Good point, Kelly.
I briefly noticed problems with the taskbar last night. When you mentioned
your problems I re-investigated it.
On my system, my problems seem to be tied to a switch in taskbar settings
"hide taskbar". When not activated the taskbar is a thin line on the bottom
of the screen, and the insert+f11 seems to work fine. However, if I do an
insert+pagedown in ie5 or oe5 to read the status line at the bottom of the
page, I hear instead, the taskbar. So, if I want status line accessibility,
I have to give up the systray items, and visa versa.
I didn't notice this in previous versions of jfw, but I wasn't looking.
I'll check this out with jfw3.3 and jfw3.2 later today.
Thanks,
Bob
----- Original Message -----
From: Kelly Ford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, September 18, 1999 12:02 PM
Subject: Insert-F11 Task Tray in Beta
> Hi Everyone,
>
> Is anyone else noticing some quirky behavior in the beta and the
Insert-F11
> to bring up icons in the System Tray? I tried this on a couple different
> machines so think it might not be just me but one never knows.
>
> When I press Insert-F11, JFW will say the standard message about select a
> system tray icon and such but will read much more than just the first icon
> on the list. I'll hear a bunch of stuff rattled off from all sorts of
> items that are probably visible on the screen. As an example in composing
> this message I heard part of my message text reread, I hear every element
> in the list of icons spoken at once, part of the Eudora screen read where
> JFW will say control menu, eudora, and the different controls like right
> single click and such. Once I use the down arrow to move through the list
> of icons in the system tray, reading behaves normally but if I press tab
to
> choose right single click or something I get the entire dump of what I
> heard before first. This seems to happen most often when I bring up the
> system tray icon list while working in Eudora Pro 4.2
>
>
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