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Re: Did you know any jaws script available for accounting packages?
Mario
Peachtree was acquired by Sage, and as I understand, the programs from
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Sage are accessible. the link I had for the JAWS scripts for Peachtree has been abandoned and don't know if they are still available via a different link.
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From: Charles Coe Sent: Sunday, Sep 11, 2016 9:07 PM EST To: main@jfw.groups.io Subject: Did you know any jaws script available for accounting packages? Hi, According to Freedom Scientific; Peach Tree works with JAWS.- You can check with them to be sure. them --Original Message----- From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of Adekoya Rasak Sent: Sunday, September 11, 2016 2:40 PM To: main@jfw.groups.io Subject: Did you know any jaws script available for accounting packages? Hello Friends, I', an accountant before I lose my sight four years ago. I will like to know if their is anyone who knows if there are jaws script that work with software like peachtree or sage. and if not, did you know any accounting software that could work very well with jaws for a blind person. I will be glad to hear from you. Regard. -- ADEKOYA, Rasak. |Leadership, Management & Content Consultant 360Connect. If you want to significantly multiply your productivity & profit, talk to me. M: 2348034829045. T: @iamrasakadekoya W: www.360connect.com.ng E: engageus@360connect.com.ng S: asiwaju.rasak29 .
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Re: Notepad/Wordpad
kelby carlson
Right now it shows that my resolution is on the recommended setting;
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nothing else looks like it's been changed.
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Hi, Kelby. The only other suggestion I have is about screen resolution. Most
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Re: Notepad/Wordpad
Bill White <billwhite92701@...>
Hi, Kelby. The only other suggestion I have is about screen resolution. Most of the time it doesn't make a difference. So, you might want to find out what your screen resolution is. If the letters aren't normal size on the screen, Increase it or decrease it as necessary. In my system, it's under the control panel, under the category "display". I can't tell you where it may be in your system's settings.
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From: "kelby carlson" <kelbycarlson@gmail.com> To: <main@jfw.groups.io> Sent: Sunday, September 11, 2016 5:34 PM Subject: Re: Notepad/Wordpad Still running into the issue of arrowing through a document only __________ Information from ESET NOD32 Antivirus, version of virus signature database 14105 (20160911) __________ The message was checked by ESET NOD32 Antivirus. http://www.eset.com
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Re: Did you know any jaws script available for accounting packages?
Charles Coe
Hi, According to Freedom Scientific; Peach Tree works with JAWS.- You can check with them to be sure.
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From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of Adekoya Rasak Sent: Sunday, September 11, 2016 2:40 PM To: main@jfw.groups.io Subject: Did you know any jaws script available for accounting packages? Hello Friends, I', an accountant before I lose my sight four years ago. I will like to know if their is anyone who knows if there are jaws script that work with software like peachtree or sage. and if not, did you know any accounting software that could work very well with jaws for a blind person. I will be glad to hear from you. Regard. -- ADEKOYA, Rasak. |Leadership, Management & Content Consultant 360Connect. If you want to significantly multiply your productivity & profit, talk to me. M: 2348034829045. T: @iamrasakadekoya W: www.360connect.com.ng E: engageus@360connect.com.ng S: asiwaju.rasak29
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Re: Notepad/Wordpad
kelby carlson
Still running into the issue of arrowing through a document only
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resulting in "blank" in Notepad and not being able to move properly by paragraph in Wordpad. Called FS and they had no suggestions and couldn't help. Would appreciate any suggestions anyone has here.
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MAGIC, JAWS and Adobe & Download Links & What's New In Public Beta Jaws 18
Tusing <ptusing@...>
Hi, all, Besides noting Ed’s brilliant observation of the timing of bug fixes and smas, I will mention that 2 people at VFSO told me 6 weeks ago that the use of MAGIC, JAWS, and Adobe together is still problematic. It may work for some lucky people. But that is not reliability. As stated previously here, VFSO would love to see the issue solved.
Have a nice day.
