HI all. I tried Windows 7 64 bit on a brand new Toshiba lap top running
JAWS version 11 without success. Even FS couldn't figure out the
compatibility issue so I have since abandoned the project for a Vista 32 bit
machine. They couldn't see any issues, so no issue no solution.
It seems that something wouldn't allow me to curser through a list of files
consistently, and it really got hung up when I encountered pdf files. My
partner tried the curser keys in several folders with JAWS turned off and
all worked just fine. So, check it out before buying.
Thx, Albert
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Subject: [VICUG-L] FW: ATI Fw: EASI Webinar on Windows 7 Thur. Dec. 10 at 2
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Are you as eager to get the scoop
on Windows 7 as I am? I have been hearing favorable messages and wondering
if it was just another commercial. I heard little negative from the
community of computer users with disabilities. So, I put out a call for
someone to help me get beyond hype and rumors and get some facts. So, here
is EASI's next Webinar:
Windows 7 A Productivity Tool for Assistive Technology Users?
Dec. 10 at 2 PM Eastern standard
Presenter: Pratik Patel
After the almost universal dismay caused by the launch of Windows Vista,
Microsoft has refreshed its operating system to much critical acclaim.
Windows 7, released at the end of October, offers significant improvements
in performance and provides some new benefits to users of assistive
technology. Find out more as we discover how Windows 7 will impact assistive
technology users. Are there immediate benefits to upgrading to the latest
operating system from Microsoft or should you wait?
You may not use assistive technologies, but maybe you support people who do.
Register now to reserve space in the Webinar and also to get the recorded
archive later. Registration is free and is at:
http://easi.cc/clinic.htm
EASI Webinar on Windows 7 Thur. Dec. 10 at 2 PM Are you as eager to get the
scoop on Windows 7 as I am? I have been hearing favorable messages and
wondering if it was just another commercial. I heard little negative from
the community of computer users with disabilities. So, I put out a call for
someone to help me get beyond hype and rumors and get some facts. So, here
is EASI's next Webinar:
Windows 7 A Productivity Tool for Assistive Technology Users?
Dec. 10 at 2 PM Eastern standard
Presenter: Pratik Patel
After the almost universal dismay caused by the launch of Windows Vista,
Microsoft has refreshed its operating system to much critical acclaim.
Windows 7, released at the end of October, offers significant improvements
in performance and provides some new benefits to users of assistive
technology. Find out more as we discover how Windows 7 will impact assistive
technology users. Are there immediate benefits to upgrading to the latest
operating system from Microsoft or should you wait?
You may not use assistive technologies, but maybe you support people who do.
Register now to reserve space in the Webinar and also to get the recorded
archive later. Registration is free and is at:
http://easi.cc/clinic.htm
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