[BlindMath] JAWS reading formulas in MathType

[John Gardner]

I guess I am having trouble understanding this problem. NVDA works perfectly
with Word+MathType. The student does have some responsibility for his/her
own education, so she should just use NVDA. It is not a service to the
student for you to spend your time re-creating wheels when she can just use
the better AT. In the real world, being able to use different technologies
is essential to living and holding a job. It is also essential to getting an
education.

John


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Subject: [BlindMath] JAWS reading formulas in MathType

Help me out! We have been formatting documents for a student using MathType
(Pre-Calc and Astronomy). We have found out that the equations are not
reading in JAWS. The solution the student has been given by her TVI is to
double-click the formula (JAWS says it is a graphic), select the convert
option and convert it to Word. This solves the issue sometimes and other
times doesn't read the formula correctly, either.


HELP! I am having no issue wit the formulas reading in NVDA but student is
using JAWS.


Lisa D Bovard

Accessibility Services Technician

Rowan-Cabarrus Community College

704-216-3615 (North Campus)

704-216-7254 (South Campus)


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