[blindLaw] JAWS and iManage

[Farber, Randy]

All -

Those of you at national convention might remember that I asked Eric Damery about making the interface between JAWS and iManage work better.  This week I had a talk with Eric Damery, Glen (a JAWS Tech person from Vespero) and Elizabeth DeLuna (one of the IT persons from my office).

It appears that there are three different installations of iManage that are in use.  Two of them are older and are called the Classic version.  They are often referred to as FileSite and DeskSite.  The newer third installation is the Web based installation and is called Work 10.  It is my understanding that iManage is no longer making enhancements to the two classic versions (FileSite and DeskSite) and intends to phase them out at some point.  Unfortunately, I believe that these two installations are the most prevalent type of installation and it doesn't look like we can get much help from iManage on these two installations.  To complicate matters, it appears that there are many hybrid installations which use Work 10 as the engine, but use FileSite or DeskSite as the user interface.  Hopefully, the hybrid installations will soon migrate to full Work 10 installations as the product matures.

We might be able to get iManage to team up with Vespero to make some enhancements in the Work 10  installation to make it easier to use with JAWS.  Therefore, I am gathering and cataloguing information about the problems that we are having with JAWS and iManage.  If you are having problems with iManage and JAWS, please contact me off-line at Rfarber at JW.com or 713-752-4241, and let me know three things:


1.    Which installation of iManage you are using (FileSite, DeskSite, or Work 10)

2.    Which version of JAWS you are using, and

3.    The problem(s) that you are having.


Randy

Randal S. Farber
Jackson Walker L.L.P.
1401 McKinney, Suite 1900
Houston, Texas 77010
713-752-4241 - Phone
713-308-4120 - Fax
RFarber at JW.com<mailto:RFarber at JW.com>
[Randy_farber1]
Board Certified, Commercial Real Estate Law - Texas Board of Legal Specialization, Since 1996
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