Pat,

Although I don't have a Flex radio, I downloaded Power Sdr to test drive it 
with JAWS.  I could access some, but not all of the controls, perhaps 
because I didn't actually have a radio hooked up.  I haven't tried this, but 
I heard that you can get more control of the software if you're using 
Shuttle Pro, which has a keypad that can be configured to control many 
different programs, Power SDR being one of them.  Maybe that would give us 
the kind of access we want, but I still think that it won't quite be the 
same as turning the knobs on an actual radio.  Still, though, you just can't 
beat the features you get with a Flex radio.

Steve

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Patrick Gormley" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, January 24, 2011 18:42
Subject: anyone successfully used sdr software with screen readers


> This ia new topic.  Has anybody ever used software defined radio software
> successfully with screen readers?  One of my buddies on the Maryland
> Emergency phone net has the flex radio and I was wondering how useable or
> not so useable the software was before I tried it for myself.  73- pat 
> kk3f
>