This sounds amazing. What are the charges for the institutions? I mean, JNU had purchased the lisence of earlier versions, if it needs to upgrade to JAWS 18, what is the procedure and how much will it cost? I'm sending this mail to our Chief Librarian and the assistant Librarian for their consideration On 11/3/16, Ram Agarwal <ramagarwal...@gmail.com> wrote: > Dear Friends, > > > > Jaws Screen Reader V18 goes Indian!\ > > We are happy to announce that Freedom Scientific has just released their > latest version 18 of Jaws which will now speak 8 indian languages namely > Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Tamil, Telegu, Kannada, Bhojpuri and even Indian > English accent Rishi and Sangeeta with high premium Vocalizer Expressive > 2.2 voices from Nuance. > > These are high quality, more responsive and human like clear and distinct > speech very easy to understand > > Now with the combination of the indian language OCR software you can read > printed books in Indian languages specially for Hindi, Marathi, Tamil. > > Jaws V18 comes with some exciting new features to make working on computers > more accessable and user friendly. > > > > Jaws goes Indian: Jaws will now speak 8 Indian languages as mentioned > above. > > Audio Ducking: Now if you are listening to any audio file, music or > recording etc. and Jaws is also talking then the the audio sounds will > automatically lower volume if setting selected. > > Restriction of Jaws Virtual curser: JAWS automatically restricts Virtual > Cursor navigation to the dialog box when some action occurs that moves the > focus into that dialog box specially in some web based applications.This > includes navigating to an edit field in the dialog box with the ARROW keys > and Auto Forms mode is enabled, navigating using the TAB or SHIFT+TAB keys, > or activating a control on the page that automatically sets focus to the > dialog box. When the Virtual Cursor is restricted, both speech and braille > will only navigate content in the dialog box until restriction is disabled. > Very useful in web based applications such as CBS programs like Finacle > etc. > > Talking Mouse: The new mouse echo feature enables JAWS to speak text under > the mouse pointer as you move around the screen using a physical mouse or > as > you move your finger on a trackpad. If you use a refreshable braille > display, text under the mouse is also shown in braille as a flash message. > > > > While totally blind users may not benefit very much from this feature, > there > are some cases where it can be useful. For example, there may be times > where > someone is trying to understand the positioning of text or the layout of > controls on the screen, and this could be helpful. You also may encounter > applications that have controls that can not be accessed with any of the > JAWS cursors and you must use the physical mouse to locate and activate > them. > > > > For users that have some vision, the ability to also receive speech > feedback > as they move the physical mouse is very useful. > > Import-Export of Jaws Settings: JAWS 18 now enables you to quickly and > conveniently export all of your JAWS user settings including application > and > default settings, custom scripts, dictionary entries, graphics labels, > PlaceMarkers, flexible web rules, personalized web settings including > custom > labels, speech and sounds schemes, and voice profiles to a single backup > file which can be stored or shared with other JAWS users. The JAWS settings > backup files are saved with an SBAK extension. This backup file can then be > easily imported on any computer running JAWS 18 or later and these settings > will be used by that copy of JAWS. > > > > Some instances of when you might use this feature include: > > * You want to use the same JAWS settings on multiple computers, such > as in a training center or school computer lab. > * You create a lot of customizations and you want to be able to back > them up so you can easily import them when you install a new version of > JAWS, eliminating the task of having to manually reconfigure everything. > * A friend would like to use some of your flexible web rules and voice > profiles. You could use the Export Settings wizard to only export these > particular settings, send the resulting SBAK file to your friend, and if > they are running JAWS 18 or later, they can import the file containing your > flexible web rules and voice profiles into their copy of JAWS. > * A script developer could send you a SBAK file containing custom > scripts and settings for an application that is used at your job and the > Import Settings wizard will quickly import all settings and script files to > the correct locations in your JAWS user folder. > > And many more….. > > > > We give below the cost for taking benefit of the SMA which entitles you to > the next 2 upgrades namely V18 and V19 resulting in saving of cost as you > will receive 1 extra upgrade at the same cost of upgrading to just V18. > > Now you need to only pay Rs.13800 for single user licences and for multi > users you may please kindly write to us for a quote. This special offer is > only valid up till 20th November 2016. > > > > In case you require any further information or assistance, please contact > us > and we shall be glad to provide the same. > > > > Looking forward to hearing from you. > > > > Thanks > > > > Kind Regards, > > Ram Agarwal > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > KARISHMA ENTERPRISES > > 30 Maker Arcade, Ground Floor, > > Near World Trade Centre, Cuffe Parade, > > Mumbai – 400005. INDIA > > > > Phone: (022)-22181853 OR 22153291 OR (0)9321539290 > > > > Email: <mailto:cont...@karishmaenterprises.com> > cont...@karishmaenterprises.com > > Website: <http://www.karishmaenterprises.com/> www.KarishmaEnterprises.com > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > We Provide Technology to Help You See Again! > > > > > > > > > Register at the dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of > mobile phones / Tabs on: > http://mail.accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/mobile.accessindia_accessindia.org.in > > > Search for old postings at: > http://www.mail-archive.com/accessindia@accessindia.org.in/ > > To unsubscribe send a message to > accessindia-requ...@accessindia.org.in > with the subject unsubscribe. > > To change your subscription to digest mode or make any other changes, please > visit the list home page at > http://accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/accessindia_accessindia.org.in > > > Disclaimer: > 1. 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