[blindlaw] Windows Eyes or JAWS?

[Dan Beitz]

I'm no expert, but in my opinion, Jaws is the best screen reader.  It works well in office  and on the web.  Window-eyes does have some advantages, such as its mouse, the outlook calendar, and its ability to read some web pages better than jaws.  But jaws works better and more consistently with more of the things you will need in the practice of law.  I use jaws exclusively in my practice, which involves representing corporate clients in commercial disputes.  Now ask somebody who is an expert, like Tim elder.



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Subject: [blindlaw] Windows Eyes or JAWS?

Hi Folks,

 

I'm new to the world of screen reader technology and would appreciate any thoughts on whether Windows Eyes or JAWS are preferable for use in practicing law.  

 

Thanks, 

Ed Rizzuto

 

Edward Rizzuto

Law Office of Edward Rizzuto

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