[blindlaw] Window Eyes

[Stephanie Ortoleva]

If your agency is a federal government agency, the US Department of Defense 
has a free, yes free, service to provide all federal employees, regardless 
of agency, with whatever adaptive software and some hardware, we need.  I 
have made use of this service quite frequently to get great things!  If you 
are a federal employee, let me know  and I'll point you in the correct 
direction.

Stephanie

At 01:53 PM 8/29/2006, you wrote:

>Thanks, Everyone,
>
>I'd really like to hear some more feedback on this issue.  I'd say I'm
>relatively computer savvy, and I trained myself on the use of first 
>ZoomText,  then
>later Jaws, then OpenBook, and most recently Kurzweil.  Is WindowEyes  someth
>ing I can teach myself?
>
>Unfortunately, in response to the suggestion that I use my own license for
>Jaws at my new job, I can't do that.  I work for a government agency, 
>where  we
>are prohibited from installing anything that is not licensed by the agency
>itself, or in the alternative, that the agency purchases the license for
>itself.  I can't use Jaws because the agency has a contract 
>with  WindowEyes.
>
>Is WindowEyes easily navigable?  I know people said the hot keys are
>different, but does it use the same ones that regular Microsoft uses, e.g. 
>alt +  F =
>file?
>
>Thanks,
>Ronza
>
>
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