Re: firefox, changing download location?
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Gene
In options, you are dealing with a web page
generated by the program but it is in the form of a dialog. Also, there is
no o.k. button. When you change something, it takes immediate effect, even
before you leave the dialog. Of course you can change it again even while
you are still working in the dialog in the same session.
After you finish working in the options dialog, you
do whatever you want, close the browser, follow a bookmark, use the address bar
to go to a page, anything you would do while on any web page to close the
program or go somewhere else or open another menu, etc.
This is very important:
In options, you must go into forms mode in whatever
browser you are using. If you don't, you won't see the list of categories
which you would see in forms mode as you tab around.
In JAWS, use JAWS key z. In NVDA, use NVDA
key space bar. Use the same commands to
return to the virtual PC cursor or browse mode when finished.
Also, in Chrome, when you are in
settings, which you also get to from the menus, that is a web page that wworks
like a dialog as well. There are differences between Chrome and Firefox
but it seems a lot of people think or are afraid they are significant
changes. They aren't difficult to learn and they aren't that
different.
Gene
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From: Keith S
Sent: Saturday, April 20, 2019 4:32 PM
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] firefox, changing download
location? So once I open firefox, I'm going to be dealing
with a webpage format, and not using menu drop downs like in
I.E.?
Thanks
Keith
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