Re: JAWS and Teamviewer?
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Steve Matzura
Unless you have some useful vision, I don't know how you could verify the state of the remote computer without a screenreader. Yes, you could try going to the Desktop in various ways, which might work as long as the computer wasn't hung up on something else, and then of course you could press Alt+F4 to restart it, and heaven only knows if there might be a Windows update pending, in which case the only options on the shutdown menu are shut down or update and restart. The good side of all of this is that TeamViewer is excellent at recovering from an operating system restart. But you'd be relying a great deal on everything being in just the most perfect of states.
NVDA's resource requirements are very low. Maybe I've been living under a bright star, but NVDA has never crashed, aborted,abended,or otherwise wrongfully terminated while I was using it. JAWS, on the other hand, has suffered from seemingly random spontaneous restarts since at least version 16 as I recall.
On 4/3/2019 2:28 AM, James Homuth
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