Shawn,

That won't maximize the window if it's not already maximized, and if it is,
you just need to press Jaws Key + Escape to refresh the window.  You can
easily maximize a window without leaving it by pressing Alt-Space followed
by X.

Steve

On Wednesday 2/4/04 09:17 shawn klein wrote:
>When I have problems that I think might be caused by
>the window not being maximized, I just hit windows d,
>go to the task bar and pick the window I want. Amazing
>how well it works. It's especially useful in MSN
>messenger as reading the message history can get dicey
>when you have multiple contacts in 1 window and it's
>not maximized.
>--- Steve Dresser <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> > Howard,
> >
> > You're right, but any screen reader always has
> > problems if the windows
> > aren't maximized.  One way to make that happen is to
> > start the program with
> > a shortcut, and in the shortcut properties, check
> > the radio button that
> > says "Run maximized."
> >
> > It might also be worth checking your display
> > settings to make sure they're
> > what they're supposed to be.
> >
> > Steve
> >
> > On Tuesday 2/3/04 01:05 Howard Kaufman wrote:
> > >Maybe something needs to be done with my display
> > settings?  I know I can
> > >use a different command or maximize the window, but
> > for such a common task
> > >absolutely nothing aught to be necessary beyond the
> > windows commands.
>
>
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