The Online Bible only requires a jcf file which will be shipped with the
new version. Most parts of the program are accessible. Things Like strongs
numbers and word definitions do need mouse emulation to use but the general
reading of the bible is made much better, for example, in both OLB and
Theophilos the say all command can be used to read continuously. Theophilos
does require scripts but these are also on the cd.
Joe.
At 12:14 6/01/99 +0000, you wrote:
>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.
>
>
>--
>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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Royal Society for the Blind of South Australia Inc.
230 Pirie Street
Adelaide SA 5000
Australia
Tel: +61 8 82322444
Fax: +61 8 82322111
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