The thing to be concerned about with XP isn't from an accessibility standpoint, but the fact Microsoft won't actually support it in 3 years, and there's no guarantee Freedom Scientific will either.

There are advantages and disadvantages to both. I prefer XP, but mainly because I'm a big Total Recorder user, and XP lets me keep Jaws out of whatever I'm recording, and 7 does not. I'm also more use

XP Pro will be more familiar, if your job will let you use it instead. Some jobs, particularly work-at-home jobs, won't allow Windows 7 at all, so I'm surprised your job is suggesting you go that

Hi, I've been using 7 for almost a year and don't really notice many differences between it and Vista. I really like it aside from a few things I wish I could find out how to do. And, this is said

Dorothy: Dan Clark is also sighted and knows and uses JAWS the way we do. Sincerely: Dave Durber

I may be soon migrating (disassociating?) to Windows 7 on my work machine as it's time for a new laptop. Do any of you feel it incumbent to stop me before I do something regretful? I do have the

Hi Dave, Outlook Express cannot be installed on Win7, what this person hears is a list view mistakenly classified as "OUtlook express message list", must be somewhere in the JAWS scripts. I get that

interesting response, do you know if dan clark is sighted or not? re Eric, it took a bright young man named wil pearson to solve atough question, or rather I should say explain why eric's suggestions

Jimmy, Sounds like having Outlook Express on that machine is confusing things. It needs to be removed, since it does not run on Windows 7 (or so I've been told). Dave Carlson Written with

I can validate that. I've had a couple conversations with Eric trying to solve problems that tech support and John Carson couldn't solve, and he does know his way around Jaws like a blind person. The

Hi Daniel, It is another list for Jaws users & a very good one. Click on the link below to subscribe. Put , subscribe, in the subject field, put nothing in the edit field &

Chris and everyone: Eric Damery is not blind. He is sighted. Having said that, unlike so many sighted people who attempt to train visually impaired people to use JAWS, Eric knows as nuch, if not

Hi all, subject says it all. I thought there was just this list and the UK one. Thanks Daniel -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

Hi Chris, that's ok after sending my message and doing an F5 to recieve more mail, I notice an email from Dave and he mentioned Eric to you. So I put two and two together and figured it

I respectfully disagree. Developers, understandably, aren't going to consider accessibility when designing sites. And if they do, probably won't know how to implement it. Flash needs to be

Good afternoon, I am trying to help someone with WLM. She has been reading her mail with JAWS 12 but today although WLM shows the message list it doesn't read the message when it is opened. I

Uh no, I was talking about Eric.

No, Chris, he isn't, but to his credit, I understand he tests how JAWS works with other applications blindfolded or in some other way without looking.

Hello Chris and Dave, point taken I'll try not to ramble on in future. Also I'll try and think about punctuation and spelling as well. Chris in case you were refering to me, the answer is yes I am a

Thanks Dave. Yeah, may as well go right to the top. :) Just curious, is he blind and an actual user of the product? That always helps too.