Re: Alternative Path to MLB.com

Let me simplify Rose's excellent approach even further.  This is the way 
I've done it for years. 

I've placed the multimedia page in my IE Favorites and also created hot 
keys for reaching it.  Thus, I only have to type a key stroke or 2 to get 
to the page.



On Sun, 27 Apr 2008, Anthony R Candela wrote:

> 
> 
> Regarding getting to mlb.com for your baseball listening pleasure, the
> following was sent to me by a young lady named Rose:
> 
> I got [the Silverlight media player] installed with no difficulty...
>  
> The link you sent...takes you to whatever day on the calendar you had put
> it in Favorites.  So what I do is just press Control-o and then
> type in mlb.com/mediacenter and after I arrive at the site, I then just
> press the letter t for the first table.  I can then either arrow down to
> where
> the list of today's games begins, or I can just press Insert-f7 for the
> JAWS links list and, for instance, if I want a station beginning with w,
> I just
> press w until I get to the one I want and then press Enter.  Then when it
> says New Application Window, I alt-tab, then alt-tab again, and it will
> give a bit of info and then say e-mail address edit, and I typedthat in,
> then tab to the password and type that, and then go down right to the log
> in button and enter, and I'm there.
> Tony
> 
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