Nothing. What's your point? Dave Carlson Sent from my Dell Latitude E6520 using Windows 7, San Francisco Bay Area

But with the keyboard help turned on, I get the pair of ascending click tones just like when help was off. Then when I press s--I thought nothing happened, but I didn't wait long enough--i get the s

It was to whomever could use the info. Matthew

and what does this have to do with the subject line hummmm must be a chat room again

Matthew, To whom are you addressing this answer? Dave Carlson Sent from my Dell Latitude E6520 using Windows 7, San Francisco Bay Area

If you get to the training materials section of Jaws 12 from the FS web page, there's an explanation and demonstration of how to use IE9. It looks like you'll need to download the mp3 file or the

Note that it is not a single key-press the way jaws+ctrl+s is, it is two separate keys, first jaws+space then s. the jaws+space triggers a layered keyboard mode from which a bunch of other modes are

Peter, You wrote: "...because you are not using it correctly. I have never got stuck in it and don't find any problems. Have a look at the latest help within jaws for guidance." Oh? All this time

Hello there; Alt+n, and tab to save is quite easy to do.

If you use save-target-as instead of the download link, it looks a lot like I.E. 8.

Ctrl+shift+I toggles the Favorites Center. Dean

If your getting stuck in the navigation bar I would suggest it's simply because you are not using it correctly. I have never got stuck in it and don't find any problems. Have a look at the latest help

I really have not noticed a great deal of difference between IE 9 and earlier versions except for that nasty tool bar thing, but that was introduced in an earlier version. I cannot remember just

Yes, I am on Windows 7. John

I use that combination, and it generally works. I don't know what you were using before. Using the latest versions of Internet Explorer has for me been slightly more difficult than the earlier ones

Can we assume yours is a Windows 7 system? IE9 isn't designed to work with XP. For what it's worth, while I don't use IE9, I believe comments on this list have been positive.

Decided to ask this before I do anything. I am using JAWS 13 (Latest update) and want to know if anybody is using IE9 and if there are any problems with it before I install it. Thanks John

Blind Tunes is free, and works very well. JTunes is not free, and I've never used it. Blind Tunes is on: http://www.blindtunes.net Dave Carlson Sent from my Dell Latitude E6520 using Windows

Dave, I'm not using anything. I have heard of Blindtunes and Jtunes. What is the difference in their approach?

Adrian, Can you give me a dummy zip code to use? Dave Carlson Sent from my Dell Latitude E6520 using Windows 7, San Francisco Bay Area