It sounds like you may need to turn off the switch that determines whether the image tags on the graphics are read. That can sometimes be a tremendous help to be able to hear that if you are having trouble with a web page, but one can certainly turn it off and on at will. The variable in question looks like VERBOSE_IMAGES:FALSE or TRUE depending upon what you want to hear or read in Braille. Read about your lynx.cfg file and how you can customize it. You can also temporarily turn a switch on or off by overriding its setting on the command line if you need something to be different for one particular site, but not normally. As an example, there is a status flag which if you have it configured on, lynx -nostatus http://somelink.com will start lynx with the flag turned off. The next time you run lynx and don't say -nostatus, the flag will return to how it is set in your lynx.cfg file. Martin McCormick Gary Wynn writes: >Here is an example: > > > library header image > > [1]fosters image link > [INLINE] > [2]general information button link > [LINK] [3]adoption button link > [INLINE] > [4]application for a dog button link _______________________________________________ Blinux-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/blinux-list