From:

 Yusuf <yusufaosman@btinternet.com>

Subject:

 Re: The Beta and issues with a web site

Date:

 Sun, Nov 4, 2012 6:24:04 am

Thanks for the suggestion. For some reason if the document is a pdf
adobe automatically opens if I press enter on the file and the only way
I can save it to disk is to use the context key.
Yusuf
On 04/11/2012 02:28, fenderwal@sbcglobal.net wrote:
> Hey Yusuf.
>
> I think you're trying too hard. I went to the page you provided and picked
> one of the results links. Instead of the context key, I pressed Enter on it
> to see what would happen. Well, the information bar notification alert
> sounded. When I pressed Alt-N to put focus on the information bar, WE
> informed me that I had the option to open or save the pdf file. I tabbed to
> save and pressed something--spacebar or enter, I forget. But in the end,
> when I went into the users (my name)downloads folder, there was the file.
>
> Give it a try.
>
> Lou N.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Yusuf [mailto:yusufaosman@btinternet.com]
> Sent: Saturday, November 03, 2012 7:20 AM
> To: gw-info@gwmicro.com
> Subject: The Beta and issues with a web site
>
> Hi, I'm using Internet Explorer 9 with the WE8 Beta. I'm having some
> problems with search results on a web site.
>
> 1. Each of the results is a pdf document with a link and a brief
> description. I've been trying to download the results by moving to the
> link, in browse mode with the up and down cursor keys and then using the
> context key to find and select the save as option. Instead of saving the
> link that was under the cursor I'm given the option to save the
> results.html.
>
> 2. I then tried using the 0 and plus keys on the numeric keypad to route
> the pointer to the element, and then used the right mouse button to load
> the context menu. This worked once, but then stopped working when I
> moved to the next search result in the list. The save as option vanished
> from the context menu.
>
> 3. I then noticed that in Browse Mode, no information was being reported
> by Window Eyes when I was tabbing through the list of results.
>
> 4. If Browse Mode is turned off and I use the tab key the links are
> being read correctly and I can use the context key to save the results
> correctly.
>
> The web address is
> http://search.searchimprove.com/search.aspx?pckid70200699&aid‡1993&sw=i
> ncinerator+plan&go=Go
> I'm not sure I like escape being used as another way of turning on
> browse mode. could someone from GWMicro explain the theory behind this?
> Yusuf
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