[blindlaw] accessibility options

[ckrugman at sbcglobal.net]

The functionality of those programs is rudimentary at best. You do not have 
the same degree of control of reading functions such as spped and delivery 
that you would have with an actual screen reader like JAWS. They work well 
for trouble shooting or at times when JAWS is disabled for some reason.
Chuck
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Subject: [blindlaw] accessibility options


>I am a user of JAWS for accessibility to computers.  Yesterday, a friend 
>gave me a short demonstration of the Universal Accessibility program on his 
>Apple McIntosh.  I am, also, aware that Windows Vista and 07 come with 
>similar programs called Windows Narrator.
>
> Is there anyone out there that is utilizing said programs in lieu of JAWS. 
> I would appreciate your input regarding said programs.
>
> Dan McBride, Attorney
> Fort Worth, Texas
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