I don't mean to be picky here but first, this has nothing at all to do  
with jaws or jaws 10 for that matter.  It has everything to do with  
how you have message conposition configured.  For me, links show up as  
links in the composition window as soon as I drop or type them in.

On Feb 3, 2009, at 10:07 AM, Lynn Evans wrote:

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"  
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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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