Trying to be specific and hoping I explain this correctly. Using Jaws 15 and most of the time Internet Explorer but I have Firefox as well. Not sure if it will do this in FF, but in IE 11 what happens is I want to go to a Web page and I can't see the links because it puts me in that spot which I've hated from the beginning and wish I could get rid of. It definitely goes to the page because you can see the page's address, but I'm stuck in that menu where a tab button and a page refresh button are shown. Oh yeah it also says tool bar and probably some other things I'm missing. It won't just go past that point and start announcing links I can click on. With a lot of trial and error and turning off and back on the virtual PC cursor, I can eventually make it work. I just wonder if, under HTML settings, something with page refresh and ignore flash on web pages is set incorrectly. I also wondered about screen resolution and if it's too high or too low for Jaws. I do have the attributes box unchecked because I didn't like hearing mouse over all the time, but should I have left it and would the mouse over links make it easier to get past that part of the page?
I hope someone has some ideas. Joanne For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
