I have had some success with control shift f this is the way to fast forward.
Hope it works for you. Ike
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control f for going forward.
and to go back it is control b.
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> I'm using JAWS.
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I'm using JAWS.
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Jim,
what screen reader a
vember 21, 2004 10:36 PM
Subject: Moving forward with Windows Media Player
Hello there,
I'm curious about something.
I sometimes have heard things like radio broadcast archives or other things
of that nature using Real Player, but sometimes I need to use Windows Media
Player. What I wonder is
Speaking for myself..I have never been able to find anything to make
"Windows Media" move forward! So I would also be interested if someone can
come up with something here.
Tom Kaufman
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Hello there,
I'm curious about something.
I sometimes have heard things like radio broadcast archives or other things of
that nature using Real Player, but sometimes I need to use Windows Media
Player. What I wonder is how one can move forward little bits at a time with
WMP. I find it hard to
