O yeah! Tell me how to install JAWS on unix platform then?
Thanks.

Pawel

On Thu, 18 Nov 1999, Lim, Michael C wrote:

> It works perfectly well with Unix!
> 
> Michael, the Infamous Chinaman!
> 
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>               Sent:   Thursday, 18 November 1999 3:21
>               To:     [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>               Subject:        Re: Opportunists are Lerking
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>               Hi all:
>               Can jaws not be used with unix?
>               Thanks!
> 
>               Karim Lakhani NWS Deskside
>               EMAIL: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>               (780) 412-9744
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> 
>               Jason Tomlinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 11/16/99 10:14:36 PM
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>               Subject:  Re: Opportunists are Lerking
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> 
>                    This is kinda of off subject... but I still think hj needs to 
>make a
>               jaws
>               for unix
> 
> 
>               Jason
> 
>               At 10:00 PM 11/16/99 -0500, you wrote:
>               >Hello Dennis and JFW listers.
>               >
>               >    Dennis, fors ome time now, I have wanted to spend some time 
>composing
>               >mucht he same letter you just sent.
>               >
>               >Quote:
>               >Give me a detailed script/function reference manual, and a question
>               answered
>               >now and then, and I'm a fat happy camper, off in my little 
>script-filled
>               >world!
>               >
>               >
>               >I, too, believe that the primary quality of JFW lies in the program's
>               >scripting language, a fact that is obviously clear to HJ since user 
>macros
>               >have been an essential component of their platform since the very
>               beginning.
>               >    I, also, am dismayed by the fact that, the immense power of the
>               scripting
>               >language notwithstanding, HJ has, for some inscrutable reason, chosen 
>to
>               >keep its trump card in a dark corner.  While the script manual, 
>produced
>               by
>               > contract some time ago, helped immensely, especially for beginners, 
>there
>               >remains serious deficiencies in documentation with respect to some of 
>the
>               >more complex functions available in the scripting language.  
>Moreover, and
>               >a very serious drawback, I think, some of the functions, detailed as 
>fully
>               >operational in the scanty documentation that does exist, simply do not
>               >work.  As a programmer, delighted with the flexibility and power the
>               >scripting language gives me, I share your frustration in having so 
>little
>               >documentation of use to advanced script writers.  Although one must
>               >acknowledge that large, productive companies like Henter-Joyce must
>               >establish priorities that coinside with marketing demands, one would 
>hope
>               >that, in future releases, the company will recognize the true 
>potential of
>               >the strongest tool available in any screen navigation program 
>available,
>               >the scripting language that allows we users to gain access to 
>applications
>               >that foresee only mice scurrying across busy screens.
>               >
>               >Respectfully,
>               >
>               >
>               >Jerry
>               >
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>               >
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