the latest version of HRD and JFW11 seem to be functional if not super 
simple to navigate.
You can use the jaws cursor to find pretty much everything in the main HRD 
radio screen.
It's tedious enough though that using the radio's controls is much easier 
and less aggrevating.
You can use HRD's built in voice option to have frequency, S-meter and mode 
pronounced either automatically or upon hitting a hotkey.
I find you have to use the left and right mouse buttons on most of the 
adjustments to get them to work...and even then, it's not always a 
consistent or predictable result.
Like I said, by the time you navigate HRD, it's so much less anoying to use 
the actual physical controls on the radio.
The HRD extensions such as log book, dx cluster and PSK/digital mode 
decoders/encoders are also pretty useless when using JAWS or other screen 
readers.

JMO of course on all this.

73
Colin, V A6BKX
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "richard watson" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Friday, July 06, 2012 11:45 AM
Subject: ham radio deluxe and jaws


> Good afternoon,
> anyone out there using hrd with jaws? which versions. I would
> appreciate any advice before I go through the trouble of downloading
> and installing only to find out that things are completely
> inaccessible.
> thanks and 73
> rick n3gms