On Feb 11, 2008, at 10:16 AM, Ron Canazzi wrote:

> Hi Richard,
>
> The short answer to both your questions is yes.  They do customize
> programs--for example Outlook Express works very well and so do  
> elements of
> the Office Suite for Microsoft.  They do have a totally independent  
> screen
> reader--aimed at mobile devices--that sells for about half the cost  
> of JAWS

But that isn't what he asked. System Access isn't a traditional screen  
reader. Moreover, there is no customization as such; System Access  
uses the built-in accessibility in Windows, and anyway, you can't  
configure it to work with stuff it doesn't work with. Actually, System  
Access to Go is essentially the same as System Access, except it's run  
remotely over an Internet connection. But it is far from a traditional  
screen reaer, though no less useful for that.