Re: VMware Fusion 6.0

[Gordon Smith]

Hi Don

No, you cannot use VO in Windows.  Regarding the UAC, what you’d expect to 
happen in a basic install of the OS happens in the VM also.  I’m not going to 
get more detailed as that would take this discussion off topic and I’m keen to 
avoid that.  I know that there are members who already become quite vexed by 
the discussion ofFusion, so I don’t want to add further to their irritation.  
Quite apart from the fact that doing so would place me in direct violation of 
our own list policy rules and I may see Lynne placing me into  moderation mode 
and that could lead to a row and I’d have to move out and then  ;-)

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On 9 Sep 2013, at 06:25, don bishop  wrote:

> Thanks, 
> I was wondering which version was appropriate.  
> I do have a couple questions though.  
> I assume vo doesn't talk in the windows environment so I need to install a 
> windows screen reader.  Is this correct?  If so, is user account control 
> active?  
> I'm okay with that, but it's good to know ahead of time.  I'll probably use 
> windows 7 since that's what I'm most familiar with.  
> 
> Many thanks,
> 
> Don
> 
> 
> On Sep 8, 2013, at 8:54 AM, Gordon Smith  wrote:
> 
>> The differences are in the serial numbers I think when you lisence the 
>> package.  But I say don't buy the Proffessional version unless you have 
>> thefffush and manage Windows installations on your corporate network.  The 
>> actuabbl software is the same, but with the standard version you dont get 
>> all of the network management tools.
>> Kind regards
>> Gordon
>> 
>> ns on again
>> 
>> - Original Message -
>> From: Chris H > To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility > Date sent: Sun, 08 Sep 2013 16:16:17 +0100
>> Subject: Re: VMware Fusion 6.0
>> 
>> Gordon I thought Vmware Fusion 6.0 and Vmware Fusion 6.0 Professional is
>> in one package.  If not how come we are able to try the edition out at no
>> cost without downloading anything additional? Just my thoughts.
>> 
>> On 08/09/2013 15:14, Gordon Smith wrote:
>> Hi everybody
>> For the benefit of anybody who may find this useful, VMware Fusion
>> version 6.0 is almost up on our servers as I write.  We are also going
>> to put up VMware Fusion Proffessional as well, if anybody has need of that.
>> Warning:  Do not install the Proffessional version unless you have
>> need of its management functionality.  The Proffessional version is only
>> intended for IT specialists and proffessionals and specialists who need
>> to manage networked installations of guest operating systems.
>> I will shortly try Fusion 6 for accessibility, and report my findings
>> on our blog which you can find at:
>> httpcc//blogddmac-iosddaccessddnet
>> 
>> Thank you.
>> 
>> Kind regards
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Re: VMware Fusion 6.0

[Gordon Smith]

 Hi Chris
 The difference is the serial number.  You are correct that the 
package itself is identical, but VMware has two distinctly 
separate download links on their website, 1 for the Proffessional 
edition and the other for the standard edition.  Yes, it's 
strange, unless some of the inclusions are not plesent.
 Keep in mind also that there are probably different paxages 
when you register.  I don't know for sure as yet, but that's my 
guess.

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Re: VMware Fusion 6.0

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Hi Chris

I’m not sure, but in the store they are separate downloads.


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On 8 Sep 2013, at 16:16, Chris H  wrote:

> Gordon I thought Vmware Fusion 6.0 and Vmware Fusion 6.0 Professional is in 
> one package. If not how come we are able to try the edition out at no cost 
> without downloading anything additional? Just my thoughts.
> 
> On 08/09/2013 15:14, Gordon Smith wrote:
>>  Hi everybody
>>  For the benefit of anybody who may find this useful, VMware Fusion
>> version 6.0 is almost up on our servers as I write.  We are also going
>> to put up VMware Fusion Proffessional as well, if anybody has need of that.
>>  Warning:  Do not install the Proffessional version unless you have
>> need of its management functionality.  The Proffessional version is only
>> intended for IT specialists and proffessionals and specialists who need
>> to manage networked installations of guest operating systems.
>>  I will shortly try Fusion 6 for accessibility, and report my findings
>> on our blog which you can find at:
>> httpcc//blogddmac-iosddaccessddnet
>> 
>> Thank you.
>> 
>> Kind regards
>> Gordon
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Re: VMware Fusion 6.0

[don bishop]

Thanks, 
I was wondering which version was appropriate.  
I do have a couple questions though.  
I assume vo doesn't talk in the windows environment so I need to install a 
windows screen reader.  Is this correct?  If so, is user account control 
active?  
I'm okay with that, but it's good to know ahead of time.  I'll probably use 
windows 7 since that's what I'm most familiar with.  

