[musictlk] jaws and itunes

Mon Nov 24 22:45:41 UTC 2014

I use NVDA with ITunes for best results, but have never had any
problems with it using JAWS either.  I have been able to have access
to my connected IPhone and IPod, and could change settings without
problems using either screenreader.  I really didn't care about the
ITunes store issues because I have an IPhone; I love that you can use
a camera to put the code on gift cards in yourself, and I love how
easy it is on the IPhone in general.

So, I'd just play with it.  Try things out; it would be easier for us
to help you if you had a specific issue that wasn't working that we
could address, rather than just a general question of whether or not
the two programs work together.  I'm a big fan of trying things out
and pinpointing specific problems before going over a list in order to
get the best results.

Amy, I would be interested in knowing more about BlindTunes though as
I've never heard of those scripts before.  Then again I've never had
issues without them, but my inner techy is interested.

On 11/24/14, brother Timothy Clark via musictlk <musictlk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> write but apple programmed the windows version of iTunes with wind-eyes in
> mind.
>  i'm sure NVDA would work. like i said, i wish i could be of more help but
> regardless, there you are.
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> On Kislev 1, 5775 AM, at 22:39, Amy Billman <amy0223 at gmail.com> wrote:
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>> Actually, both Window Eyes and NVDA work a thousand times better than
>> FLAWS
>> for Windows. This is true in pretty much every situation, but especially
>> in
>> this one.
>> This, from a person who uses Flaws,has used Window Eyes with iTunes, and
>> who
>> uses NVDA.
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>> Amy Billman
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: musictlk [mailto:musictlk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of brother
>> Timothy Clark via musictlk
>> Sent: Sunday, November 23, 2014 6:47 PM
>> To: Kelsey Nicolay; Music Talk Mailing List
>> Subject: Re: [musictlk] jaws and itunes
>>
>> hello -
>> i simply would like to point out that iTunes was integrated with
>> window-eyes thus making it work better with that verses jaws.
>> i am sorry i can't be of more help as i'm on a mac.
>> on the mac side of things though it is totally accessible. i would
>> imagine
>> if you had a window-eyes copy as well, you could try that and see if that
>> helps.
>> i'm guessing though that you only have jaws.
>> i am only attempting to help you here.
>> Brother Timothy Clark
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>> On Kislev 1, 5775 AM, at 20:50, Kelsey Nicolay via musictlk
>> <musictlk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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>>> Hello,
>>> For those of you who use JAWS, what has been your experience using jaws
>> with itunes 11? For me it's ok, but I have found that sometimes jaws will
>> not read all the prompts.  It will read the dialog when you insert a CD
>> and
>> the buttons are clearly read.  However, what about when you connect your
>> ipod to the computer? Will jaws read all the prompts that guide you
>> through
>> syncing or is that a visual thing JAWS won't read? Usually I've just had
>> someone else do that part for me, but I should be able to do it since I
>> am
>> good on the computer and my sister does her own.  Also, jaws does not
>> behave
>> correctly when in the itunes store in the section to rdeem a code.  With
>> jaws en, I can't type the code in.  I know there is a script for this
>> program, but I am not paying $10 for it.  Any thoughts on this topic?
>>> How can I make itunes more accessible or learn how to manage my own ipod
>> without needing constant sighted assistance? Right now I have my sister
>> or
>> my dad who can help, but they're busy too, so I would like to learn the
>> basic stuff for how to manage it independently.
>>> Thank you,
>>> Kelsey Nicolay
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