Hi,

Hotspots are very useful if you have to move from place to place in a webpage, 
or if you need to do one thing in one application and then have to go to 
another application and back.  So you set a hotspot so that you can jump 
immediately to where you were before or close to it before you left the 
previous app.  For example, Imagine I'm reading a text and I come across a word 
I don't quite understand or wish to check the definition of.  I open another 
application like a dictionary which has lots of fields and elements I need to 
navigate through, the two important ones for me being the text entry field and 
the definition field.  So I set one hotspot for the entry field and another 
hotspot for definition field.  Now back in my reading, I come across the word 
which I want to look up so I press the shortcut key for my hotspot and it takes 
me straight to the text field into which I paste or write the word, and then 
rather then vo+arrow through various elements of the app, I can jump straight 
to the definition field to read the description of what I am looking up.

Hope this explains somewhat.

Andrew
> On 12 Oct 2015, at 15:03, Blee Blat <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> I'll test this as soon as I figure out what the use of these hot spot / web 
> spot /window spot / content chooser things are for. Too many spotted things 
> and I don't even know what you're supposed to use them for. What's the intent 
> of these things precisely? Presumably it's to make things more efficient in 
> some way but I'm not clear on why I'd want to use these.
> 
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