Google Docs seems to be a hot topic as far as accessibility. I do have some background information on that, but I'll have to make a call to someone that is related to google's business. We might not

Audacity is free and accessible. Sound Forge has already been well-scripted. jSonar and CakeTalking are two scripts packages for Sonar. So, we have access to audio editors I'd say. Oh, I forgot Reaper

Soundforge and sonar are alreadi scripted. In my opinion a good scripts could be a monster software like protools for windows or the izotope RX

As far as funding goes, we'll wait a few weeks on this as I have some other things brewing. I was thinking about a music sound editor, but isn't soundforge already scripted? I wonder what the price of

I'll second the need and want for Google docs. I'm a college student, and there's been several times this semester when one of my class mates suggests that he puts a group project we're working on in

I recall using a harmony remote before I lost my vision. As I recall, it was a web application. Has this changed into an actual application or is it still web interface? John

I cannot release any information on the current application scripted nor any information as to a release of that. But thanks for noticing. John

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At the risk of starting a conflagration of controversy, I would like to support the notion that John should get some remuneration for his hard work -- even if he charged for scripts. I know I would

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With the basics that most people want to use daily covered, we're probably going to move into more specialized applications that not as many people require. If said application is something that some

Melodyne, pitch and rhythm correction software made by Celemony, would be great to have access to. That really only would be useful to those of us who record, mix or master music

Do many VI people have those remotes? I don't and I'm not sure how many others will either. How much do they cost? I'm assuming not cheap and since the majortiy of blind people don't work I suspect

John, any hints yet on the app you said you were already scripting? Peter

So why not do one for access 10? I have to take the class in school and jaws won't read most of it. Mike

John, I'm struggling with the interface with Logitech Harmony Remote. It allows a single remote to be programmed to issue a series of commands in sequence, to simplify the control of separate

Don't remember which version of Adobe Reader works best with JAWS 9. But I bet that's the problem. If you have an older version of Adobe Reader you might try that, or try reinstalling the version

Hi all, While I wrap up some last minute scripting projects, I am looking for a new application to script. I won't be doing any financial applications or office applications this time, but any other

HI FOLKS. SMALL PROBLEM. I'M USING JAWS NINE AND WINDOWS XP. LATELY, IT SEEMS LIKE WHENEVER I TRY TO GET A PDF FILE TO READ, ADOBE COMES UP BUT THE FILE ITSELF DOESN'T. IT SEEMS TO STOP ONCE

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