[nfbcs] UltraEdit

[Steve Jacobson]

Lloyd,

I think that option disappeared after version 10 because it was no longer necessary.  The menu system worked fine 
since then.  

On Mon, 12 Jan 2009 12:06:42 -0500, Lloyd Rasmussen wrote:

>I know a few people who switched from JAWS to Window-Eyes because of poor 
>JAWS UltraEdit support.  But some others are happy with the  combination.

>In UltraEdit 10 which I have here at work, in the advanced section of the 
>General tab of the Configuration submenu of the Advanced menu, there is a 
>setting to use "pre 9.0 menus and toolbars" which is supposed to improve 
>screen reader compatibility.  There is also a choice of cursor shapes 
>elsewhere on that menu.

>Hope this helps.

>At 03:04 AM 1/12/2009, you wrote:
>>Hello,
>>
>>I downloaded the recent version of UltraEdit, 14.0.  Unfortunately, I can't
>>get JAWS to read what I have typed into the file.  Is there a setting I can
>>check or uncheck to make the text accessible, or might this be a glitch of
>>the new version?  Everything else appears to be accessible.  I have not yet
>>given up on EdSharp, but I thought I'd try out another text editor, just in
>>case.
>>
>>Joe Orozco
>>
>>"Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity."--James M.
>>Barrie

>Lloyd Rasmussen, Senior Project Engineer, Engineering Section
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