Hi, I'm wondering if anyone here has ever written set files for VocalEyes or ASAP. If so, how difficult is it from the standpoint of a nonprogrammer? I've changed various options in VocalEyes via the control pannel and have saved the new options as set files associated with the programs that I was using but I don't think that writing files to make something more screenreader-accessible is the same thing. Please correct me if I'm wrong. I haven't worked with ASAP that much but hear that it's possible to write files for it as well. Right now, though, I'm just trying to figure out the very basics of that reader. JAWS for DOS is another one that I have but I've never heard of being able to make set files for it and I haven't used it yet so am not sure how it compares to the Windows versions. That said, the documentation for it is supposed to be very extensive. If such files can be written for JAWS, how easy is it to do when compared with the other readers? What reader, in your opinion, is the most flexible when it comes to trying out new software? Several DOS programs are still being written today, and a few more have been written after support for these readers was stopped, but I'm not sure if these programs write to the bios or to the screen and need to test their accessibility.
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