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From:
Stephen ClowerSubject:
RE: outlook web access and we 6.0Date:
Sun, Dec 17, 2006 10:07:25 pmCarlos and list,
I used Outlook web access at my job this past summer. It didn't work so well
with Internet Explorer, but ironically it worked like a dream in Firefox.
The onclicks turned into checkboxes and regular links which Window-Eyes
handles with ease. Never once did I have to do any routing or other mouse
acrobatics to use the system. Give Firefox a try, and I believe you'll be
pleasantly surprised.
My best,
Steve
-----Original Message-----
From: Craig Werner [mailto:coffeebuff@runbox.com]
Sent: Sunday, December 17, 2006 8:26 PM
To: gw-info@gwmicro.com
Subject: Re: outlook web access and we 6.0
Hello, Carlos and other list members.
Microsoft Outlook Web Access can be made to work although mastering it may
be a bit daunting at first. If you are using Internet Explorer, you can use
the mouse keys to find the author of the message and double-left click it to
open it. Another way to open the message is to locate the subject of the
message with the cursor keys when Browse Mode is on, and use the "route
pointer to element" key (Insert-Numpad-Plus) to get close to the place that
you'll need to click on. Then, using the mouse keys, locate the author or
subject of the message, and double-left click the message open. You should
not have to look far from the position that the pointer is routed to by the
"route pointer to element" command.
With Firefox, things are a bit easier. You can use the cursor keys with
Browse Mode on to locate the subject of the message, and press ENTER to open
it. The page looks very different when viewed under Firevox, though. I
can't find the ":Search" option, for instance. On the whole, I prefer
navigating this site with Internet Explorer.
Craig
----- Start Original Message -----
Sent: Sun, 17 Dec 2006 15:10:05 -0500
From: "carlos"
To: "gw"
Subject: outlook web access and we 6.0
the sighted people at my job how to configure it no one has a clue. I try
to open message and they are un clicks. its not very blind friendly,
thanks Carlos
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I used Outlook web access at my job this past summer. It didn't work so well
with Internet Explorer, but ironically it worked like a dream in Firefox.
The onclicks turned into checkboxes and regular links which Window-Eyes
handles with ease. Never once did I have to do any routing or other mouse
acrobatics to use the system. Give Firefox a try, and I believe you'll be
pleasantly surprised.
My best,
Steve
-----Original Message-----
From: Craig Werner [mailto:coffeebuff@runbox.com]
Sent: Sunday, December 17, 2006 8:26 PM
To: gw-info@gwmicro.com
Subject: Re: outlook web access and we 6.0
Hello, Carlos and other list members.
Microsoft Outlook Web Access can be made to work although mastering it may
be a bit daunting at first. If you are using Internet Explorer, you can use
the mouse keys to find the author of the message and double-left click it to
open it. Another way to open the message is to locate the subject of the
message with the cursor keys when Browse Mode is on, and use the "route
pointer to element" key (Insert-Numpad-Plus) to get close to the place that
you'll need to click on. Then, using the mouse keys, locate the author or
subject of the message, and double-left click the message open. You should
not have to look far from the position that the pointer is routed to by the
"route pointer to element" command.
With Firefox, things are a bit easier. You can use the cursor keys with
Browse Mode on to locate the subject of the message, and press ENTER to open
it. The page looks very different when viewed under Firevox, though. I
can't find the ":Search" option, for instance. On the whole, I prefer
navigating this site with Internet Explorer.
Craig
----- Start Original Message -----
Sent: Sun, 17 Dec 2006 15:10:05 -0500
From: "carlos"
To: "gw"
Subject: outlook web access and we 6.0
Hi its Carlos has anyone had experience with out look web access andour programs, and its being used more and more. Ofcourse when I ask
window eyes. Unfortunately at work we use outlook web access as one of
the sighted people at my job how to configure it no one has a clue. I try
to open message and they are un clicks. its not very blind friendly,
thanks Carlos
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