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> Date sent: Fri, 05 Mar 1999 17:11:12 +1100
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dan Clark)
> Subject: JAWS for Windows and Java Accessibility
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> Look for a newsletter soon, but in the meantime, I hope you find this press
> release interesting. A link about this will also be posted on our web page
> at www.hj.com. Thanks, Dan Clark, Henter-Joyce, Inc.
>
> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MARCH 4, 1999
>
> FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT
> Eric Damery, VP Business Development
> Henter-Joyce, Inc.
> E-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> JAWS for Windows takes a ^+Swing^+ at Java(tm) Accessibility during CSUN 1999
>
>
> Henter-Joyce, Inc. will demonstrate the world's first Windows screen reader
> to support the Java platform, during a Sun Microsystems, Inc. presentation
> at CSUN 1999, March 19 at the LAX Marriott in Los Angeles.
>
> Utilizing the Java Accessibility API that is built into the Java Foundation
> Classes(tm) known collectively as "Swing", developers at Henter-Joyce have
> adapted the JAWS for Windows Screen Reader Software to a number of
> applications written for the Java platform running in Windows 95, 98, and
> NT. Among the applications that will be demonstrated during CSUN 1999 is
> the CAST Organization's ^+Bobby,^+ a web-accessibility rating program,
> available at www.cast.org/bobby.
>
> Future releases of the newly redesigned MAGic 6.1 Screen Magnification
> Software, utilizing the tracking functionality of JAWS for Windows, will
> also support the Java platform.
>
> "Java accessibility will be increasingly important for people who are blind
> and visually-impaired in the future," said Henter-Joyce President Ted
> Henter, "and JAWS for Windows and MAGic will provide that access in the
> Windows environment. The cooperative functionality that we have now is very
> promising, and we look forward to making sure that promise is met as the
> development of the Java platform continues to progress."
>
> Future releases of JAWS for Windows, the world's leading screen reader,
> will support the Java Accessibility and associated applications. For a
> demonstration of JAWS for Windows accessing Java applications, please visit
> Henter-Joyce during the conference in Marriott Suite 1726, or plan to
> attend the Sun Microsystems presentation during the evening of Friday,
> March 19 in
> the LAX Marriott Atlanta and Boston Rooms.
>
> For more information on Henter-Joyce and JAWS for Windows Screen Reader
> Software, visit the Henter-Joyce web site at www.hj.com. For more
> information about Java Accessibility, visit the Sun Microsystems web site
> at www.sun.com/access.
>
> Sun, Sun Microsystems, Java and Java Foundation Classes are trademarks or
> registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the United States and
> other countries.
>
> JAWS and MAGic are trademarks or registered trademarks of Henter-Joyce,
> Inc. in the United States and other countries.
>
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