I recently switched from a desktop running Windows XP to a laptop running 
Windows 7.  So far, I haven't created a specific SET file for Window-Eyes 
and N1MM Logger, but I probably will do this, or copy the old one from the 
XP machine.

I don't use very many features of the program, and I accept a certain amount 
of weirdness.  Your frequency appears in the title bar.  Your current score, 
the country and bearing of a station you are entering, and other 
information, appear on the bottom line of the logging window.  I put the 
mouse pointer down there when I want to read this.  As you tab through 
fields or hit the spacebar, the station callsign is on one line, while the 
rest of the exchange is on another.  Pressing Tab causes the headers for 
this line to be spoken, because they look like a field name to Window-Eyes. 
When I want to keep track of the serial number I am sending, I put my cursor 
in another spot a little further down the window.  Last winter, on the other 
computer, I had set up a window that would automatically speak when a 
certain color appeared, causing Window-Eyes to say "dupe" when I was making 
a duplicate QSO.  N1MM now has customizations which allow certain WAV files 
to be spoken under some conditions, but I haven't tried setting this up yet.

I think the program is written in a version of Visual BASIC, so most of its 
controls are standard.  But they are often arranged in grids, or you can 
open a large number of relevant windows and produce a very cluttered 
display.  The program's configuration screen is extremely complicated; I 
don't know how many items are in the tab order; it pays to read the manual 
to learn about the sections of this screen before you make too many changes.

But I would say that this program has a lot of potential, and we haven't 
reached the limits of what you could do with it.  Generally if something 
like this works with Window-Eyes, it should work at least as well with JAWS.
73 and good luck in whatever contests you enter.  Lloyd, W3IUU

-----Original Message----- 
From: zvonimir
Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2012 11:20 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: N1mm with screenreaders

Hello for all listers here,
I'm zvonimir from croatia.
Can you say to me how i can use n1mm with screenreaders especially with
jaws and window eyes
what i have to configure?

Thanks, Zvonimir
de, 9A3DSZ