Hi there,
Joseph, this is good news and I too am going to be taking advantage of
these enhancements. Perhaps you could be a little more specific about what
functions *are* and *are not* "A Breeze" for JAWS users with these
programs. Will they require scripts from yourself or someone else?
Jamie, so far as I know, there is not a copy of the Amplified Bible in text
format anywhere. (Think it may have to do with Copyright.) When last I
heard, permission was being sought.
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Carol Pearson
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At 22:57 05/01/99 -0600, Jamie Prater wrote:
>Hey, Joseph,
>
>Thanks for the Bible information. It was very insightful and beneficial.
>I hope to take advantage of these opportunities. Do you know if there is
>anything out there that accommodates the New International Version or the
>Amplified version of the Bible? Also, Joseph, do you have any experience
>using Quicken 98? I asked the list while a lot of people were on leave,
>and I only got two responses. If you or anyone else could write me about
>quicken with some hints tips and tricks that I could use to make using
>Quicken 98 easier and less frustrating, I would be forever grateful.
>
>Thanks in advance!!!!
>
>Sincerely yours,
>At 03:10 PM 1/6/99 +0900, you wrote:
>>I am happy to announce that several of our moanings have been listened to
>>by two popular bible program authors and two bible programs are being
>>released with specific settings and adjustments for screen reader access
>>and specifically configs and/or scripts for JFW right there on the cd.
>>Online Bible version 8.00, has a beta version of 8.00.01.07 available from
>>www.onlinebible.org and is written by Larry Pearce. I have been an Online
>>Bible user since version 2.1 in the DOS days and wrote to Larry way back
>>then. Online bible 8 is looking very very accessible and is a breeze to use
>>in most places.
>>
>>Theophilos 2.6 by Ivan Jurick has also just been released and even comes
>>with a jfw folder on the cd containing the JFW scripts. This program is
>>extremely powerful too and is also a breeze to use in most places.
>>
>>I highly highly recommend both products for accessibility, especially with
>>both coming with JFW configs as part of the package.
>>
>>I am still providing feedback for the Online Bible 8.x release but it
>>should be available in Feb 99.
>>
>>Both products also have a cut down freeware version, cut down in that only
>>the public domain versions of modules are supplied but the programs'
>>functionality is not limited!
>>
>>I strongly suggest that bible readers and JFW users get hold of these
>>packages and write to their author's to congratulate them on their efforts.
>>(I also believe that Online Bible will also come with Window Eyes settings
>>for those who use two screen readers).
>>
>>Joe.
>>
>>Joseph Dunn
>>Adaptive Technology Specialist
>>
>>Royal Society for the Blind of South Australia Inc.
>>230 Pirie Street
>>Adelaide SA 5000
>>Australia
>>
>>Tel: +61 8 82322444
>>Fax: +61 8 82322111
>>Eml: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>WWW: http://www.rsb.org.au
>>
>>
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