Hi opus that shud read 2023, meaning that Jaws 2023 will work on the
Arme vration of. Windows. I hope that this helps?
Maurice Mines.
> On Nov 3, 2022, at 03:04, Maurice A. mines wrote:
>
> Hi Jaws for windows 2923 will work on a Arme system.
>
> Maurice Mines.
>
>> On Nov 3
Hi Jaws for windows 2923 will work on a Arme system.
Maurice Mines.
> On Nov 3, 2022, at 02:13, Mike Arrigo wrote:
>
> On Apple Silicon macs, the only way to run Windows is to use Parallels, and
> unfortunately that software is completely inaccessible with Voiceover. Also
> you would need
On Apple Silicon macs, the only way to run Windows is to use Parallels, and
unfortunately that software is completely inaccessible with Voiceover. Also you
would need to run Windows for Arm processors which at this time is basically in
beta, also not sure whether any of the screen readers would
You can try using a virtual machine to run Windows.
The hardest part is registering for a free account, then log in to find your
serial number.
You can get a free for home use account at
https://customerconnect.vmware.com/account-registration?source=dwnp&p=fusion-player-personal&loggedin=false
>
I have the same computer and want Windows too. Would I need sighted assistance
for installing
Windows? Thanks!
> On Nov 2, 2022, at 9:09 AM, 'Robert Cole' via MacVisionaries
> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> You can install windows 10 using Boot Camp.
> You do not need to purchase a windows license.
> It wi
I was actually about to wonder why, if your workspace is requiring this
material, they cannot also pick up a tablet that would give you the
access?
Kare
On Wed, 2 Nov 2022, Jessica Moss wrote:
This is a 2017 MacBook I would be attempting this on, and I unfortunately can’t
afford anything
Ok, how short of a time can I do this without purchasing a license, and where
can I find a step-by-step guide to do this with Voiceover?
> On Nov 2, 2022, at 12:09 PM, 'Robert Cole' via MacVisionaries
> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> You can install windows 10 using Boot Camp.
> You do not need to purchase
Hi,
You can install windows 10 using Boot Camp.
You do not need to purchase a windows license.
It will install without it, allowing you
To add it later.
And if you only need windows for a short time, It should be OK. And if you can,
just use NVDA, or a 40 minute demo of Jaws.
> On Nov 2, 2022, a
This is a 2017 MacBook I would be attempting this on, and I unfortunately can’t
afford anything additional at this point, sense my last few paychecks have been
extremely slim. So just as I suspected, this may be something I’ll have to run
by my supervisor, and we’ll need to find something diffe
Provided you have an Intel Mac, you can use Bootcamp. Unfortunately, you will
have to purchase Windows and I don’t know the cost. It may not be so bad though
as you will need Windows 10. M1 Mac you will need a completely different set up
and I understand it’s not the most stable. Might be cheape
I didn’t think I’d ever see myself doing this, sense getting my first Mac, I’d
intended to leave the Windows platform behind. However, someone on our team at
work has introduced us to training material through DHS, which, as helpful as
it can be, is strictly windows-based, so in order to use it
I run VMWare, and keep a USB keyboard on hand for when I need to run my Windows
VM. I use the insert key on the top left of the six pack for this. Yes, the
caps lock key won't work in VMWare, but it will in Bootcamp. At least it did
last time I ran Bootcamp, some years ago. It should work now, t
Paul,
Sorry for the delay, I was hoping somebody else would answer. I have never used
a bluetooth keyboard with my Macintosh. Certainly it should work the same way
as with a USB where the insert key works as a jaws key, but occasionally things
don't work as smoothly in complex environments.
Thanks for these responses. I’ll try out these suggestions. Does this mean that
if I use a Windows bluetooth keyboard, this issue would not be present? The
insert key would serve as the JAWS key? That would be a good solution.
Thanks again,
Paul
> On Feb 23, 2018, at 16:58, Jonathan Cohn wro
I’m sorry, but the caps lock key does not work as a JAEWS key in VMWare Fusion.
It probably will in Bootcamp though. Personally, I keep a windows full size
keyboard around. though other folks have used key reassignment tools to map the
tilde or accent key to be recognized as the jaws key.
If yo
Hi,
The Insert key would be the Caps lock key. You would need to go into the
preferences of JFW and ensure that your keyboard layout is set to laptop. You
can also use a program like SharpKeys to remap a key you do not use to the JAWS
key.
