Not so. Audacity is very screen-reader friendly with many keyboard
shortcuts. There is a manual for screen-reader users, mainly Jaws but
it applies to other screen-readers also. I'm sure someone on this list
will direct you to the location of the manual. It is more complicated
than Goldwave, but it ismuch more powerful with a much better noise
reduction function.
Rich De Steno
On 1/19/2013 5:39 PM, Joe Giovanelli wrote:
Hi,
I do not use Audacity, but Goldwave. I have a friend who does not have much
money so am looking into Audacity for him.
>From a study of what seems to me to be a difficult manual, it looks as though
editing manipulations must be carried out by drag and drop. If that's so, how can
a blind user work with this program?
Is there a decent tutorial which can take me through a project and showing me
step by step how to make the software work?
I thank you for your help.
Joe Giovanelli
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