Try solitaire in Window-Eyes. It's really quite elegant, though not
absolutely perfect...But what program is?
My vote for the first thing on a list of programs for JFW to support is
Microsoft Visual Studio. I'm sure there are plenty of blind people who
would like to take a hand at developing, and Visual Studio has lots of
programs to do it with...for starters, Visual C++, Visual Basic and
Visual FoxPro.
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Steve Matzura)
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: Solitaire
>Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1999 00:38:09 GMT
>
>That's great that you got another program to do this. The only
>program I've seen do it reliably is Windows Bridge, which was my first
>Windows screenreader before JFW V1.05 was released. Now, we know
>we're not supposed to be playing Solitaire at work now, do we not?
>But it's still fun, and I'm with you, I still wish JFW would work with
>it and other such card games.
>
>I think somebody should start a list of programs that we all think (or
>wish) JFW would work with, but doesn't.
>
>On my wish list is also a sit-down with the JFW programmers to explain
>why it is that it can read some things and not others, and why other
>software seemws to be able to do what, in certain specific cases, JFW
>cannot. Anybody game for compiling such a list?
>
>On Tue, 16 Mar 1999 15:08:59 EST, you wrote:
>
>>Hi!
>>
>>Has anyone out there found a practical way to make JFW work with
>Windows
>>Solitaire? Window-Eyes will read the cards, but JFW won't. Indeed,
>I
>>can't get JFW to even recognize the cards as graphics. JFW will,
>>however, read the score if you're set to "all" using Insert+S.
>
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