Re: Question: the quickest way to use the NVDA screen reader on my Mac

2013-11-27 Thread Parham Doustdar 
Hi all,

Thanks a lot for the informative answers.
On Nov 27, 2013, at 5:46 PM, Sarah k Alawami  wrote:

> Agree. fusion  is your only option, and it’s quite good, and very very 
> accessible.  and the clipboards are interchangeable, meaning you can copy 
> your text to the clip board from one os to another with out loosing changes. 
> 
> Take care. 
> On Nov 27, 2013, at 3:36 AM, Chris H  wrote:
> 
>> True. Fusion is your only option then.
>> 
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>> On 27/11/2013 09:38, Parham Doustdar wrote:
>>> Hi Chris,
>>> 
>>> What I mean by “quickest” is the quickest to switch to. If I use Bootcamp, 
>>> I’d have to reboot, read the text, reboot again, and re-launch the apps I 
>>> had open before rebooting.
>>> 
>>> With a VM, at least I wouldn’t lose open applications and wouldn’t have to 
>>> reboot twice. :)
>>> On Nov 27, 2013, at 12:17 PM, Chris H  wrote:
>>> 
 No such animal exists. Because virtual machines run entirely under 
 software it all depends on how fast your ram and processor is to determine 
 how fast a virtual machine can run. You are better off looking into 
 Bootcamp. Then that way you can run the other operating system natively 
 without waiting for any kind of virtual machine to boot up.
 
 E-mail Facebook and iMessage
 christopher...@gmail.com
 
 On 27/11/2013 07:53, Parham Doustdar wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> The NVDA screen reader reads Farsi text. Since I need to read Farsi text 
> now and then, I”m looking for the quickest way to run NVDA under Mac. I 
> hear that Parallel Desktops allows running Windows applications under 
> Mac, but I feel (based on previous experience using Wine) that this will 
> cause problems with NVDA.
> 
> What I want to avoid is constantly waiting for Windows virtual machine to 
> boot before I can read Farsi.
> 
> Thanks.
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Re: Question: the quickest way to use the NVDA screen reader on my Mac

2013-11-27 Thread Chris Johnson 
I've used NVDA with Virtualbox (free) in the past.  I recall it required 
some key remapping.


If I get a chance, I'll try it out again today.

Chris Johnson
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On 11/27/13, 7:16 AM, Sarah k Alawami wrote:

Agree. fusion  is your only option, and it’s quite good, and very very 
accessible.  and the clipboards are interchangeable, meaning you can copy your 
text to the clip board from one os to another with out loosing changes.

Take care.
On Nov 27, 2013, at 3:36 AM, Chris H  wrote:


True. Fusion is your only option then.

E-mail Facebook and iMessage
christopher...@gmail.com

On 27/11/2013 09:38, Parham Doustdar wrote:

Hi Chris,

What I mean by “quickest” is the quickest to switch to. If I use Bootcamp, I’d 
have to reboot, read the text, reboot again, and re-launch the apps I had open 
before rebooting.

With a VM, at least I wouldn’t lose open applications and wouldn’t have to 
reboot twice. :)
On Nov 27, 2013, at 12:17 PM, Chris H  wrote:


No such animal exists. Because virtual machines run entirely under software it 
all depends on how fast your ram and processor is to determine how fast a 
virtual machine can run. You are better off looking into Bootcamp. Then that 
way you can run the other operating system natively without waiting for any 
kind of virtual machine to boot up.

E-mail Facebook and iMessage
christopher...@gmail.com

On 27/11/2013 07:53, Parham Doustdar wrote:

Hi all,

The NVDA screen reader reads Farsi text. Since I need to read Farsi text now 
and then, I”m looking for the quickest way to run NVDA under Mac. I hear that 
Parallel Desktops allows running Windows applications under Mac, but I feel 
(based on previous experience using Wine) that this will cause problems with 
NVDA.

What I want to avoid is constantly waiting for Windows virtual machine to boot 
before I can read Farsi.

Thanks.
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Re: Question: the quickest way to use the NVDA screen reader on my Mac

2013-11-27 Thread Sarah k Alawami 
Agree. fusion  is your only option, and it’s quite good, and very very 
accessible.  and the clipboards are interchangeable, meaning you can copy your 
text to the clip board from one os to another with out loosing changes. 

Take care. 
On Nov 27, 2013, at 3:36 AM, Chris H  wrote:

> True. Fusion is your only option then.
> 
> E-mail Facebook and iMessage
> christopher...@gmail.com
> 
> On 27/11/2013 09:38, Parham Doustdar wrote:
>> Hi Chris,
>> 
>> What I mean by “quickest” is the quickest to switch to. If I use Bootcamp, 
>> I’d have to reboot, read the text, reboot again, and re-launch the apps I 
>> had open before rebooting.
>> 
>> With a VM, at least I wouldn’t lose open applications and wouldn’t have to 
>> reboot twice. :)
>> On Nov 27, 2013, at 12:17 PM, Chris H  wrote:
>> 
>>> No such animal exists. Because virtual machines run entirely under software 
>>> it all depends on how fast your ram and processor is to determine how fast 
>>> a virtual machine can run. You are better off looking into Bootcamp. Then 
>>> that way you can run the other operating system natively without waiting 
>>> for any kind of virtual machine to boot up.
>>> 
>>> E-mail Facebook and iMessage
>>> christopher...@gmail.com
>>> 
>>> On 27/11/2013 07:53, Parham Doustdar wrote:
 Hi all,
 
 The NVDA screen reader reads Farsi text. Since I need to read Farsi text 
 now and then, I”m looking for the quickest way to run NVDA under Mac. I 
 hear that Parallel Desktops allows running Windows applications under Mac, 
 but I feel (based on previous experience using Wine) that this will cause 
 problems with NVDA.
 
