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Internet Explorer:
Note: Internet
Explorer allows you to say the name of any link on the page to the click
that link, which is something you cannot do in Netscape. However, Internet
Explorer is very slow when you use it with NatSpeak, especially if you
have a large Favorites folder. I do not use this capability, but instead
use the Direct Grid commands described in the Moving the Mouse section
(for example, "30 by 30") to click around the Web. If you to
use the saving the links capability, eliminating even the standard files
from the Favorites folder, will make Internet Explorer go discernibly
faster. Note that you can use the "Go <Location>" voice macros with
no slowdown to Internet Explorer. I use these, but keep a much larger
list of bookmarks in Netscape.
Switch This
(This to) Netscape [This switches you to Netscape
and opens it to the same site you were on in Internet Explorer. The command
"Put Internet Explorer" does the same from Netscape to Internet Explorer.
Note that this command only works properly when both Netscape and
Internet Explorer are already active -- either in a window or minimized.]
Location/Address
Clear/Copy Location/Address
Change Address [This
leaves you at the end of the location/address without the address highlighted.]
Web Code
Go Back/Forward/To
Back
Forward
Back/Forward 1-10 (Go Back/Forward 1-10)
Stop
Refresh (Reload)
Print
Home
Font Bigger/Smaller/Medium
Much Bigger/Smaller
Save As
Please Find
Show Options/Preferences
Go Here [This launches
the location saved on the clipboard.]
Go/Go To <Location> [This
launches one of a list of locations. See location list at end of Netscape
section.]
*Add Location To Internet (Internet Explorer)\Netscape [This
allows you to add a location to the "Go <Location> list in the either
Internet Explorer or Netscape.]
*Add Location [This is a shorter version
of the above "Add Location To Netscape" command. Note that the
"Add Location" command adds a location to the Netscape version
of the Go list. This allows you to avoid version problems if you switch
back and forth between browsers. If you use Internet Explorer only, make
sure to use the "Add Location to Internet" macro to add a location directly
to the IE version.]
*Show Locations [This shows the list of
locations.]
*Show Locations Window (Bigger) (Bigger Window) [This
shows the list of locations in WordPad. Note that under WordPad, the macro
window with a list of locations will also be open, so when you're done
with them you have to close both.]
Go <BookmarksFiles>
Bookmarks Files:
Bookmarks/TRN/Media [If you want to use multiple
bookmark files, you will need to add them to the <Bookmarks Files>
list, and you'll probably want to delete TRN and Media. "Bookmarks" goes
to your home page.]
Save to <Program> [This copies your current
location to the program of your choice. The following command does the
same and switches you back to Netscape]
Save
to <Program> Next
Save Location [This copies your current location
to Notepad. The following command does the same and keeps Notepad open.]
Save Location Wait
Put Location [This copies your current location
to the next window. The following command does the same and keeps the
next window open.]
Put Location Wait
Touch That/Next/Last/3-20/Image/Box/Radio/Field
Match 1-20
Touch/Match Next/Last/Back 1-20
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