You guys are awesome. Thanks for all the leads. Thanks -Teddy

Another person who has written JAWS scripts is Jim Grimsby. More recently, John Martin has been active in this area and has occasionally posted queries about applications that screenreader users wish

Jim Snowbarger, I think. But not sure he did scripting beyond that for audio and music-related apps. Could be wrong, and he did develop the Hot Spot Clicker concept. Dave Carlson Oregonian,

Hi again, Barbara. Tom Bissett found his real name. It's Jim Snowbarger. The scripts he wrote for SoundForge, which is a recording/editing program for sound files is an application which works with

Ok, I found the spelling Jim Snowbarger Tom Bisset

Changing the subject for a minute, anybody got any insight on the buttons on that task bar? The Touch cursor was exactly what the doctor ordered, but all buttons are unlabeled.

Yes, I was able to check for jobs updates once I had done the repair. At that point, it's that I was at the most up-to-date version, but it wasn't giving me that error message anymore. Sent from my

Yes, it is relatively accessible. It is a bit cluttered, but it is navigable. Sent from my iPhone

Jaws dictionary has been a work in progress over the years. From no customizable pronunciation at all in 1.x, it's evolved into a sophisticated tool that can be customized for multiple apps, multiple

My experience is that extra scripts are not needed, that those included with jaws do more than well enough. -- Soronel Haetir soronel.haetir@...

You are right, that was his name Snowman. I don't know his real name. He wrote JAWS scripts also.

I didn't know him by any other name than Snowman. He wrote a lot of scripts for SoundForge Bill White billwhite92701@...

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Where can I find vmware player 5 scripts for jaws. This is paul faucheux. I will be using vmware player for school online. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was

I don't remember his real name but he went by the Snowman. I am sure if you googled the snowman jaws scripts, you would probably find references to his Scripps. Regards Tony Sent from my iPhone

Jim snowbartcher not sure of the spelling though Tom Bisset

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Okay you old timers. Question: What was the name of the individual that wrote so many scripts for JAWS? I am thinking his name had something to do with snow. Does anyone remember?

Thanks Dave, hopefully that user will chime in. Any ideas on how I can get a hold of those scripts for older JAWS versions. Thanks -Teddy