Ray

Two points:

(1)  A program such as this is a convenience -- annd that's what you are 
paying for.  Whether that is worth the cost, this is a subjective question 
only an individual can answer for themselves.

(2)  We have had considerable discussion on this list, in the past, 
whether driver updating is always a good thing.
Some have suggested that sometimes leaving well enough alone is the more 
prudent approach.  Same goes for program updating.

So, in my mind, neither issue is a slam dunk.

Curious now if anyone has used the program in question and how usable it 
is with screen readers.  



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On Thu, 22 Jan 2009, Ray Campbell wrote:

> Hello All:
> 
> I've lately come across a program called DriverCure from ParetoLogic.
> It's supposed to notify you and help you update drivers for such things
> as your sound and video cards and other things.  I'm curious if anyone
> has used this program with JAWS or Window-Eyes and if so, did you find
> it accessible?  It doesn't seem that you should have to pay for
> something that you can fairly easily do for free, but let's face it, how
> many of us regularly update our drivers like we should?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> 
> 
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