Hi. The reason I like Window-eyes so much is it focuses on
features without being too bogged down in gimics.
I don't need a special keystroke just to search for something on
the web, I can just pull up Google and do it myself. Plus with more
recent versions of JAWS, their settings center is so bogged down with
settings that it can get a bit overwelming. Window-eyes control panel
is pretty self-explanatory, and if you don't understand a feature, you
can hit a simple keystroke and it'll be explained to you in clear,
easy-to-understand language. I think over-all Window-eyes is a lot more
stable. I've been running version 9.4 on my Windows 10 machine and it
hasn't crashed yet. I've had a few odd problems here and there, but
that may be because of something on my own system, I'm not going to
blame AI Squared for that. We all have slightly different
configurations and it's amazing that Window-eyes works so well on
everyone's systems.
On 6/17/2016 5:21 PM, Wei Chong Tang via Talk wrote:
Hello,
This is one of the most positive message I've read today. Well said,
Mark. I think the reason we like window-eyes is because of the
features that it provides. For example, I love the "n" that
window-eyes has, because it actually read all text in brows moad.
Although Jaws and NVDA has the same feature, the "n" key they provided
does not actually read all text, only the text that is after a block
of link. Perhaps this is not a very good example, but this is one of
the examples that I can come up with. Thus, inform VFO what features
or hotkeys that should be remain in window-eyes, and they should be
co-operative with their customers like us.
Yours Sincerely,
Tang.
On 6/17/16, Armando Maldonado via Talk <talk@lists.window-eyes.com> wrote:
Amen! None of this bashing/negativity/getting DOJ involved will solve
nothing, other than create a bad image of both you and partially the blind
community in itself. Well stated Mark!
Best, Armando
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On Behalf Of Marc Solomon via Talk
Sent: Friday, June 17, 2016 11:47 AM
To: Bill Tillery; Window-Eyes Discussion List; 'Chris Skarstad'
Subject: How you can help
Hi everyone,
I had a conversation with a person who is a loyal Window-Eyes user the
other
day. She, like many of you, was very concerned about the future of
Window-Eyes. She, like many of you, is unsure of the impact the recent
acquisition will have on the blind community. With that said, she also
voiced discontent with the negativity and speculation being spread on
various communication channels. Instead of buying into the negativity and
speculating about the unknown, she proposed an alternative. She suggested
that the Window-Eyes community should come together and tell the leadership
of VFO what they want the future to be. If you are concerned that you will
no longer be able to receive quality customer support and service from the
team you have worked with all these years, tell VFO this is what you want.
If you are concerned that Window-Eyes will be discontinued and will prevent
you from being successful, tell VFO how important Window-Eyes has been in
your life and why it works so well
for you. I guess my point is, being negative and assuming the worst is not
going to help matters. If you want something to happen, do something about
it in a way that is constructive. For example, take time to compose your
thoughts and propose what you want to see happen in the future. And then
share your vision with the leadership at VFO. For your reference, here is a
link to the VFO Group contact web page:
http://www.vfo-group.com/index.php/contact/.
Best regards,
Marc
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