Exactly, if a graphic contains text only Jaws Convenient OCR may work, but if the graphic is a picture you may get much more information with Picture Smart.

Does the same scanner work with Jaws Convenient OCr? I currently only have two Fujitsu Scansnap scanners at my business and they don't support TWAIN so I don't think I can use them with Openbook or

Hi, I wouldn't depend on JAWS to properly be able to control your scanner if I were you since it's not specifically made for such things. Sure the option is there but I'd wager it doesn't work nearly

No, you can use picture smart. It's just that it'll depend entirely on what you're trying to use it on. It's very hit or miss. The layered command is insert+spacebar then P then C.

i think you have to use the jaws ocr on web pages not picture smart.

it fails when i try to use the del all in one scanner to detect pictures. it works on picture files. all it does is say it failed to detect text. but the scanner doesn't even move. the same scanner

Oh Dean, thank you so much, that worked. Looking forward to the book! Feeling sheepish in Iowa, Norma

It used to, but I (and I hope) other complained about this because we like to leave long comments with paragraph/line breaks in them, and the advertised shift-enter or something that was supposed to

Try just hitting Enter after writing the comment. That may post it.

Hi. Not sure, the post button is right there for me, though it’s labelled “comment button”. Perhaps facebook is temporarily broken for you. They have a number of servers and they’re not all

Hi group, Using current Jaws with Firefox, Brave and I.E. I received a message saying I was mentioned in a comment. I use the link to go to FB but after I write my comment, I am unable to find a

What error message do you get?

in my case the picture smart fails every time i tried to use it. not very smart. i gave up trying to figure out how to get it to work.

as for as my concern, if its just a image/graphic, you may use the picture smart to read the information provided in the graphics. but, if the graphic contains the link, you may expand and perform

Hi! I am using JAWS 2019, Windows 7 and Firefox. Suppose I have the virtual cursor on a graphic on a webpage. Is there some JAWS keystroke I can press that will tell me some basic information

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Hi Annabelle. If you create a native win32 or console application with c++, No special accessibility code is needed as screen readers in general are able to interpret native windows

Hi, You can check the QT framework. I've used it in python for GUIs and in V++ for console applications. The GUI framework that definitely does render accessible content is WS. QT, although the most

That's cool with me. I wasn't sure where to send it, so I thought some of you might know something about what I asked.

Hi, I’m going to forward this question to a more appropriate list that deals with programming. Cheers, Joseph