Some Questions About Linux And SpeakUp

[Michael Whapples]

links (some times known as links2) I think is very much like lynx to use 
(except for the look of it is more like elinks, eg. more spatial layout). 
Basically, use cursor keys (up and down) to move between links and controls, 
enter (or right arrow) to follow a link, backspace (or left arrow) to go 
back a page, type on a text control to enter text (I don't think it is like 
elinks where you need to press enter to allow text entry) and enter to 
interact with the control (eg. to push a button, tick a check box, etc). Use 
speakup's screen review keys (numpad) to read page contents, page up and 
down to move the view up and down a screen distance on the page. in links 
and elinks, escape accesses the menu, g to go to page, and q for quit.

I would recommend using pine or some client like that for email as they are 
more helpful (pine has a basic menu system and some instructions on screen).

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Michael Whapples