Hi
Don't know your interface there but I wondered, if like on some html pages
by holding the left alt key whil pulling down the menu may allow you to
curser down without selecting.
Just an idea.
Gena
On Thu, May 04, 2006 at 07:51:23PM +0100, Andy Logue wrote:
Hi all.
I have subscribed to My Digiguide in order to receive TV listings.
When I visit their site I get an option for a Multi-Channel List or a
Single Channel list.
At the moment I'm trying to get used to their single channel list so when
I'm asked to select a channel , a combo box appears with a previously
selected channel. For example, UK TV Gold. I press enter on this to
engage the JAWS Form mode. This opens up the combo box, which has about
20
channels listed below. JAWS announces. Use arrow keys to select a
channel.
However, as soon as I press the down arrow key once, the combo box
selects
whatever I'm on and closes. So in a list of 20 channels, if I wish to go
from number three to number five, I have to go through the process twice.
I hope that this makes some sense to some list members who could offer a
solution to this problem
Best wishes..
Andy
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