It's very simple. Microsoft has a thousand programmers continually
changing things. And even if they're willing to work closely with GW on
what's going on GW doesn't have a thousand programmers to stay on par
with everything Microsoft is continually changing; not to mention all
the other companies they have to work with and programs they have to try
to keep Window-Eyes working with. It's amazing that they're able to do
as well as they do given what they have to deal with in a continually
changing environment.
Regards,
Tom
On 9/17/2011 7:48 PM, Neville wrote:
GW Micro often claim they work closely with companies such as Microsoft
and Mozilla but I often wonder if this arrangement is quite one sided
because it does notn show up in practice.
For example, IE 9 was released but it is still not very accessible using
the latest version of WE. Mozilla's latest versions of Thunderbird and
Firefox are in the same boat.
So, where is the co-operation?
Neville.
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