I totally agree with you. There is no such thing as a perfect screen review
program. At work I must use JFW but at home I prefer to use Win-Eyes. While
Win-Eyes seems to work right out of the box for most applications, JFW
seems to
work better with MsAccess. The bottom line as you say is getting the job
done.
At 10:21 AM 7/28/99 -0700, David Isaacs wrote:
>Hi List Folk!
>Been sitting back reviewing comments for a while before I put my foot into
>this. Been training blind students to use computers since before Windows
>and have learned one thing very well. If its working don't mess with it.
>As a corollary, just because a program is the first issued, doesn't mean
>they got it right. Jaws may have been first, but even now, in my opinion,
>its only a beta test version of a real program. Your hundreds of lines of
>comments confirm this to me.
>
>For those of you who can't access things with jaws in a work situation,
>consider downloading and experimenting with outspoken. A few months ago,
>facing 5 levels of software and interminable jaws scripting at a local
>hospital's transcription department, we experimented with outspoken. It
>achieved access with default settings right out of the box. No
>modifications or programming was necessary. This is not intended as a promo
>for outspoken. Just a reminder that no single program offfers complete and
>reliable access at this time.
>
>My focus has always been on getting the job done. Because we start with
>jaws, doesn't mean we won't have to expand our tools to finish the job. If
>Jaws won't do it, and tech support has no answer, Ted Henter deserves to
>know every time, especially for seven hundred dollars. Its management and
>marketing that need to hear this. If they listened to their own tech
>support folks, we'd all have an easier time of it.
>
>If things aren't working for you and action is your game, please e mail me
>privately at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Together, we may get these folks to listen.
>
>Soap box closed. David.
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