Hi Sue,
If they're .TXT files you can use Notepad to read them. If they're too
large for Notepad, use Wordpad. Ensure Word Wrap is turned on and also
that you have Wrap to Window checked. JAWS will not read well if you don't
have everything set correctly.
If they're WP files, these can be read with Word or (I'm pretty sure) WP
for Windows.
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Carol Pearson
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At 09:28 27/10/99 -0500, Colborn, Richard & Sue wrote:
>Hi, all, Here's a question I have been wanting to ask, but didn't want to
>sound too stupid. Is there a way to make JAWS read my old DOS files? I have
>just recently purchased this new computer with Win 98 and JFW 3.3. I use my
>computer for almost all projects around my home that involve reading and
>writing, from check book to recipes and phone numbers. I also write
>children's stories and other things. I have a ton of DOS files from the old
>comppputer which I would like to transfer, but don't want to mess with the
>old IBM screen reader. Is there anything I can do, short of spending a lot
>more money?
> Thanks in advance.
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>Have a nice day!
>Sue Colborn
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