Many thanks,

Don


On Sep 8, 2013, at 8:54 AM, Gordon Smith  wrote:

> The differences are in the serial numbers I think when you lisence the 
> package.  But I say don't buy the Proffessional version unless you have 
> thefffush and manage Windows installations on your corporate network.  The 
> actuabbl software is the same, but with the standard version you dont get all 
> of the network management tools.
> Kind regards
> Gordon
> 
> ns on again
> 
> - Original Message -
> From: Chris H  To: Mac OSX & iOS Accessibility  Date sent: Sun, 08 Sep 2013 16:16:17 +0100
> Subject: Re: VMware Fusion 6.0
> 
> Gordon I thought Vmware Fusion 6.0 and Vmware Fusion 6.0 Professional is
> in one package.  If not how come we are able to try the edition out at no
> cost without downloading anything additional? Just my thoughts.
> 
> On 08/09/2013 15:14, Gordon Smith wrote:
> Hi everybody
> For the benefit of anybody who may find this useful, VMware Fusion
> version 6.0 is almost up on our servers as I write.  We are also going
> to put up VMware Fusion Proffessional as well, if anybody has need of that.
> Warning:  Do not install the Proffessional version unless you have
> need of its management functionality.  The Proffessional version is only
> intended for IT specialists and proffessionals and specialists who need
> to manage networked installations of guest operating systems.
> I will shortly try Fusion 6 for accessibility, and report my findings
> on our blog which you can find at:
> httpcc//blogddmac-iosddaccessddnet
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> Kind regards
> Gordon
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Re: VMware Fusion 6.0

[Chris H]

Gordon that's what I thought it depends on the license key.

On 08/09/2013 16:54, Gordon Smith wrote:

  The differences are in the serial numbers I think when you lisence the
package.  But I say don't buy the Proffessional version unless you have
thefffush and manage Windows installations on your corporate network.
The actuabbl software is the same, but with the standard version you
dont get all of the network management tools.
  Kind regards
  Gordon

ns on again

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Re: VMware Fusion 6.0

[Gordon Smith]

 The differences are in the serial numbers I think when you 
lisence the package.  But I say don't buy the Proffessional 
version unless you have thefffush and manage Windows 
installations on your corporate network.  The actuabbl software 
is the same, but with the standard version you dont get all of 
the network management tools.

 Kind regards
 Gordon

ns on again

- Original Message -
From: Chris H Gordon I thought Vmware Fusion 6.0 and Vmware Fusion 6.0 
Professional is
in one package.  If not how come we are able to try the edition 
out at no

cost without downloading anything additional? Just my thoughts.

On 08/09/2013 15:14, Gordon Smith wrote:
  Hi everybody
  For the benefit of anybody who may find this useful, VMware 
Fusion
version 6.0 is almost up on our servers as I write.  We are also 
going
to put up VMware Fusion Proffessional as well, if anybody has 
need of that.
  Warning:  Do not install the Proffessional version unless you 
have
need of its management functionality.  The Proffessional version 
is only
intended for IT specialists and proffessionals and specialists 
who need

to manage networked installations of guest operating systems.
  I will shortly try Fusion 6 for accessibility, and report my 
findings

on our blog which you can find at:
httpcc//blogddmac-iosddaccessddnet

Thank you.

Kind regards
Gordon
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Re: VMware Fusion 6.0

[Sarah k Alawami]

Cool. someone already did a write up and they said the accessibility was good. 
They are an IT specialist of apple products and they tested the professional 
version. They said there was not much difference between accessibility of 5 vs 
6.

Tc and be blessed.
On Sep 8, 2013, at 7:14 AM, Gordon Smith  wrote:

> Hi everybody
> For the benefit of anybody who may find this useful, VMware Fusion version 
> 6.0 is almost up on our servers as I write.  We are also going to put up 
> VMware Fusion Proffessional as well, if anybody has need of that.
> Warning:  Do not install the Proffessional version unless you have need of 
> its management functionality.  The Proffessional version is only intended for 
> IT specialists and proffessionals and specialists who need to manage 
> networked installations of guest operating systems.
> I will shortly try Fusion 6 for accessibility, and report my findings on our 
> blog which you can find at:
> httpcc//blogddmac-iosddaccessddnet
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> Kind regards
> Gordon
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Re: VMware Fusion 6.0

[Chris H]

Gordon I thought Vmware Fusion 6.0 and Vmware Fusion 6.0 Professional is 
in one package. If not how come we are able to try the edition out at no 
cost without downloading anything additional? Just my thoughts.


On 08/09/2013 15:14, Gordon Smith wrote:

  Hi everybody
  For the benefit of anybody who may find this useful, VMware Fusion
version 6.0 is almost up on our servers as I write.  We are also going
to put up VMware Fusion Proffessional as well, if anybody has need of that.
  Warning:  Do not install the Proffessional version unless you have
need of its management functionality.  The Proffessional version is only
intended for IT specialists and proffessionals and specialists who need
to manage networked installations of guest operating systems.
  I will shortly try Fusion 6 for accessibility, and report my findings
on our blog which you can find at:
httpcc//blogddmac-iosddaccessddnet

Thank you.

Kind regards
Gordon
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Re: VMware Fusion 6.0

[Christian Schoepplein]

Hi Gordon and all,

Am 08.09.2013 um 16:14 schrieb Gordon Smith :
> For the benefit of anybody who may find this useful, VMware Fusion version 
> 6.0 is almost up on our servers as I write.  We are also going to put up 
> VMware Fusion Proffessional as well, if anybody has need of that.

[...]

> I will shortly try Fusion 6 for accessibility, and report my findings on our 
> blog which you can find at:
> httpcc//blogddmac-iosddaccessddnet

I've upgradet to Fusion 6.0 two days ago and accessibility is as good as in the 
versions before. Nothing seems to have changed with the user interface 
regarding to version 5.x.

Cheers,

  Christian


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