WINDOWYES

Shortcut Keys

Left Arrow   Character after
Right Arrow   Character after
Control-Left Arrow   Word
Control-Right Arrow   Word
Up Arrow    Line
Down Arrow    Line
Delete    Character After
Backspace   Prior Char Before
Shift-Left arrow   Marked Text
Shift-Right arrow   Marked Text
Control-Shift-Left arrow   Marked Text
Control-Shift-Right arrow   Marked Text
Shift-Up arrow   Marked Text
Shift-Down arrow   Marked Text
Control-Numpad-Uparrow   Paragraph
Control-Shift-R   Read to End
Escape   Stops Read to End
Control-Shift-S   Speak Summary
Control-\   Menu
Control Shift W   Read Dialog Box (Reads focused window)
Control Shift M   Read selected text.

Keys defined for Word 2000

Alt-D Reads current document area (includes title bar, menu bar, etc)
Alt-S Reads current status line.
Alt-T Reads current font, point size and style (not very clear)
Alt-J Reads current justification mode (?)
Alt-P Reads current caret position (Reads lanes = y location, and kernels = x location)
Control-Shift-M Reads currently blocked text
Control-Shift-R Reads from current location of caret to end of document
Escape Aborts read to end
Alt-A Toggles attribute changes option Once on, you will hear any change in font type, size, and style as you read through the document.
When issuing a find command, the mouse pointer will move to the new word automatically
Control-Shift-F1 While in spell checker to get list of spell checker commands

Using the Internet with Wineyes 4.0 & IE5.x

You can use the following keys while in MSAA application mode (note - Msaa is toggled with control-shift-a) in Internet Explorer. The cursor movement keys refer to the non-numpad keys accept where numpad is noted.

Left arrow - Moves left by one character and reads the character under the pointer.
Right arrow - Moves right by one character and reads the character under the pointer.

Ctrl-Left arrow - Moves left by one word and reads the word under the pointer.
Ctrl-Right arrow - Moves right by one word and reads the word under the pointer.

Up arrow - Moves up by one line and reads the line under the pointer.
Down arrow - Moves down by one line and reads the line under the pointer.

Home - Moves to the beginning of the line and reads the character under the pointer.

End - Moves to the end of the line and reads the character under the pointer.

Ctrl-Home - Moves to the beginning of the document and reads the line under the pointer.
Ctrl-End - Moves to the end of the document and reads the line under the pointer.

Page up - Reads the previous twenty four lines in the document and moves the pointer back twenty four lines
. Page down - Reads the next twenty four lines in the document and moves the pointer down twenty four lines.

TAB - Moves the pointer to the next link or control on the web page and reads it.
Shift-TAB - Moves the pointer to the previous link or control on the web page and reads it.

ALT-Down arrow - Every line of the web page can be broken down into one of three lines. It can be either a link, or a control, or simply text. When you issue this key stroke the pointer will move to the next line in the web page that is different than what the pointer was on when this command was issued and read that line. For example, if you are sitting on a link, pressing this key will move you to the next line in the web page that is not a link.
ALT-Up arrow - Moves the pointer to the previous line in the web page that is different than the line the pointer is currently on and reads it. See ALT-Down arrow for more information.

Ctrl-ALT-Down arrow - Moves the pointer to the next line in the web page that is a control (skipping all links and text lines) and reads the line.
Ctrl-ALT-Up arrow - Moves the pointer to the previous line in the web page that is a control (skipping all links and text lines) and reads the line.

Shift-ALT-Down arrow - Moves the pointer to the next line in the web page that is a link (skipping all controls and text lines) and reads the line.
Shift-ALT-Up arrow - Moves the pointer to the previous line in the web page that is a link (skipping all controls and text lines) and reads the line.

Insert-ALT-Down arrow - Moves the pointer to the next line in the web page that is text only (skipping all links and controls) and reads the line.
Insert-ALT-Up arrow - Moves the pointer to the previous line in the web page that is text only (skipping all links and controls) and reads the line.

Ctrl-ALT-Shift-Down arrow - Moves the pointer to the next line in the web page that is a visited link (skipping all controls, text lines, and non-visited links) and reads the line.
Ctrl-ALT-Shift-Up arrow - Moves the pointer to the previous line in the web page that is a visited link (skipping all controls, text lines, and non-visited links) and reads the line.

Insert-Tab - Displays the Available Links dialog. This dialog contains a list box displaying all available links for the current web page. You can move through the list box by arrowing up and down, press the first letter of the option you want until you get there or start spelling out the specific link you want until you find it. By default the links in the list box are displayed in the order they are displayed in the web page. If you wish you can use the radio button in the dialog to sort the links alphabetically instead. After selecting the link you want you can either activate the link or simply move the pointer to the link without activating it. The default button causes the link to be activated. If you push the Focus Link button instead, the pointer will simply move to the link without activating it. This is a great way to get some context around the link. There are accelerators for each of the options in the list box as well. Alt-L sorts the links in alphabetic order. Alt-W sorts the links in web page order. Alt-A will activate the link currently highlighted and remove the dialog. Alt-F will move the pointer to the link in the web page without activating the link and remove the dialog.

