What branches of government and what agencies?  I had thought about
getting Window Eyes a few years ago had I gotten in with a hospital  that
heavily u uses Citrix and remote access.





On Fri, 9 Nov 2007 [log in to unmask] wrote:

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> HI
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> Window Eyes is on my list to check out because some people on a blind
> interpreters list I am on think Window Eyes does a better job of switching  smoothly
> between two languages than JAWS does.
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> The other reason I have heard for using Window Eyes ws from someone who  does
> accessibility for various parts of the US government. I gather that Window
> Eyes is more compatible with some applications his clients need than is JAWS
> but  I did not press very hard to guess about which applications.
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> Perhaps this helps.
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> Dorene Cornwell
> Seattle WA
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> In a message dated 11/9/2007 4:05:31 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
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> Hi   everyone, I am getting ready to learn Window Eyes in the program I am
> in  here at school.  I have the 60 day trial on order,  and right now  am
> playing with the 40 minute mode and have heard the pros and cons.   I'm
> just wondering if anyone has switched from JAWS to Window Eyes, an  why?
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