It does appear that the announced benefits are scant for an SMA. This annual thing has become a habit, a way to charge for, essentially, bug fixes. I hope someone noticed from the podcast that Eric admitted that the old merge utility didn’t work very well. I regard Version 17 as a waste and full of bugs. I installed it because it was supposed to work better with Windows 10. I regularly start in 17, but switch back to 16 before an hour is up. So, Freedom Scientific (or whatever it is called now) said the merge utility would be fixed in 18. Then, I learn that it won’t merge anything but 17. So, to use it, I’m going to have to go through the painful process of copying and compiling scripts, redefining keyboard changes, and fixing settings (this settings fix I’ve done anyway) so they can be merged into 18. A real innovation would have been to bring the customizations and settings forward from earlier versions of JAWS. I’m anxious to see if track changes have been fixed. For some reason, Freedom Scientific screws this up from time to time. Oh, it would be useful if PlaceMarkers on Webpages worked consistently. I only use Research It to help me remember which stationary or stationery is right and whether discreet or discrete is correct in the context. Those drive me crazy.
From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of empacc.net
Sent: Friday, September 9, 2016 8:49 AM To: main@jfw.groups.io Subject: Re: Download Links & What's New In Public Beta Jaws 18
hi there: I agree with you on the research it issue. but I think it’s a lost cause. I’ve been on freedom scientific about this for 2 years, so don’t hold your breath.
From: Dave Mitchell Sent: Friday, September 09, 2016 8:12 AM Subject: Re: Download Links & What's New In Public Beta Jaws 18
Yes, meet Migration, the artist formerly known as Merge. I also wish they could figure out how to reintroduce the former Research It access to NFL, MLB and college football. Mitch
From: Kimsan Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2016 11:40 PM Subject: Re: Download Links & What's New In Public Beta Jaws 18
I liked that migration thing, though.
Kimsan Song
From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of Cristóbal
Man, what a yawner to burn an SMA on. Oh well.
From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of Mike B.
Hi All,
Below you'll find the direct download links & what's new for Beta Jaws 18.
FS Public Beta Website:
32 Bit:
64 Bit:
New Features Added in JAWS 18
The following features are new to JAWS 18. For more information and complete demonstrations, go to the FSCast web page and listen to episode 131.
Migrate Settings from Prior Versions of JAWS
We have reintroduced the ability for users to merge all user customized settings from the prior version of JAWS into the latest version. This includes any application and default settings, scripts, dictionary entries, graphics labels, PlaceMarkers, flexible web rules, personalized web settings including custom labels, speech and sounds schemes, and voice profiles. When JAWS 18 first starts after an install and it detects that there are custom user settings for JAWS 17 available, you will be asked if you want to migrate these settings to the current version of JAWS. Choose Yes to migrate your settings from JAWS 17, or choose No to start with the default settings in JAWS 18 and launch the Startup Wizard.
Once the settings have been migrated, a dialog box opens where you can configure the JAWS startup options. This dialog box contains the same options found in the Start JAWS Options dialog box, which is accessed from the JAWS window by opening the Options menu, Selecting Options, and then choosing the Automatically Start JAWS button. Once you have confirmed how you want JAWS to start, choose OK to save and close the dialog box.
Completely New Import and Export for JAWS Customized User Settings
JAWS 18 now enables you to quickly and conveniently export all of your JAWS user settings including application and default settings, custom scripts, dictionary entries, graphics labels, PlaceMarkers, flexible web rules, personalized web settings including custom labels, speech and sounds schemes, and voice profiles to a single backup file which can be stored or shared with other JAWS users. The JAWS settings backup files are saved with an SBAK extension. This backup file can then be easily imported on any computer running JAWS 18 or later and these settings will be used by that copy of JAWS.
