Hi, Ted. You can certainly access Dos programs in a Dos box. That should
work in most cases. However, the access isn't as good as using a Dos
screen-reader such as Jaws for Dos. If you don't have a dedicated
synthesizer like a Doubletalk or Dectalk, you may be stuck with what JFW can
provide.
Michael Feir, Editor of Audyssey
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Sent: October 24, 1999 11:10 PM
To: jaws
Subject: jfw and dos programs
Ok listers, another question. First of all, I don't know hardly anything
about dos. I wonder if it is possible to use jfw in dos programs. I am
going to have to take some computer programming classes at school, so if I
need to work in dos, is it possible? And if so, how? Please post answer or
reply via direct e-mail
Ted
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