Does anyone know of a professional text expansion program that works with Jaws? Other than Autocorrect in Word I mean. I've tried a few, but so far I haven't found one that works with Jaws. Two

And, http://www.blindaccesstraining.com/main_files/training_courses.php Is a sign up page for individuals who are interested with learning NVDA in real time, instead of Reading through manuals and

The "automatically start JAWS" option is available to any user under XP, and can be changed with or without administrative of power user status. This is the only startup option available under XP, on

Dave, In a large enterprise especially if governmental, they add your profile to the network with User permissions only. This allows you to read e-mail, surf the web or produce and edit documents. It

The installed voice is pretty bad, but it'll take any SAPI5 voice. Incidentally, Narrator is what it is, but the default voice in 7 is a vast improvement over Sam. Ted

Gary, and Chris First, Chris, thanks for a great comparison of NVDA and JAWS. I, too, use NVDA as needed, especially to get out of jams where Jaws crashes or something. Gary, you explained my

Hi there. I'm trying to help out a friend of mine who has JAWS 13 on a Windows 7 machine. I read that JAWS works well with Thunderbird, and it does seem to work somewhat, but it's a bit clunky. I

Ed, people haven't had much experience setting up JAWS in a networking environment. I hope they are willing to seek help from FS or from someone who is more knowledgeable than they seem to be. Gary

Chris, That's a very good description of how access with NVDA compares currently with access with JAWS. I'm afraid that one of the things you love about NVDA though is going to be a problem for

Ed, That's John Carson, by the way (No "L". Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and launched near the Pacific Ocean using a Dell Latitude E6520, JAWS 13.0.718, and Windows 7 Professional 32-bit

Sounds like madness (no pun intended). dgcarlson@... said: ...

Brandon, "yummy voices"? What is that all about? Dave Carlson Tastefully composed and launched near the Pacific Ocean using a Dell Latitude E6520, JAWS 13.0.718, and Windows 7 Professional

Tom, Exactly. However I once had the soft token, but in my latest setup they just simplified things and gave me a hard-coded 5-digit pin to use. Much easier and perhaps almost as secure, since it's

re: client-server applications Citrix is not a VPN, it is a way of creating a "remote" interface to a server application (such as a database), that typically runs on a LAN (local area

This type of issue is what probably caused me to not get hired time and time again in the first place. The states have a little more law behind having to do it than private industry.

This is one of the shortcomings, to access that machine's desktop remotely needs Jaws at the server. It might not be so bad if it is one machine, not sure if they even need to buy another one for it.

OK. If you have a true VPN, you won't need Citrix; however, even with a VPN there are some applications that won't work with a VPN. In those instances, you will need something like Citrix. We have

One more question. Are the voices or voice for NVDA horrible like the one for Narrator? Thanks. Claudia

Wow, Thanks for the very well-summarized review of NVDA. Where can I obtain it from? I could see me using this in tandem with Jaws, on my personal computers, when needed. Claudia

If you had an IPhone, maybe there's an app for the RSA part, but Paypal has the ability to use the VIP one which is from Verisign/Symantech, and it's perfect with IOS. There's all kinds of ways