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 t
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
Assistive Technology Specialist
expressABLE
Loveland, CO
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On 11/27/13, 7:16 AM, Sarah k Alawami wrote:
Agree. fusion is y
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
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
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Subject: Re: Question: the quickest way to use the NVDA screen reader on my
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Hi Chris,
What I mean by "quickest" is the quickest to switch to. If I use Bootcamp,
I'd have
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,
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 waiti
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
