[blindlaw] Urgent! Accessibility of Summation Pro

[Susan Kelly]

Just based on the program my office  uses (Just Ware), this may be an on-going issue  with the program itself.  JAWS cannot navigate through all of the constant  quirks and changes in that program, and even for those not requiring  screen narration, PDFs that have been run through the OCR process do not stay in OCR format.  This may be what is happening in Summation as well.

Our IT has not figured out how to   fix this - not even sure they feel particularly motivated to do so. Hopefully you will have better luck.

-----Original Message-----
From: blindlaw [mailto:blindlaw-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Gerard Sadlier
Sent: Friday, July 05, 2013 12:49 PM
To: blindlaw
Subject: [blindlaw] Urgent! Accessibility of Summation Pro

Hi all,

I wonder if any of you have had experience of using summation pro with Jaws?

As you may be aware ,Summation is a web based programme for managing e discovery.

The fact that the documents for discovery are already scanned and available online is, as you will appreciate, a massive advantage.

However, I am currently struggling with the interface.

Jaws is not picking up the controls at all and seems to regard them as images.

I have used the jaws ocr function to pick up the controls in the application but when I click on them using the mouse buttons and jaws cursor, nothing happens.

Any ideas on what is going on here or how it can be fixed would be hugely welcome.

I'm sorry to post this again but I haven't heard anything on this and as you will realize, using this software will be important and valuable if possible.

If this is not possible, can you suggest the best ways of carrying out pretty large scale review of e discovery?

Thanks

Ger

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