To export settings to an SBAK file, open the Utilities menu located in the JAWS application window, open the Import/Export menu, and select Export Settings. The Export Settings wizard opens and guides you through exporting your settings. During this process, you can choose to export all user settings, or select specific settings to export. By default, the SBAK file is saved to the Desktop using the name JAWS<Version Number>SettingsBackup (where Version Number is the JAWS version currently running when using the export feature). You can specify a different location and file name if necessary, as well as add optional comments to provide more information about why you are creating the backup. Once the export is complete, the SBAK file containing your settings can be shared with other JAWS users through email or a file sharing service such as Dropbox, or stored on a USB flash drive.
To import JAWS settings from an SBAK file, open the Utilities menu located in the JAWS application window, open the Import/Export menu, and select Import Settings. The Import User Settings wizard opens and guides you through importing the settings. By default, the import will merge the settings from the backup file with existing user settings and if a setting in the user folder conflicts with a setting from the backup file, it will be replaced by the setting from the backup. However, you can also choose to simply replace all current settings in the user folder with the contents of the backup or, when merging and there is a settings conflict, you can choose to keep the current setting.
During the settings import, the current settings in your user folder are automatically backed up. If you find that the settings that were imported from the SBAK file are not working as expected, you can restore the previous settings. To restore, open the Utilities menu located in the JAWS application window, open the Import/Export menu, and select Restore Settings. The Restore Settings dialog box opens where you can select the backup file to restore. Choose the Restore button to replace the current settings in your JAWS user folder with the settings from the backup.
Some instances of when you might use this feature include:
Restrict Virtual Cursor in Web-Based dialog boxes
If a dialog box appears on a web page as a result of an action such as activating a specific control, which can occur especially on pages that are part of a web-based application, JAWS now restricts Virtual Cursor navigation to the dialog box. Sometimes, depending on how the web application is implemented, when focus moves into these dialog boxes, the content of the surrounding page is hidden until focus moves out of the dialog box. However, in many instances, the dialog content merges with the surrounding page which can be confusing especially when you only want to focus on the content in the web dialog box.
JAWS automatically restricts Virtual Cursor navigation to the dialog box when some action occurs that moves the focus into that dialog box. This includes navigating to an edit field in the dialog box with the ARROW keys and Auto Forms mode is enabled, navigating using the TAB or SHIFT+TAB keys, or activating a control on the page that automatically sets focus to the dialog box. When the Virtual Cursor is restricted, both speech and braille will only navigate content in the dialog box until restriction is disabled. The Virtual Cursor will be automatically unrestricted if you use the TAB or SHIFT+TAB keys to move focus away from the dialog box, or you perform an action in the dialog box that causes focus to be moved to another part of the page, or a completely new page loads.
You can also use the INSERT+R keystroke when focused in a web dialog box to manually toggle the Virtual Cursor between restricted and unrestricted. For instance, you may wish to unrestrict the Virtual Cursor to review page content outside of the dialog box without moving focus.
New Speech Option as You Move the Physical Mouse Around the Screen
The new mouse echo feature enables JAWS to speak text under the mouse pointer as you move around the screen using a physical mouse or as you move your finger on a trackpad. If you use a refreshable braille display, text under the mouse is also shown in braille as a flash message.
While totally blind users may not benefit very much from this feature, there are some cases where it can be useful. For example, there may be times where someone is trying to understand the positioning of text or the layout of controls on the screen, and this could be helpful. You also may encounter applications that have controls that can not be accessed with any of the JAWS cursors and you must use the physical mouse to locate and activate them.
For users that have some vision, the ability to also receive speech feedback as they move the physical mouse is very useful. There are also more improvements coming for those who use both MAGic and JAWS together.
If you find that you struggle to keep the mouse in a straight line when moving vertically or horrizontally, press and hold the INSERT key (or CAPSLOCK key in Laptop layout) as you move the mouse in a specific direction to lock the mouse pointer to that position. For example, if you locate a menu bar or group of buttons you would like to explore, you could press and hold INSERT as you move the mouse to the right. If you accidentally move slightly up or down, the mouse pointer remains locked to the current position.
