[blindlaw] Westlaw Drafting Assistant

Brian Unitt BrianUnitt at holsteinlaw.com
Fri Aug 19 17:24:00 UTC 2016


Does anyone have experience using the Westlaw Drafting Assistant tool with JAWS.  I had a sales presentation on it yesterday, and it seemed like a really useful tool if it is accessable.  My firm’s Lexis contract is about to expire, so I am considering my options as to whether to renew or go back to Westlaw.  Any comments would be helpful
Thanks,
Brian
Brian C. Unitt
Holstein, Taylor and Unitt
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Subject: Re: [blindlaw] Pulling for Law Review

Hi Kelby,

Congratulations on making Law Review! That’s a fantastic accomplishment!

I personally do not recommend Adobe find and neither does FreedomScientific, because the feature behaves inconsistently when a screen reader is running. However, JAWS find should search the entire document if the entire PDF loads in the virtual cursor. This can be configured in the Accessibility Setup Assistant in Adobe Reader and Acrobat. By default, the relevant setting is set to read only the currently visible pages, which, if I remember correctly, is up to 50 pages. I recommend changing this setting to “read the entire document.” If you do this, you will notice that untagged documents take longer to load, but you should be able to search the entire document. If you decide to try my suggestion, please let me know if it works for you. Good luck!

Best,

Michal

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