[Trainer-Talk] Zoomtext Fusion and Jaws running together

Mauricio Molina mauriciohmolina at gmail.com
Thu Sep 8 00:42:36 UTC 2016


As others have pointed out, ZoomText Fusion has much improved screen reading
capabilities over ZoomText Reader. I would compare ZoomText Fusion to MAGic,
though I still believe MAGic with speech to be the superior product at this
time. ZoomText Fusion has also incorporated most of the reading commands
used by JAWS. I would suggest you turn keyboard help on with Insert+Number
Row 1 and test out some of the keystrokes to find out for yourself. Of
course, the JAWS feedback is still superior, but ZoomText Fusion is pretty
good for a relatively new product. 

Mauricio

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Subject: [Trainer-Talk] Zoomtext Fusion and Jaws running together

Hello,

I am working with a person who already has Zoomtext Fusion and would like to
add JAWS for screen reading. Has anyone tried that?  I know we would be
turning the Fusion features off before starting JAWS but  would like some
feedback before we do it. This is a work situation and I don't feel like we
can afford to try anything that won't work.

The user is using Chronos for time documentation and Microsoft Office
products, mostly word and Outlook. She also uses a program called TransNet
for accessing the dictation she is typing. It feels like there is a lot of
software running on that computer.

Thank you.

Sent from my iPhone
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