I do not believe that it makes any difference how you load or use Jaws and
WE provided you are using Jaws 4.51 and a recent version of WE.  I use Jaws
4.51 and WE 4.5 beta on XP Home with no problem at all, and I believe but
am not absolutely certain that they'll work with Win98.  Reason is that
both are now adhering to the new standards worked out by a screen reader
consortium, with help of Microsoft, to eliminate contention when
intercepting low level system calls.  Screen readers should now work with
mainstream applications such as PC anywhere, which do the same
thing.  [This doesn't make PC Anywhere accessible - it just means that the
computer won't crash.]

John



At 08:53 AM 8/11/2003 -0400, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I currently have JFW 4.5.1 running on a Windows '98 machine. I may need to
>install WindowEyes to do some testing. What do I need to do in order to
>ensure smooth running of either on the same machine? For example, will
>WindowEyes overwrite any files that JFW uses when it is being installed?
>
>Thanks,
>Jennison
>
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