Mouse echo is off by default. To turn it on, open Settings Center, press CTRL+SHIFT+D to load the default settings file, expand the mouse echo group, and then press the SPACEBAR on Enable Mouse Echo. You can also configure the following:
Alternatively, the following layered keystrokes are available to control mouse echo:
Improvements with JAWS Touch Support
JAWS 18 offers improved performance when using a touch screen device, such as the Surface Pro tablet from Microsoft, as well as tablets with smaller screens. You will experience greater accuracy and responsiveness as you perform various touch gestures including continuously moving a finger around the screen to explore. You can also now perform Windows gestures without the need to first exit JAWS. The new four-finger rotate gesture causes the next gesture to be passed directly to Windows; similar to the Pass Key Through command (INSERT+3). Performing a five-finger rotate gesture will now disable all JAWS gestures, except the four and five-finger rotate gestures, so you can use Windows gestures until you perform another five-finger rotate to reenable the JAWS gestures.
While this JAWS 18 public beta offers significant improvements to touch, there are still some instances where using touch is still difficult, such as typing your password on the Windows Login screen and using the ALT+TAB list to move between apps. These items, along with other issues we have identified, will be addressed in the next public beta.
Refer to the Overview of JAWS Touch Support document for more information and to review all the available JAWS gestures.
Launch JAWS on Tablets Using Hardware Buttons
You can configure the Windows and Volume Up buttons on a tablet to start JAWS instead of Narrator when these buttons are pressed simultaneously. This is done through the Ease of Access Center in Windows by doing the following:
The next time you are in a situation where JAWS is not running, you can press the Windows and Volume Up buttons together to quickly launch it from anywhere in Windows. If you are on the Secure Destktop or Windows Login screen, these hardware buttons will always launch Narrator. However, once you are logged in, these buttons will now start JAWS 18.
Changes to Sentence Navigation Keystrokes in the Desktop Keyboard Layout
In the JAWS Desktop Keyboard Layout, pressing ALT+DOWN ARROW or ALT+UP ARROW moves to the next or prior sentence, or opens and closes combo boxes. In addition, some applications also use these keystrokes to perform their own specific functions which means JAWS users need to first press INSERT+3 to pass these keystrokes through to the application so they work correctly. For instance, ALT+DOWN ARROW and ALT+UP ARROW are used in the attachments area in Microsoft Outlook 2016 to open and close the list of actions you can perform with the selected attachment.
To avoid potential conflicts, ALT+DOWN ARROW and ALT+UP ARROW in the desktop keyboard layout will now only move by sentence in Microsoft Word, WordPerfect, the message area in Microsoft Outlook, and when using the Virtual Cursor unless focused on a combo box. If you want sentence navigation to work in other applications, you can use the Keyboard Manager to reassign the Say Next Sentence and Say Prior Sentence commands, or switch to the laptop keyboard layout and use CAPS LOCK+N and CAPS LOCK+Y to move by sentence.
To assign new keystrokes for sentence navigation, do the following: Take care. Howard Wolcott This E-mail message is confidential, is intended only for the named recipients above and may contain information that is privileged, attorney work product or otherwise protected by applicable law. If you have received this message in error, please notify the sender at 402-346-6000 and delete this E-mail message.
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Re: Did you know any jaws script available for accounting packages?
HH. Smith Jr.
Hi Adekoya,
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The only one I know is made by MyBlindSpot.org for QuickBooks. here is the link http://myblindspot.org/store/
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From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of Adekoya Rasak Sent: Sunday, September 11, 2016 5:40 PM To: main@jfw.groups.io Subject: Did you know any jaws script available for accounting packages? Hello Friends, I', an accountant before I lose my sight four years ago. I will like to know if their is anyone who knows if there are jaws script that work with software like peachtree or sage. and if not, did you know any accounting software that could work very well with jaws for a blind person. I will be glad to hear from you. Regard. -- ADEKOYA, Rasak. |Leadership, Management & Content Consultant 360Connect. If you want to significantly multiply your productivity & profit, talk to me. M: 2348034829045. T: @iamrasakadekoya W: www.360connect.com.ng E: engageus@360connect.com.ng S: asiwaju.rasak29
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Re: Jaws and Anti-Virus. My WINDOWS 10 solution
HH. Smith Jr.
