Hi, I am testing a Windows95 program that has to be able to work with braille output from JFW alone wich mean you should be able to work with the application without relying on speech. The program has been designed in a very strange way and it has no standard controls at all. All windowtitles are the same. Since the program has to be used by deafblind, the company has accepted that the program code is going to be changed in order to make this program more accessable. I do not yet know the name and version of the programming language that is used, an information that would make it easier to answer the following question. Is it likely that it is possible to remove the special controls and instead use the standard controls, so the program can be much easier to use with JFW. can another possible sollution be to use MS Active Accessability to provide the information usually provided by the use of standard controls, or should MSAA be added �nly when the standard controls has been implemented? I hope that I can get some answers on this one. Claus Thoegersen - Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
