[Blindmath] Maple and Mathematica

[Alastair Irving]

Hi

I use Maple 11 quite successfully.  I use the classic worksheet, and in
the settings I changed the default output notation to maple notation,
(so that all output is linear).  Then it works quite nicely with
jaws.I've seen the webpages you mention about getting the full interface
to work with the java access bridge but have never managed it myself.

HTH

Alastair

Theodor Loots wrote:
> Hi!
> 
>  
> 
> Our university has licences for Maple 12 and Mathematica 7 and so I have
> access to both, however neither of them is really accessible with JAWS (v9).
> 
>  
> 
> Mathematica 7 has a whole lot of new features that involve text to speech
> and sound stuff, that could have promising possibilities.  I recall that
> some time ago mension was made on this list of projects that will focus on
> the accessibility of Mathematica.  The web also mension a cupple of cases
> where blind scientists make use of Mathematica, so I assume it can be done.
> 
>  
> 
> This, I believe, is even truer for Maple.  There is even a support site that
> mensions how to configure the JAVA access-bridge to allow JAWS access to
> Maple 9, however, I did everything that site suggested without luck.  I
> guess the way to go is to use the Classic Worksheet mode, but haven't had
> any luck with that either.
> 
>  
> 
> Are there anyone on this list that make use of either one of these products
> or that could perhaps point me in the right direction?  Or alternatively
> suggest another package that can handle symbolic math, and also being
> accessible.
> 
>  
> 
> Kind regards,
> 
> t
> 
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