[blindlaw] Romlaw

[Will]

Hello all, I am an entering first year law student at Wake Forest University and joined this list several months ago. I have gleaned a great deal of useful information from the service and appreciate everyone's input. I recently followed the thread about legal dictionaries and was intrigued by the Romlaw program that someone mentioned. I downloaded the trial version and have had a difficult time accessing the program with JAWS. Have any of the screenreader users on this list had better luck accewssing the program? Does anyone know if a script is available to make Romlaw useable for JAWS? Finally, is anyone aware of any good, screenreader accessible  alternatives to the program in case I need to find a different resource? I am primarily interested in accessing the case briefs at this point. Thanks in advance for any information you can provide on this topic, and thanks to NFB and all the BlindLaw list members for providing this forum for current and prospective blind attorneys. 

Will Miller
william_t_miller at hotmail.com
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Hello all, I am an entering first year law student at Wake Forest University and joined this list several months ago. I have gleaned a great deal of useful information from the service and appreciate everyone's input. I recently followed the thread about legal dictionaries and was intrigued by the Romlaw program that someone mentioned. I downloaded the trial version and have had a difficult time accessing the program with JAWS. Have any of the screenreader users on this list had better luck accewssing the program? Does anyone know if a script is available to make Romlaw useable for JAWS? Finally, is anyone aware of any good, screenreader accessible  alternatives to the program in case I need to find a different resource? I am primarily interested in accessing the case briefs at this point. Thanks in advance for any information you can provide on this topic, and thanks to NFB and all the BlindLaw list members for providing this forum for current and prospective blind attorneys.
 
Will Miller
mailto:william_t_miller at hotmail.com william_t_miller at hotmail.com