Unfortunately the hotkey really does change, perhaps among Skype
versions, perhaps among different windows in one Skype version,
perhaps both.  I suspect the hotkeys are automatically assigned based
on the order of options in each menu, so if "v" is alreaty taken
before "View Profile" is reached, it gets "w."  This is consistent
with Microsoft standards for how menu shortcut keys get assigned, and
it is also the reason the Help menubar item is now assigned Alt+E ever
since Chat showed up and took Alt+H; but admittedly, it is
disconcerting to see the key change so much.

On Sun, Feb 17, 2008 at 01:14:46PM -0000, alex.thynne at talktalk.net wrote:
Hi

I get something odd when I look for the profile on a member, should I want
to read it.  If they are on my contacts list, I normally do this via the
context key and arrowing down until I hear profile.  I can't use an access
key because sometimes jaws says it should be v, and at others, jaws reports
it as w.  The odd thing is that I have done what jaws says, and I will get
to the profile.  What I don't understand is why the accelerator or access
key should change.  Sometimes it can be w, at others it can be v.  If
anybody else has had this one, I would be grateful if you could tell me as
I'm hoping I'm not off my head.  If there is another explanation, a sensible
one, then I'd love to know what it is, but I'm not that technically minded.

Alex
skype name: grytpype2006
windows live messenger name: alex.thynne at hotmail.co.uk

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