I hope this helps, and let me know if you have further
Hello list,
I want to begin using Windows on my Mac. I have installed Windows 10, with VM
Fusion on my computer. I have JAWS installed as well. I’m hoping to receive
guidance on how to use JAWS and Windows keys on my Mac keyboard? What would be
the insert or JAWS keys? Any guidance or help with
VMWare Fusion, like most virtualization systems, stores all the Windows
data on a fake C drive which shows up on the Mac side as a giant
multi-GB file which grows as you store more stuff on the Windows side.
That package file can be placed anywhere you want, including external
drives. VMWare mi
When using Fusion it should be possible. Chose to save the Windows.exe file or
what the name is on the external drive during the Fusion installation first
maybe and then also the windows.exe file of course. Remember i could do that a
while back. At least, the windows.exe started from the externa
One of my problems here is that I only have a 120 GB hard drive, and there is
only about 40 GB left on it. I’m sure that’s not enough to install windows.
If there is a way to run it on an external drive using fusion or virtual
machine, I would be interested in knowing if it could be done. I h
Hello,
Those podcasts are good if you are running a 32 bit machine. The talking
installer will not work on a 64 bit one. I went that route before having to
think out of the box solutions. On CoolBlindTeh, there's another podcast with
Cory using a product called Winstaller (I think that's the n
Cameron,
I had access to sighted assistance with most aspects of the actual Win 7
installation.
At times I called a friend through Skype and had them give me a hand.
Forget about XP the lowest you should be aiming for is 7.
There's an excellent podcast over at AppleVis that discusses how to
in
Why not use the Win7 PE Disk?
It has NVDA, and talks you through the install.
it even contains setup files for all the Windows 7 installs.
you will need a USB sound card to hear NVDA while installing Windows 7.
On 6/5/2015 5:30 PM, Eileen wrote:
Hello,
The partition is completed in the bootcamp
Hello,
The partition is completed in the bootcamp assistant while you have speech from
voiceover: I used a variety of apps from my iPhone6 including: KNFB Reader,
BeMyEyes, and Facetime. With the KNFB Reader, I increased the brightness to
100%. I was able to capture the text on the screen. I us
Hi. Speaking of windows on the mac, I need to reinstall windows seven
ultimate 64 bit on a newly created bootcamp partition.
How did you get around having no speech during the first part of the
process where you had to select the default partition and format it to
ntfs before continueing?
the una
Hi Ted,
Both Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 work well.
Running Windows 7 myself but did utilise Windows 8.1 on my old clasic MacBook
Pro for about 16 months. ( I believe the new MacBook Pros and the MacBook only
support Windows 8 or 8.1 happy to be corrected on this point however).
Of course ano
No. Windows on a external harddrive is not possible when using mac osx computer.
Take care
1. juni 2015 kl. 21:19 skrev Ted Phillips :
Hi all. I have some questions about installing windows on a separate
partition. Since I am running a macbook pro, and only have about 40 of 120 GB
available,
Hi all. I have some questions about installing windows on a separate
partition. Since I am running a macbook pro, and only have about 40 of 120 GB
available, Can I install windows on an external hard drive and use it? Next,
Since I’m running Yosemite, what OS do I have to go with if I do this
You will have to somehow remap the caps lock key to a key on your mac such as
the accent key.
> On 20 Nov 2014, at 12:20, Juliette Swiler wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I am wondering if I run System Access to Go as my screen reader under
> Windows, how can I get to the System Access menu, the caps lock does
: "Phil Halton"
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the mac OS treats the caps lock key not as an actual key press, but as a more
low-level system wired event. and neither Fusion nor bootcamp have access to
t
quot;
To: "Macvisionaries"
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Subject: Re: running Windows on a Mac
the mac OS treats the caps lock key not as an actual key press, but as a
more low-level system wired event. and neither Fusion nor bootcamp have
access to that key. there is no
the mac OS treats the caps lock key not as an actual key press, but as a more
low-level system wired event. and neither Fusion nor bootcamp have access to
that key. there is no caps lock available when running Windows on the mac via
bootcamp or fusion. What needs to be done is to remap a key to
Hi,
I am wondering if I run System Access to Go as my screen reader under Windows,
how can I get to the System Access menu, the caps lock doesn’t want to seem to
work, and the only other option is insert, which I don’t think the laptops
offer. Is there an alternative to the insert key on a lapto
Check out How to Install Windows on a Mac With Boot Camp from the
AppleVis Podcast Podcast!
