Thanks Patti, you would think that is exactly what I would need.
However I still get the same thing when I load a page. If I can't stop
this annoying stuff after all these years a Mac is looking closer.
Thanks again to you all.
Max.
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] Making JFW say less
From: Patti <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Date: Tue, 29 Mar 2011 22:09:48 -0500
I hope this is what you want.
Patti
turn off jaws auto reading
While on the internet
1 Press insert+V.
2 Go to General options.
3 Arrow down one time to document read automatically.
4 Press the space bar to turn it off.
5 If you tab over one time you will hear the following helpful message.
When this option is turned on, JAWS performs a Say All and
automatically begins reading the Web page that is open in your browser
as usual.
This mode is convenient when surfing the Web with Internet Explorer or
Firefox; however, there are many times when a user would prefer that
JAWS just loads the page and reports the number of links and headings,
but avoids starting a say all. This could be very useful to disable if
you are working on pages with forms or using JAWS in conjunction with
MAGic.
The default setting for this option is on.
Hi all,
I asked this question some month or so ago with no luck so thought I
would try again.
I would like to stop JFW telling me how many links and headings there
are on a web page when it is loaded. I would just like to load the
page without all that verbiage. I think this will make pages load a
lot quicker.
Thanks for any help.
Max.
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