Sounds interesting.. Though Malayalam could have included as its supporting language!!!!
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. 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