You can listen to it at
http://www.applevis.com/sites/default/files/podcasts/AppleVisPodcast573.mp3
with your media player,
or in QCast from
http://GetAccessibleApps.com/qcast
which will never lose your
Curious where the memory requirements info came from? I have a stock
Dell Windows 7 box which uses 2.15GB with no apps running while my Mac
Pro Mavericks box with no apps running takes 1.8GB. Maybe my own
machines are somehow unusual so I'd be curious where you found out about
Windows taking le
don’t want to bring this machine
down or have to reformat it. JMO.
Eileen
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Subject: Re: Vulnerability of running Windows on a Mac
More
More specifically, while a virtualized instance of Windows is just as
suceptible to viruses and Windows running on a real box, how that
overflows to your Mac depends on how much access to your Mac you give
Windows. I don't give Windows direct access to my Mac's drive as usually
being able to cu
Yes, of course! Windows is still Windows wherever it is! However, if you have
good Windows protection it is not inevitable that you have viruses; you just
have to be vigilant and keep up-to-date. Also remember that one can not afford
to be unprotected on the Mac opperating system either.
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If one were to run Windows on a MacBook Air, would that copy of Windows, and
it's host computer, still be vulnerable to the viruses and other malware that
currently infests the world of Windows computers, thus requiring all that
system protection that doesn't seem to really work anyway?
-- Georg
Hi,
As you know this list is not for that sort of thing.
Only thing I will say is that when you install windows with out a key you can
use it for 30 days before you register.
I do this for testing purposes when doing custom install, development, etc, but
this is not how one should run it in a pro
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hello can i install a crack version of windows 7 on my mbp? and how could i do
that? because i use windows for crack files like jaws and microsoft office
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Certainly.
Either way.
Windows actually requires less memory than does OS x.
At 09:54 PM 6/13/2014, you wrote:
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> No reason why not. The Air comes with a minimum of an i5 Intel processor
> which is pr
o!). RAM is soldered onto the logic board,
so there's no feasible way to upgrade it.
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No reason why not. The Air comes with a minimum of an i5 Intel processor
which is pretty speedy. In some ways, a Mac can make for a nicer Windows
laptop than some purpose-built Windows hardware. That said, I'd bump up
the RAM if you can. 4GB is going to be a bit tight if you want to
allocate 2G
I am interested in getting a Mac Book Air, but was wondering if this
would have enough power to run Windows. Also, is it still relevant
that you can only run Windows either from Boot Camp or Fusion?
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I have several friends who are using windows on MacBook air yes it definitely
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> On Jun 13, 2014, at 8:54 PM, Juliette wrote:
>
> I am trying to find out if a Mac Book Air would have enough memory to run
> windows either with boot camp or
Hi. I installed windows seven via bootcamp on my girlfriend's 2012 mac
book air and it runs fine with jaws and multiple applications running
as well as anti virus. You should be fine for general computing tasks.
Cameron.
On 6/13/14, Juliette wrote:
> I am trying to find out if a Mac Book Air
I am running Bootcamp on my MacBook Air and it does fine. I don't
have a lot of things that would require a lot of disc space.
On 6/13/14, Juliette wrote:
> I am trying to find out if a Mac Book Air would have enough memory to
> run windows either with boot camp or fusion? Thanks.
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Hi Brent, I couldn't tell you what the problem is, but just writing to say
I'm not experiencing this. I can access all the com
can I get the link to that network tweak?
need to do that for server vm myself.
Hank
On 5/29/2014 8:05 PM, Jonathan Mosen wrote:
Hi Brent, I couldn't tell you what the problem is, but just writing to
say I'm not experiencing this. I can access all the computers and
devices on my network using W
Hi Brent, I couldn't tell you what the problem is, but just writing to say I'm
not experiencing this. I can access all the computers and devices on my network
using Windows Explorer under Fusion.
There are quite a few tweaks you can make to Fusion's networking. The other day
I worked out how to
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Subject: question about VM ware fusion and using windows on a mac book pro
Hi all. I am using vm ware fusion and windows 7 on a mac book pro. My
question is this. When I am on the windows side and
Hi all. I am using vm ware fusion and windows 7 on a mac book pro. My question
is this. When I am on the windows side and go to network, I can't seem to get
it to see other computers on my home network. If I am on the Mac side it sees
those computers fine. It is just when I am on the vm ware fus
ness
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Hi Joe,
Wow, lots to cover here!
I'll have a go at some of this and I know others will chime in..
