Hi Jeff,

It's worth taking a look at Windows Help which will give you
a pretty good idea overall of what Narrator can do.

Suffice to say that if you're back is to the wall, and your
screen reader dies on you, it can often get you out of a
very nasty hole.

George.

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Sent: 12 November 2006 00:17
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Subject: [VICUG-L] another question about Microsoft Narrator

Hi everyone, I have a question about Microsoft Narrator.  I
think you
launch it with alt control N right?  What I am wondering is
how handy is
it to work with on a computer that does not have JAAWS in
getting it to
read the screen?  I know that it doesn't have as many
functions as JAWS or
Window Eyes.


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