Hi, Ron!  Well, you're definitely correct in this, the access is flaky,
grin!  I followed your instructions, but when I hit down arrow, Jaws keeps
saying selected, when I tried to use insert F7 to get a links list, things
got very sluggish.  I'm wondering whether we need to refine the Jaws scripts
to solve this problem.  This new interface isn't comfortable to use in its
present state with any reliability.  I'm also using Jaws version 7.  It
almost acts like proper focus is lost somewhere especially once you click
the left mouse button.  Sure appreciate the instructions, it's somewhat
flaky on my system here.  Have a great weekend!  bZ!

-----Original Message-----
From: For blind ham radio operators [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
On Behalf Of Ron Canazzi
Sent: Saturday, February 25, 2006 6:06 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: OT But Important For Winamp Library Issues


Hi List,

There is a partial solution to the Winamp Library difficulties present = in
Winamp version 5.2 final release.  This solution is for JAWS users, = but I
believe the same basic principles perhaps the use of the hotkey = for MSAA
or virtualizing windows may apply.  But for JAWS users, here is = the
detailed solution:

1.  Run Winamp, open the library if not already open with alt + L, =
navigate to the online media/Shoutcast radio tree branch; 2.  press insert +
Z (JAWS key + Z) to turn on the virtual viewer; 3.  route JAWS to PC, press
left mouse button (numpad slash); 4.  press the up arrow key a line or 2
until you start hearing = references to radio stations; 5.  route PC to JAWS
and the web interface will gain focus; 6.  you will be placed in a web page
like interface that navigates very = much like a standard web page; 7.  you
can use JAWS quick keys to move to the search field to search  = for key
words and press enter and then move down with the H key for = heading to
focus on the search results; 8.  you can go back up and search using the
combo box for genres and = change the genre or you can also search by
clicking on the alphabetic = references and you will get all references
beginning with the chosen = letter.

Note, while this method gives basic accessibility, navigation seems =
sluggish and I have actually had a few spontaneous crashes while using = the
routing process of the cursors.  I don't know whether these crashes = are
actually related to the procedure or not, but it's something to keep = in
mind.

Perhaps fine tuning the scripts for Winamp might streamline this =
procedure.

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