[NFBCS] vm ware desktop

Steve Shelton stevesheltonokc at gmail.com
Thu Sep 10 02:12:30 UTC 2020


Actually, I don't believe the server and local JAWS versions have to be the
same. When I initially started using this with RDP, the versions were the
same. However, the server administrator was reluctant to do JAWS upgrades
but I continued to upgrade my local system. At the end, I was running  with
significantly different versions.

You will have to have the server version upgraded if you need new jaws
features on your virtual desktop.

Btw, if you don't have jaws at all on the virtual desktop, the screen is
just an image so you can not access it locally with jaws. You should be able
to read it with the jaws OCR feature but you won't b able to interact with
the screen.

Steve 

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Hi Bryan, the version of jaws installed on the server has to match the
version of jaws installed on the client computer from which you connect to
it.
The version of jaws you have installed on your desktop or laptop, the
client, has to be professional/authorized for remote access.
To be honest I am more familiar with setting this up for rdp vs setting it
up to connect to a vm as I set this up at work so I can rdp to my desktop in
my office via vpn during the covid-19 pandemic however if I can help please
feel free to reach out.
Have fun - Ed


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Hi,

I'm just getting started and the IT guy hasn't installed jaws on the company
server.
What version needs to be installed and where?
Bryan Schulz


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After you connect, You might try to run jaws on the virtual desktop by
entering Windows-R > jaws2020 > Enter. This will confirm you have jaws
configured correctly on the server. 

When I used Microsoft Remote Desktop, there was a virtual desktop setting
that  allowed you to automatically start an application on the virtual
desktop when you connected. If this is not available, you can always put
jaws in the Windows start folder on you virtual desktop. This should only
apply to your desktop and would not affect other users on the server. .   

Steve
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Subject: [NFBCS] vm ware desktop

Hi,

 

Anyone know if jaws is installed on the remote pc, will that make jaws talk
on my end?

I am logging into  vm ware and jaws does not speak the virtual desktop.

Thanks,

Bryan

 



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