I don't mean to be picky here:
Ted said, "the link does not appear in the email until after the email has
been sent."
To say it another way; The text for the link is there but it want become
active until it arrives in the recipient's inbox.
----- Original Message -----
From: "ted chittenden" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 03, 2009 9:35 AM
Subject: Re: [VICUG-L] a problem copying and pasting with jaws 10
> Hi to all.
>
> To Albert, Mike P. and Harry:
>
> I am using JAWS 10.0 and yes, Albert, your copy and paste rule still
> applies, and it applies to individual links on whatever website you're
> looking at (you just need to make sure the link you wish to copy is
> highlighted).
>
> As to Harry's original problem, the highlighting may be the issue. Another
> issue could be that you do have the link but don't realize it (it's on the
> clipboard). Another issue may be (and I noticed that you didn't say this
> on your initial post) that you are not hitting ctrl+p to paste the link
> from your clipboard to the e-mail. Finally, the link does not appear in
> the e-mail until after the email has been sent.
>
> These are just some thoughts, and it may be that Harry is doing everything
> correctly--but it's always worth checking the details.
>
> Ted
> ---- Mike Pietruk <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>> Albert
>>
>> Harry wasn't attempting to copy the link of the page he was on but rather
>> a specific link on that page.
>> What I do, in such instances, is add that link to my favorites and copy
>> the url from there. There are obviously numerous ways of achieving the
>> same end. I am not a JFW user so I have no idea whether or not Harry's
>> approach is technically correct or not.
>> But, yes, Albert, if the goal had been to copy the link for the whole
>> page, your approach would be the correct one.
>> But Harry wanted one of the 199 links that happens to be on that audio
>> page.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Look around and within at what God has given you: gifts, talents, money,
>> property,
>> opportunities, and possibilities. Every Christian is a steward of God,
>> responsible
>> to use what God has entrusted to him in the way God would want it used.
>>
>>
>> --David Jeremiah
>> http://www.davidjeremiah.org
>>
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