[gui-talk] JAWS 12 new feature

[Mike Arrigo]

The way it works is, you tell fusion you want to create a new virtual machine, if you have a windows disk, insert it and fusion will ask if you want to install the detected operating system using what it calls the easy install, you can also use an ISO image. If you choose this option, fusion asks for your windows key, enter that, and Fusion will install windows in to your new virtual machine, and in about 20 or 30 minutes, you will be at the windows desktop in your new virtual machine.
On Jul 10, 2010, at 5:13 AM, chris hallsworth wrote:

> So guys, how do you install Windows without assistance in VMware Fusion? I will ask on my virtual machines list as well, which you can join by sending a blank message to b-v-m-subscribe at yahoogroups.com.
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> On 10/07/2010 0:33, Mike Arrigo wrote:
>> Hey, you're very welcome, and I think you made a good choice, I now have 3 macs, and gave away my pcs, though I still use a pc at work. The advantages of the mac are numerous, not having to pay extra for the screen reader or upgrades for starters, not to mention that the system can be restored, or a new version of the operating system can be installed with speech and or braille. And, certainly the mac is not immune to viruses, no operating system is, but it's much more difficult for a virus to infect a mac. If you need to still run windows, you can do that also, so you really have the best of both worlds, and even windows can be installed without sighted help if you use vmware fusion. As far as my home computers go, I'm through with the pc.
>> On Jul 9, 2010, at 3:34 AM, Ray Foret Jr wrote:
>> 
>>> Mike is absolutely correct.  In fact, to speak frankly, it's due to the work Mike did on the 13 podcasts he now has over at:
>>> 
>>> www.blindcooltech.com
>>> 
>>> that made me switch over to the Mac.  At the time, I was debating whether to switch over from Vista to Windows 7 and from JAWS to Window-eyes.  Mind you, I have nothing against GWMicro; and, if the truth be known, I would have gone with Window-Eyes if I switched to Windows 7.  But, I said to myself at the time, "Well, if I've got to learn a whole new operating system and a whole new screen reader, why not give the Mac a serious look?".  Am I ever glad I did.  I aint looked back since.  Now, I refuse to install Windows on this Mac, but, if ever I did, I would use Window-Eyes with it.  So, publicly, I say, thanks Mike, for helping me make the right decision!!!
>>> 
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>>> Sincerely,
>>> The Constantly Barefooted Ray!!!
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>>> On Jul 8, 2010, at 6:46 PM, Mike Arrigo wrote:
>>> 
>>>> Makes me glad I'm a mac user, voiceover does some of these, at least the ones that a screen reader should do, it handles dynamic web pages easily and doesn't rely on an off screen model, and it comes with every mac, you can't beat it.
>>>> On Jul 8, 2010, at 12:29 PM, Hoffman, Allen wrote:
>>>> 
>>>>> Wow-now where is the actual announcement of something I would want that
>>>>> I'd pay hard earned money for?
>>>>> 
>>>>> How about price reduction?
>>>>> How about quit using off screen model?
>>>>> How about more consistent behavior in dynamic web pages, and full ARIA
>>>>> support?
>>>>> How about test mode for developers?
>>>>> How about improved Open office support?
>>>>> How about hot key to invoke FSReader from within anywhere?
>>>>> How about pushing NLS to allow FSReader to read NLS books too?
>>>>> 
>>>>> 
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