the alt key, the PC cursor moves to that location. The JAWS cursor, on
the other hand, imitates and actually causes, the mouse pointer to move
everytime you arrow with the JAWS cursor. It also offers commands to
simulate a left and right click, which can also be used for double
clicking. You can also use commands to drag and drop by locking a mouse
button down, moving to another part of the window, then unllocking it.
Hope this helps.
Chris Hallsworth
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On 13/01/2010 15:22, Michelle White wrote:
Hi all, this is Michelle White writing in. I am a fairly new user to Jaws
or at least on my own computer and I was wondering if someone can tell me the
difference between the Jaws curser and the PC curser and again, sorry for my
ignorance. Any help is appreciated. Take care.
Michelle
New Full time User of Jaws 11
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