Ctrl-ALT-Home - If you are on a page that you have previously visited, this keystroke will move your pointer to the line you were on when you last left this page and read the line. If you are on a page which you have not previously visited or the page has changed since you last left it Window-Eyes will say "no previous position" and will not adjust your pointer position.

The following keys work when in the wineyes manual or other help menu.
LEFT ARROW - Moves left by one character and reads the character under the pointer.
RIGHT ARROW - Moves right by one character and reads the character under the pointer.
CTRL-LEFT ARROW - Moves left by one word and reads the word under the pointer.
CTRL-RIGHT ARROW - Moves right by one word and reads the word under the pointer.
UP ARROW - Moves up by one line and reads the line under the pointer.
DOWN ARROW - Moves down by one line and reads the line under the pointer.
HOME - Moves to the beginning of the line and reads the character under the pointer.
END - Moves to the end of the line and reads the character under the pointer.
CTRL-HOME - Moves to the beginning of the document and reads the line under the pointer.
CTRL-END - Moves to the end of the document and reads the line under the pointer.
PAGE UP - Reads the previous twenty four lines in the document and moves the pointer back twenty four lines.
PAGE DOWN - Reads the next twenty four lines in the document and moves the pointer down twenty four lines.
TAB - Moves the pointer to the next link or control on the web page and reads it.
SHIFT-TAB - Moves the pointer to the previous link or control on the web page and reads it.

Using Eudora 5.02 with Wineyes.,b
Configuration stuff - under options - go to viewing mail uncheck use microsoft viewer and preview pane
Version:
Eudora 3.X, 4.X, 5.X

Setup:
Maximize the application window with ALT-SPACE, then X.
Maximize the child window with ALT-DASH, then X.

For best performance, turn off both the preview pane, and the Microsoft
viewer. These options can be found in the viewing mail options dialog,
under the Tools pulldown.

These set files can be made to work with any version of Eudora simply by
launching Eudora and associating eudora.000 with it. You can do this by
following these steps:
1. Launch Eudora
2. Press control-\ to bring up the Window-Eyes control panel
3. Press alt followed by f to bring up the file menu
4. Press o to open a set file and open eudora.000
5. Press alt followed by f to open the files menu
6. Press s twice to save the set file

Hotkeys:
Window-Eyes will say the word "link" when the mouse pointer is over a URL
that can be double clicked upon to launch your web browser. You can also
hit enter while your cursor is on the link in order to activate it.

Page Up and Page Down have been set to read field data.

Notes:
For more information regarding these sets, please contact GW Micro technical

Hotkeys:
1.Inbox - Control 1
2. Address Book Control L
Notes: for new entry press tab key to new then press enter.
Tab to edit fields in form and enter appropriate data.(first name, last name
etc) to make entry a recipient press alt L.Press control S to save. Mail
may be sent by pressing control L arrow down to name desired and press
enter. Tab thru edit fields etc. CC entries may be made by control L arrow
to name desired the n press alt c.
3.New Message - Control N
4. Send Message - Control E
5.Outbox - Control 0
6.Recipient list - Alt E then R then up and down arrows
7.Check mail- Control M
8.reply - alt M then R
9.reply to all - control R
11 Control K - Enter name to address book. (tab thru entries and press space
bar to set up as recipient when ask,)
10. Forward alt N then F
Mailbox stuff
1. - Create a mailbox. - alt x then N

Attachments - Attach file Control H select file then enter.
Delete - 1 From inbox select with arrow keys
2 Press delete > sends file to trash
3 press alt x +t delete with control d or delete key.

Procedures
To remove the mailbox window from the left side of the screen.
Press control w until screen is blank. Press down arrow and if mailboxes are
listed press the applications key. Press the down arrow to hide and
press enter. This should close the window.

To open press windows - p - e to Eudora - right arrow - down arrow to Eudora - press enter.
Press control W as required to unload previous windows. (as often as required)
To read mail press control 0 and select mail with arrow keys.
Press enter to open selected mail. Body of message will be read. Cursor keys
may be used to review the message.
Press alt O to get to address if desired. Tab thru rest of header with tab key as desired.
To compose mail press control N. Compose window opens at To edit box.
Fill in with address and tab thru the following entries.
Press control e to send message immediately.
Special problems - If mailbox window is present and causes a problem it may be
closed by pressing alt t down arrow to mailbox - press enter.
Press applications key and down arrow to hide. Press enter. This closes window.