Dave, It would be nice if we get someone with current information, but I can provide a little. Starting with version 3 of Adobe Audition, they began displaying some data on the screen using a method that is generally not picked up by screen readers. I used Audition a lot before that version but switched to Sound Forge. However, it is my understanding that they have done a pretty good job over time of making data that is not picked up by screen readers available through MSAA and UIA. While this is very good, it generally means that one probably will have to get scripts to get at this information. It is my understanding that there are JAWS scripts but they may not be free. The bottom line is that Adobe Audition is probably worth checking out to see if you can do what you need to do with it, but the experience may be somewhat different than with sound forge.
I would be very curious to know what you are required to do with Adobe Audition that you can't do with Sound Forge. There were things I felt were easier to do with Audition, and I still sometimes get a little frustrated with selecting portions of a file with Sound Forge and wonder if I should check out Audition again. Best regards, Steve Jacobson -----Original Message----- From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Dave Marthouse Sent: Saturday, June 10, 2017 12:35 PM To: PC Audio Discussion List <Pc-audio@pc-audio.org> Subject: Adobe Audition I have been a SoundeForge user since the early 2000's and am extremely satisfied with the product. However, I may have a specific requirement for Adobe Audition in the future. Does anyone on this list use that app and if so is the accessibility good? Any information would be appreciated. -- Dave Marthouse dmartho...@gmail.com