I read on another list that there are 18 screenreaders in all. I know:
Vocolized, Windowized, and Jaws. What are the others. Thank you for any
information you can give.At 11:42 PM 8/10/99 -0600, you wrote:
>Stacy,
> In my opinion, this is a good thing. Why? Each screen reader
>manufacturer is good at certain things. If there were only one out there,
>lots of things would be missing from it because to some degree or another
>everyone is taking each other's ideas and incorporating them into their
>respective products. Here are a couple of examples:
>
>Window-Eyes was first with a reclassification function and JFW added it
later.
>
>JFW was first to add the ability to change synthesizers while running the
>program and Window-Eyes now has that feature.
>
> The real truth is that if there were no cases where one came up
>with something the other doesn't have, there will be far fewer innovations
>in all of them. The truth is that HJ needs GW Micro and vice versa in
>order for both to really be the best they can be.
> I use both products on a daily basis because both are better at
>certain tasks than others. My personal opinion is that Window-Eyes beats
>JFW hands down on Internet access while JFW is far superior in MS Access
>and Excel. There is no clear winner right now. They both have their place.
>
>Regards,
>Roland
>
>At 06:49 AM 8/10/99 -0700, you wrote:
>>Is this all true or a myth? Do JFW users have to worry?
>>
>>Stacy.
>
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