 What I want to avoid is constantly waiting for Windows virtual machine to 
 boot before I can read Farsi.
 
 Thanks.
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Re: Question: the quickest way to use the NVDA screen reader on my Mac

2013-11-27 Thread Chris H 

True. Fusion is your only option then.

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On 27/11/2013 09:38, Parham Doustdar wrote:

Hi Chris,

What I mean by “quickest” is the quickest to switch to. If I use Bootcamp, I’d 
have to reboot, read the text, reboot again, and re-launch the apps I had open 
before rebooting.

With a VM, at least I wouldn’t lose open applications and wouldn’t have to 
reboot twice. :)
On Nov 27, 2013, at 12:17 PM, Chris H  wrote:


No such animal exists. Because virtual machines run entirely under software it 
all depends on how fast your ram and processor is to determine how fast a 
virtual machine can run. You are better off looking into Bootcamp. Then that 
way you can run the other operating system natively without waiting for any 
kind of virtual machine to boot up.

E-mail Facebook and iMessage
christopher...@gmail.com

On 27/11/2013 07:53, Parham Doustdar wrote:

Hi all,

The NVDA screen reader reads Farsi text. Since I need to read Farsi text now 
and then, I”m looking for the quickest way to run NVDA under Mac. I hear that 
Parallel Desktops allows running Windows applications under Mac, but I feel 
(based on previous experience using Wine) that this will cause problems with 
NVDA.

What I want to avoid is constantly waiting for Windows virtual machine to boot 
before I can read Farsi.

Thanks.
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RE: Question: the quickest way to use the NVDA screen reader on my Mac

2013-11-27 Thread David Griffith 

VMWare Fusion is therefore your only accessible option as Parallels does not
provide accessible support.

I actually never use Boot Camp now as Fusion is so much quicker and
convenient.

David Griffith

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Hi Chris,

What I mean by "quickest" is the quickest to switch to. If I use Bootcamp,
I'd have to reboot, read the text, reboot again, and re-launch the apps I
had open before rebooting.

With a VM, at least I wouldn't lose open applications and wouldn't have to
reboot twice. :)
On Nov 27, 2013, at 12:17 PM, Chris H  wrote:

> No such animal exists. Because virtual machines run entirely under
software it all depends on how fast your ram and processor is to determine
how fast a virtual machine can run. You are better off looking into
Bootcamp. Then that way you can run the other operating system natively
without waiting for any kind of virtual machine to boot up.
> 
> E-mail Facebook and iMessage
> christopher...@gmail.com
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> On 27/11/2013 07:53, Parham Doustdar wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> 
>> The NVDA screen reader reads Farsi text. Since I need to read Farsi text
now and then, I"m looking for the quickest way to run NVDA under Mac. I hear
that Parallel Desktops allows running Windows applications under Mac, but I
feel (based on previous experience using Wine) that this will cause problems
with NVDA.
>> 
>> What I want to avoid is constantly waiting for Windows virtual machine to
boot before I can read Farsi.
>> 
>> Thanks.
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Re: Question: the quickest way to use the NVDA screen reader on my Mac

2013-11-27 Thread Parham Doustdar 
Hi Chris,

What I mean by “quickest” is the quickest to switch to. If I use Bootcamp, I’d 
have to reboot, read the text, reboot again, and re-launch the apps I had open 
before rebooting.

With a VM, at least I wouldn’t lose open applications and wouldn’t have to 
reboot twice. :)
On Nov 27, 2013, at 12:17 PM, Chris H  wrote:

> No such animal exists. Because virtual machines run entirely under software 
> it all depends on how fast your ram and processor is to determine how fast a 
> virtual machine can run. You are better off looking into Bootcamp. Then that 
> way you can run the other operating system natively without waiting for any 
> kind of virtual machine to boot up.
> 
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> christopher...@gmail.com
> 
> On 27/11/2013 07:53, Parham Doustdar wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> 
>> The NVDA screen reader reads Farsi text. Since I need to read Farsi text now 
>> and then, I”m looking for the quickest way to run NVDA under Mac. I hear 
>> that Parallel Desktops allows running Windows applications under Mac, but I 
>> feel (based on previous experience using Wine) that this will cause problems 
>> with NVDA.
>> 
>> What I want to avoid is constantly waiting for Windows virtual machine to 
>> boot before I can read Farsi.
>> 
>> Thanks.
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Re: Question: the quickest way to use the NVDA screen reader on my Mac

2013-11-27 Thread Chris H 
No such animal exists. Because virtual machines run entirely under 
software it all depends on how fast your ram and processor is to 
determine how fast a virtual machine can run. You are better off looking 
into Bootcamp. Then that way you can run the other operating system 
natively without waiting for any kind of virtual machine to boot up.


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On 27/11/2013 07:53, Parham Doustdar wrote:

Hi all,

The NVDA screen reader reads Farsi text. Since I need to read Farsi text now 
and then, I”m looking for the quickest way to run NVDA under Mac. I hear that 
Parallel Desktops allows running Windows applications under Mac, but I feel 
(based on previous experience using Wine) that this will cause problems with 
NVDA.

What I want to avoid is constantly waiting for Windows virtual machine to boot 
before I can read Farsi.

Thanks.
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Question: the quickest way to use the NVDA screen reader on my Mac

2013-11-27 Thread Parham Doustdar 
Hi all,

The NVDA screen reader reads Farsi text. Since I need to read Farsi text now 
and then, I”m looking for the quickest way to run NVDA under Mac. I hear that 
Parallel Desktops allows running Windows applications under Mac, but I feel 
(based on previous experience using Wine) that this will cause problems with 
NVDA.

What I want to avoid is constantly waiting for Windows virtual machine to boot 
before I can read Farsi.

Thanks.
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