Yes, 250 g is enough space for both
e
>
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>
> Hi Joe,
> Wow, lots to cover here!
>
&
half Of Caitlyn furness
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> Subject: Re: Windows on a Mac
>
>
>
> Hi Joe,
>
> Wow, lots to cover here!
>
>
>
> I'll have a go at some of this and I know others will chime in..
>
&g
013 9:09 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Windows on a Mac
Hi Joe,
Wow, lots to cover here!
I'll have a go at some of this and I know others will chime in..
Yes, 250 g is enough space for both operating systems. You can partition
your hard disk in any configu
Hi Joe,
Wow, lots to cover here!
I’ll have a go at some of this and I know others will chime in..
Yes, 250 g is enough space for both operating systems. You can partition your
hard disk in any configuration you like.
I’d personally allow 2 g of ram for windows.
The alt and command keys are s
Hello,
I've no doubt my questions have come up time after time. I'm new to the
list, so please feel free to point me to the appropriate archives if my
question have already been answered.
I'm considering installing Windows 7 on an 11-inch MacBook AIR. My
questions:
1. How much RAM do yo
Hello
When people install windows, but they basically do is Nemac to use VMware
fusion. However, for the windows install, you can use narrator. This however is
not accessible throughout the entire installation. I was able to install a
virtual copy although it took some guesswork. But, as possibl
You'll need sighted assistance for the windows xp and bootcamp driver
installations. That version of bootcamp did not support unattended
installations.
Fusion would be better in this regard. It would handle the xp installation as
long as you had the product key to enter during the new virtual
so, when others install it , do you use voiceover for the windows
installation part?
Eric you got it , it will either be using this mini for the windows
host or use it for something other useful.
I am wondering if fusion or some other thing would make the
installation easier? Or does that take up
Well, if by It you mean windows XP, and a ram upgrade to your old mini, I think
you can get away with what you have. If you upgrade to two gig of ram that
would make your xp experience a bit better. The reason you can't go higher
than xp on that particular system is bootcam support. XP is it.
Hi Eric, yeah it is not a whole lot of ram this box got.
Another option of course is to go out and get one with 4 gig, but say
i get it installed will it run painlessly? I am not going too get into
a whole lot of geeking for nothing. It is mostly cause i simply need a
stable scanning solution for t
On that system I'm afraid bootcamp and windows XP are your only good option.
I'm sure you could find an old xp disk laying around somewhere. Tohorrent…
Excuse me. Must be coming down with something .
Best,
Erik Burggraaf
Follow my series of articles about setting up a small business through
hi all.
The subject says it all. I need too run a windows version on the mac.
I will admit i am not happy about it but the mini have earned the
right too live a few years longer, and if it can make a windows
install more stable, so be it.
If you have installed a windows version on your mac, how di
PM
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Subject: RE: using windows on a mac
My wife told me the lay out and its OSX, windows and recovery something.
The reason why I want to find out another way, unless someone can clarify
this but when rebooting and pressing option, will it be focused on the last
If you use the press and hold the Option key method, every time you
will land on the OSX option, which is the first option. That is
consistent.
Personally, I do not use the other methods.
HTH.
Rodney
On 9/27/12, Kimsan wrote:
> My wife told me the lay out and its OSX, windows and recovery some
Hi,
It will be focused on whatever is the default OS at start up. If you have the
Mac OS set, it will always be on the Mac OS by default even if you just
restarted your computer from windows.
Ricardo Walker
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On Sep 27,
My wife told me the lay out and its OSX, windows and recovery something.
The reason why I want to find out another way, unless someone can clarify
this but when rebooting and pressing option, will it be focused on the last
OS you were on or in my case will it be on mac OSX.
Since we are on this top
Hi. You don't need to go through all of that to reboot in a different
OS. Just restart your mac and when you hear the startup sound, hold
down the option key for a few seconds. This will bring up a list of
operating systems which will allow you to choose the one you'd like to
boot into. Hitting the
Let's get this straight because I have been rebooting to switch between the
two lol.
System preferences and start up disc when I am using the mac and windows
seven, I can click computer and look for the boothcamp control pannel type
booth, bring up the context menu and click um, from there I don't
ves and
> new to press right arrow once, then press enter and windows will load.
