[nabs-l] JAWS 11 with SPSS 18

[Cindy Bennett]

I definitely know how frustrating this is. I have heard through the
grape vine that NVDA works with SPSS although i do not know any
details. I hope someone replies with them. I used a reader for my
undergrad stats course. A reader might be helpful even if you do find
a way to access SPSS so you can read and navigate tables faster.

I know SPSS is much more efficient, but if you are initially using
excel to enter and organize your data, i know you can do T tests and
correlations that way, but you can't do anovas and other more complex
tests, and pivot tables in excel to my knowledge are not accessible
with jaws.

Best of luck, and definitely let us know if you find something that works.

Cindy

On 10/26/10, Ian Perrault <iperrault at hotmail.com> wrote:
>         Hi
> I'm a totally blind student in graduate school, enrolled in a Statistics
> course, and am required to use SPSS. I have JAWS 11, with SPSS version 18.
> The trouble is that SPSS sometimes reads with JAWS, and it sometimes doesn't
> read with JAWS and just freezes. Additionally, to click on the different
> functions it is inaccessible. I can navigate the menus, when it decides to
> read, but it is not that dependable. Any suggestions?
> Thanks
> Ian
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Cindy Bennett
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