Re: Are there any NVDA (or WindowEyes) and JAWS "dual users" or people who've used both here?
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Lisle, Ted (CHFS DMS)
Oops, using the version command, I double checked my version, and it’s still a variation of 10. I was on personal time during the rollout, and that probably messed me up.
Ted
From: Lisle, Ted (CHFS DMS) [mailto:Ted.Lisle@...]
Sent: Thursday, January 07, 2016 3:47 PM To: jfw@groups.io Subject: Re: Are there any NVDA (or WindowEyes) and JAWS "dual users" or people who've used both here?
I have done a little testing since I made that post, and am cautiously optimistic. When I get my phone back in working order, and really get into the daily grind, it’ll be interesting. IE 11 is a bit slower, but overall feels more stable. I’m not jumping up and down yet, but neither am I hanging crape.
Ted
From: Lisle, Ted (CHFS DMS)
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The biggest stability issue I’ve found with 16 is working with Silverlight. Remember, this interface was totally unusable prior to 16, so direct comparisons are impossible. My current platform is a 64-bit Win7 PRO machine, with IE 11. I have a few network issues to overcome, but am curious to see if any or all the upgrades from my last platform (32-bit, IE 10) make a difference.
Ted
From: Brian Vogel
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Ongoing thanks to all who are so generously contributing their personal perspectives to this thread! The response is more than I ever could have hoped for when I made the initial post. A quick observation from me, since I've worked with both JAWS 15 and 16 recently enough to make an assessment: Both have been pretty stable and behaved substantially the same for "the old functions" they share. I have not yet dealt with JAWS 17, so have to withhold any opinion until I do, and that's coming soon. I just posted at some length regarding Windows 10 on the NVDA/WindowEyes/JAWS thread I started this morning.
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