>
>
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isionaries@googlegroups.com
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Hi all,
Does anyone have experience with bootcamp or another windows programming
running jaws on a mac? Is this possible? Does it slow down/otherwise impact
the computer? Is it easy to switch back and forth between operating
systems? Any inf
Hi all,
Does anyone have experience with bootcamp or another windows
programming running jaws on a mac? Is this possible? Does it slow
down/otherwise impact the computer? Is it easy to switch back and
forth between operating systems? Any info would be hugely helpful!
Thanks so much,
Michelle
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Subject: Re: Windows On A Mac
Bill,
Could it be thet you haven't swapped your command and option, or alt and
winlogo keys yet?
Paul.
On Sep 4, 2011, at 10:
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> Subject: Re: Windows On A Mac
>
> There's really only one choice here, go with fusion. Parallels is not
> accessible,
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Subject: Re: Windows On A Mac
There's really only one choice here, go with fusion. Paralle
There's really only one choice here, go with fusion. Parallels is not
accessible, for some reason, the developers of parallels chose to use
nonstandard controls for everything, which makes it completely inaccessible to
voiceover. Why anyone would choose to use nonstandard controls when there are
Hi,
I would say, go for fusion, not parallells. Parallels is not as accessible to
voiceover as fusion. Under fusion, you won't need any sighted assistance to get
windows up and running.
On Sep 4, 2011, at 7:56 AM, ezzie bueno wrote:
> Hello List,
>
> I am seriously considering installing Window
Hello List,
I am seriously considering installing Windows into my Mac. Would
it be easier to use Fusion or parallels? What would you say are
the pros and cons of each?
Thanks,
Ezzie Bueno
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>
> I think vmware but then I've not
ion can be done autonomously.
Mark
On Jun 29, 2011, at 3:16 PM, Christopher Wright wrote:
Which method is easier for a blind user? I've heard that you
need sighted assistance to setup Bootcamp.
- Original Message - From: "M. Taylor" Your question asking if BootCamp or
e to setup Bootcamp.
>>> - Original Message - From: "M. Taylor"
>>> To:
>>> Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2011 5:54 PM
>>> Subject: Re: Questions about running Windows on a Mac
>>>
>>>
>>>> Hi.
>>>>
>
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>> To:
>> Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2011 5:54 PM
>> Subject: Re: Questions about running Windows on a Mac
>>
>>
>>> Hi.
>>>
>>> Your question asking if BootCamp or Fusion is the best for
16 PM, Christopher Wright wrote:
> Which method is easier for a blind user? I've heard that you need sighted
> assistance to setup Bootcamp.
> - Original Message - From: "M. Taylor"
> To:
> Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2011 5:54 PM
> Subject: Re: Questions abou
Which method is easier for a blind user? I've heard that you need sighted
assistance to setup Bootcamp.
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To:
Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2011 5:54 PM
Subject: Re: Questions about running Windows on a Mac
Hi.
Your question asking
Hi.
Your question asking if BootCamp or Fusion is the best for running Windows on a
Mac has no definitive answer as the word "best" is subjective.
Both BootCamp and VM Ware Fusion will allow a blind or low-vision Mac user to
run Windows effectively on a Mac.
I use them both and h
Hi guys:
I don't thick my message posted, so I'm trying again. I'm thinking of getting a
Mac MINI and running Windows for those times I need it. Is Fusion, or Bootcamp
the best?
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Hello!
Just a quick note: You will need to change at least one key since you can't
have the capslog key as the Jaws key. You can use a program called: Sharpkeys.
It has been reviewed on Mainmenu and it will help you a lot, when you want to
use the Jaws key. I have personally decided to use the
Well, there's always system access or NVDA as well.
On Apr 2, 2011, at 6:52 PM, Eric Brinkman wrote:
> Yeah the authorization is always fun. I feel like I should be using
> Window-eyes rather than JAWS at this point when I need to use Windows,
> and I'll probably end up switching sometime down th
Yeah the authorization is always fun. I feel like I should be using
Window-eyes rather than JAWS at this point when I need to use Windows,
and I'll probably end up switching sometime down the road. But
getting used to yet another screen-reader isn't really what I want to
be doing with my free tim
If you can download windows 7, Fusion will install it using an ISO image, that
may be the best approach, if you get a disk, you will probably need sighted
help to read the product key. Fusion will automate the install of windows for
you, so you can do that without sighted help. Once your virtual
Given the accessibility issues with Flash content, Firefox, and the
large amount of things I still have on my PC, I've decided to go ahead
and try VMWare Fusion on my MacBook Air. However, I'd like to use
Windows 7 since my current PC has vista and I don't want to put that
on my Mac. I'm leaning
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