Hi Peter,
From a technician point of view, in the past, I’ve encountered this situation many times. I’ve used the normal uninstall process through the control but there was always some remnants of the Mcafee software so I stopped using that process. I now download the Mcafee remover tool and with sighted help I completely remove Mcafee from the system.
From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of Peter Tesar
Sent: Sunday, September 11, 2016 3:07 PM To: main@jfw.groups.io Subject: Re: Jaws and Anti-Virus. My WINDOWS 10 solution
Thanks Brian, On 2016-09-11 2:32 PM, Brian Vogel wrote:
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Did you know any jaws script available for accounting packages?
Adekoya Rasak
Hello Friends,
I', an accountant before I lose my sight four years ago. I will like to know if their is anyone who knows if there are jaws script that work with software like peachtree or sage. and if not, did you know any accounting software that could work very well with jaws for a blind person. I will be glad to hear from you. Regard. -- ADEKOYA, Rasak. |Leadership, Management & Content Consultant 360Connect. If you want to significantly multiply your productivity & profit, talk to me. M: 2348034829045. T: @iamrasakadekoya W: www.360connect.com.ng E: engageus@360connect.com.ng S: asiwaju.rasak29
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Numbers in JAWS 17
Marquette, Ed <Ed.Marquette@...>
I’ve had numerous problems with JAWS 17, and perhaps I should repair or install again, but that is so much trouble, given our firm’s data security paranoia, I may wait until JAWS 18. Perhaps, however, JAWS 17 can be salvaged (JAWS 16 crashes Outlook 2013 routinely when an up-arrow or down-arrow hits the end of a message). Here is what’s driving me nuts. Whenever, navigating the cursor by character, I encounter a number, JAWS says the number, but then follows it with a 4 digit number that has no relevance that I can figure out. For instance the number 17 should sound like seventeen or one seven, if navigated by character.
In MS Word 2013, however, 17 comes out like 1 7465 followed by 7 7465. For the life of me, I cannot figure out where the 7465 is coming from. Any ideas? I’ve never seen this before.
This E-mail message is confidential, is intended only for the named recipients above and may contain information that is privileged, attorney work product or otherwise protected by applicable law. If you have received this message in error, please notify the sender at 402-346-6000 and delete this E-mail message. Thank you.
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Re: Jaws and Anti-Virus. My WINDOWS 10 solution
Peter Tesar
Thanks Brian,
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When I used the Add Remove list, the Application key did nothing with the Mcafee item. However, when I used the Program Features list, the Application key gave me the menu, I pressed "u". I definitely had a Mcafee uninstall window. But, there was graphics and JAWS could not find the uninstall button. I had sighted assistance to select it. It looks like the uninstall worked. I'll know what to do if it appears again. Peter T.
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I heart radio and second sound card
Gene Stevens
Can I output I heart radio to a sound card other than the
default?
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Re: Jaws and Anti-Virus. My WINDOWS 10 solution
Peter, McAfee Security Scan Plus often gets installed as part of a bundle with free software. This is why I strongly recommend Unchecky to all of my clients and those who are blind or visually-impaired in particular. McAfee Security Scan Plus should definitely show up in the programs list of "Programs and Features" under Control Panel and allow uninstallation from there.
