Larry,
I am using Media Center 2005 with Window Eyes and I would say it is about
80% accessible. I can use the program guide, schedule recordings for
up-coming programs, and browse to see what is on at what time. I can also
easily see a list of recorded programs and do whatever I need like play
As an addendum to my previous message, I would also recommend your Media
Center also come with a TV tuner card. The complete package is Media
Center, TV tuner card, and remote control. Some of the lower priced units
do not have the TV tuner nor the Remote.
--Best regards,
--Rick Alfaro
[EMAI
Hi Larry.
Nice to see a fellow music/tv user, recognise the future! Like yourself,
I'm considering the purchase of a Windows, XP Media Center edition, because
I'd like to combine my music, video, DVD, television and computer in the one
package. I've been asking for some months now for anyone
Hi, I am running Jaws 7 Pro on a 2005 Media Center and the access is
pretty good. I am still having some difficulties getting all the
settings right so that Jaws reads obvious things, but I think this
may stem from the fact that my husband and I need different
settings. But, as was already st
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> Hi Larry.
>
> Nice to see a fellow music/tv user, recognise the future
with the
standard version of Jaws. We selected an HP notebook instead and we are
glad we did.
Rick
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> Hi Larry.
>
> Nice to see a fellow music/tv user, recognise the future! Like yourself
Rick, thanks for the TV tuner tip. The Media Center computer that I was
considering didn't have one, so I added it.
Larry
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Hi Andy,
My wife and I passed up a deal on a Dell Inspiron 6000 becaused the Dell
company insisted we had to accept XP Media Center as our operating system.
After checking with Freedom Scientific, we were informed that we should
ge -
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> Hi Larry.
>
> Nice to see a fellow music/tv user, recognise the future! Like yourself,
>
n list. '"
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> Larry,
>
> Someone brought up a very important point. If you are a Jaws user, and do
> not have the professional version of JFW, in other words JFW standard
> version, it
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I'm fortunate enough to have Jaws Professional and WindowEyes. Now, at the
risk of moving OT for this group, do you have a preference between Jaws
Professional and WindowEyes
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> Hi Larry.
>
> Nice to see a fellow music/tv user, recognise the future! Like yourself,
> I'm considering the purchase of a Windows, XP Media Center edition,
> because
>
I believe that XP Media Center is the future of computing!
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Hi Larry! I'll also be interested in reading your posts!
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> Hi Andy. I
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