[nfbcs] a question about Word

[Gary Wunder]

Hi. You can turn on indentation identification with Jaws so it will tell you 
if something is indented beyond the left margin. Try the Status Key - 
JawsKey 9 for position in inches if that is the unit of measure you have set 
in Word.

I wish I could help with the issue of positioning the photo. My daughter 
might be able to help if you want to send me the document off list.

Gary




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> Hi all --
> I know this may be obvious to those familiar with the workings of MS Word
> (I'm using 2003), but I have never done this without sighted assistance 
> and
> am wondering if any of you have.
>
> I have a word doc that I want to insert 2 pictures into.
> I know the pics are the ones I want and they should fit, as another pic I
> took with this same camera fit. But it is giving me problems tonight.
>
> Here's the layout:
>
> Letter written that fits in 1 page, then a page break.
> Text caption for picture then include pic1
>
> more text for the next pic, then insert picture 2.
> Then followup text.
>
> Before when I inserted a pic in a document, the pic was short and wide and
> fit neatly into half a standard page.  I was hoping the same thing would
> happen with these. But pic 1 and pic 2 fall on different pages, and the
> caption for pic2 is left on the page below pic 1.
>
> I also want to know any queries I can make of my position in inches on the
> screen.
> I have been using the jaws command insert+delete to get the location I am 
> on
> when on the captions but the info it gives me is not usable. I need 
> inches.
> This would then tell me about how much space the picture takes up.
>
> Any comments welcome. But I'm not done...
>
> I also am wondering how to interpret the indentation controls in the
> paragraph settings. In my letter, I scarfed a paragraph of text from an
> email and pasted it in the doc, and changed the font to turn it red.  Then 
> I
> went to the paragraph settings and really don't understand how to 
> interpret
> the controls. Of course I know what indentation and justification is and
> such, but I need a way to specify how to indent that paragraph a half inch
> and hopefully the line length would shorten automatically.  Also I need to
> know if it is setting a temporary indent for the first line and not
> indenting the rest, or if the indentation is for the whole block of text.
>
> TIA for any helpful info!!!
> --le
>
>
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