I use this for occasional work around the office where I need to have
JAWS or MAGIC on a workers computer for a short time.  Since we do not
have JAWS loaded formally on these systems I must run in 40 minute mode
but it does the trick and if you are using your key there is no
additional cost.  

I can also take this to any computer outside of the office and run JAWS
or magic in demo mode as long as I load the video intercept first.  This
is all done from the command line with memorized command lines.  

This is truly  useful when I want to review a document at church my
Dad's or sister's or son-in-law's computers.  

I can offten diagnose a problem with their systems and fix it in 15
minutes or so.  

I had looked at doing this with the pocket HAL but as I am familiar with
JFW the learning curve not to mention the additional investment is more
atractive.  It is my understanding that this has been possible for some
time but not advertised until recently.  

BRETT WINCHESTER
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Subject: Re: jaws on a thumb drive

    Thanks very much, Brett.

73 from Tom Behler: KB8TYJ

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From: "Brett Winches" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 8:57 AM
Subject: jaws on a thumb drive


> Here is the link the Q&A for this subject.  Please note that you will
> need the video intercept manager also shown as a download on this
page.
> 
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> http://www.freedomscientific.com/fs_products/JAWSforUSBDrives.asp
> 
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> **********Thank you!
> 
> Brett Winchester - Reading Braille and volunteer Services
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