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Re: Jaws and Anti-Virus. My WINDOWS 10 solution
Peter Tesar
Hello,
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Since getting Windows 10, a year ago, I chose to use the Windows 10 Firewall and Defender. So far so good. A few weeks ago, I somehow got Mcafee Security Scan plus. It occasionally pops up to inform me that it has found something that might cause a problem with my web browsing. I never selected the button to fix the problem. I always kill the Mcafee pop-up window. I cannot uninstall it from the Windows Add Remove list. The Windows-applications key (right click) does nothing. Peter T
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Re: Jaws and Anti-Virus
Microsoft Security Essentials is a perfectly serviceable antivirus, antimalware (to an extent - I also use Malwarebytes as an additional sweeper a couple of times per year), and malicious software scanning tool that offers realtime protection. Contrary to all the "it isn't as good as product X" claims it's still good, and it's accessible and free. If you have a history of many infections and quarantines using other products then you really need to take a close look at your browsing and downloading practices, as these should be occurring very, very rarely, if at all, if you exercise the most basic reasonable cautions in your travels through cyberspace. It can be downloaded from this webpage at Microsoft. Windows 7 is the final Windows release where Microsoft Security Essentials is their antivirus product. For Windows 8 and beyond Windows Defender had the functions of Microsoft Security Essentials rolled into it, and is what you could use instead. If you do not have an alternative third-party antivirus program or security suite installed under Windows 8 or Windows 10 then Windows Defender should have been up and running from the first moment you fired up your machine and should still be there doing its job.
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Re: anti virus question
I have never seen any antivirus program alter settings other than those it alters at its installation. If your IE settings were altered at the installation of AVG the only thing an uninstallation should do is to set them back to their exact state prior to the changes made by AVG. To my knowledge AVG has not and does not tweak the Internet Options settings of Control Panel, which are the settings you'd be interested in. If this really concerns you do a quick pre-uninstall review of the Internet Options tabs, noting what your settings are, and review them again after the uninstall to see if any have changed.
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Re: step by step keyboard instructions for making iheartradio.com my google chrome home page
Ryan, Some candidate webpages for Google Chrome web browser keyboard shortcuts: http://www.computerhope.com/shortcut/chrome.htm https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/157179?hl=en https://www.shortcutworld.com/en/win/Chrome.html https://www.chromium.org/user-experience/keyboard-access http://www.howtogeek.com/114518/47-keyboard-shortcuts-that-work-in-all-web-browsers/ or try a Google Search on "Google Chrome Keyboard Shortcuts" if the format of none of the above proves suitable. There are scads of webpages documenting the keyboard shortcuts for every major web browser, e-mail client, and other program out there. Finding the one that best suits your purposes is generally a "search and slog" affair. Setting your startup page in Google Chrome is very easy:
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Re: Reading Text Captions in Youtube Videos
Oh bummer. That is exactly what it is.
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On 9/10/16, James Homuth <james@the-jdh.com> wrote:
If the text you're trying to get JAWS to read is part of the video itself,
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Re: Reading Text Captions in Youtube Videos
James Homuth
If the text you're trying to get JAWS to read is part of the video itself,
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that's not going to happen. There's not a screenreader in existence that'll do that. It's not the same as trying to read the text of an image.
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From: main@jfw.groups.io [mailto:main@jfw.groups.io] On Behalf Of Keyboard Player Sent: September-10-16 10:49 PM To: main@jfw.groups.io Subject: Re: Reading Text Captions in Youtube Videos I used to use Chrome but I hated it. I don't think it read these videos correctly either. The browser is displaying the text, but it is just not being read by Jaws. I showed the vid to a sighted friend, and she said that you can see the text, but it isn't really like subtitles. It is actually the video. The writing is showing up where the action would take place if there is any. Were you able to get Jaws to read the text? I have also tried using Jaws's OCR feature, and that was one big hot mess. It scrambled the rest of what was written on the web page and didn't touch the video. On 9/10/16, Mario <mrb620@hotmail.com> wrote: a shot in the dark, but have you tried Firefox or Google Chrome?with.
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I used to use Chrome but I hated it. I don't think it read these
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videos correctly either. The browser is displaying the text, but it is just not being read by Jaws. I showed the vid to a sighted friend, and she said that you can see the text, but it isn't really like subtitles. It is actually the video. The writing is showing up where the action would take place if there is any. Were you able to get Jaws to read the text? I have also tried using Jaws's OCR feature, and that was one big hot mess. It scrambled the rest of what was written on the web page and didn't touch the video.
On 9/10/16, Mario <mrb620@hotmail.com> wrote:
a shot in the dark, but have you tried Firefox or Google Chrome? another
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