Dear Jamie,
I did not see what Email package you use when sending this your message. I
just see some information like "... mime format... Charset etc. before your
message text starts. It seems to me you originally did not send it as plain
text. If it is case it can cause problems with sending Emails to some group
list providers. Once before I had such a problem. A server rejected to
execute commands I sent to it, for it "see" those additional words that
describe sort of message format, and it could not understand what to do with
them and until I selected option 'Plain Text' in my Address Book for
outgoing messages, the server responded me with "No results".
I do not have any experience with packages you mention except for JFW.
Simply try your Group Wise on JAWS and you will see if it works. If not,
find a sighted helpful person to assist you to put text labels on all icons
you need to use within the Group
Wise when you once started JFW and Group Wise. Command for putting labels
onf graphics (icons), after having priorly JAWS cursor located on an icon,
is:
INsERT key plus "g"-key together
then simply type up text to name the icon, then press ENTER key, or move by
TAB key to the right until you hear "Okay Button', the press (ENTER).
Regards!
Bratimir
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From: Jamie Seeger <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Monday, August 02, 1999 11:07 PM
Subject: help with groupwise
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>Hi, everyone,=20
>I still have not heard from anyone on this issue. I think it was =
>because I was sending them wrong. Well, does anyone know if Group Wise =
>e-mail package works with Jaws. I am a college student and will have =
>to use this package occasionally. I will use this package when I have =
>to e-mail all students or all staff. Also there is two data based =
>products the college uses. One of these is called lexnix-nexis. The =
>other program is called EBSCOhost. I am wondering if there will be any =
>problems with Jaws reading these data bases? My last question concerns =
>the list. I will be going back to college soon and my e-mail address =
>will be changing. How do I make this change to the list? Any help =
>would be appreciated. =20
>Jamie Seeger e-mail [log in to unmask]
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>student=20
>and will have to use this package occasionally. I will use this =
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>when I have to e-mail all students or all staff. Also there is two =
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>based products the college uses. One of these is called=20
>lexnix-nexis. The other program is called =
>EBSCOhost. I am=20
>wondering if there will be any problems with Jaws reading these data=20
>bases? My last question concerns the list. I will be going =
>back to=20
>college soon and my e-mail address will be changing. How do I make =
>this=20
> change to the list? Any help would be =
>appreciated. =20
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