Hi Ana

I think there should be some elegant way with the JAWS cursor or 
something but I am kind of a cluck. So I

IE8, XP, Jaws 10 in case that makes a difference

Ran the search string in Google
Did a links list and scrolled down to the first item
Hit Tab to Moved to the link for the first search item.
hit down arrow a couple times past View as HTML and a line or so of 
text until I heard a url read.
Selected the url

arts.atenveldt.com/Portals/arts/Articles/knit.pdf

Hope this helps.

DoreneC

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From: Ana Garza <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Sun, Feb 28, 2010 8:53 pm
Subject: [VICUG-L] URL's for PDF's

Hi all,
 
How do you find the URL of a PDF document that was opened during a 
search in Internet Explorer?
 
I'd like to point some knitting friends to a reconstruction of a 
pattern that dates back to the mid fifteen hundreds. I found it by 
running a Google search, using the search string:
 
eleanora toledo stockings, knit pattern
 
The very first result is a link that says, "Stocking pattern." That's 
the one I want to point others to.
 
When I press enter on it, a PDF document opens up. I have no problem 
reading or saving the file. I just can't find the URL anywhere.
 
I'm running Jaws 11, XP, IE 8, and Adobe Reader 9--everything recently 
updated.
 
I've pasted a snippet from the beginning of the document at the end of 
this message.
 
thanks in advance. I have this problem from time to time.
 
ciao
 
Silk Stockings   Textile Arts-Non-Woven, Knitting Submitted A.S. XXXVI 
 Introduction  My mother taught me to knit when I was seven, but until 
recently I had no real interest in the origins of knitting. I lived in 
the Netherlands for three years when my son was a toddler and did a 
great deal of  knitting then, but it was all based on modern patterns. 
A few years ago I saw a picture of a pair of stockings found on a body 
believed to have been that of Eleanor of Toledo, who died in 1562. I 
became fascinated by these lovely stockings and decided to make a pair 
of stockings to go with an Italian Court Dress that I was making. The 
results of this project are here before you.

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