[gui-talk] nvda or jaws

[GREGORY ROSENBERG]

Good afternoon David,

Your point is well taken. i had not thought about screen reader choice being application driven. I always new that none would likely meet a 100% of my needs since I work cross-platform always. Since I use terminal server and some of the more advanced JAWS features, it is quite expensive to by enough licenses for all of my machines. I don't object to spending the money; however, I am trying to test all that I can with all of my appellations and see which one will rise to the top. Almost all of my work is on remote systems and I do a ton of work at the Linux or Unix command line. Most of the products I was used to using that were tab based so I can nicely organize some 3,000 servers were not Voice Over compliant. The terminal window is OK, but is very limited in its capabilities of handling large numbers of servers / remote machines. 

On Oct 12, 2011, at 4:46 PM, David Andrews wrote:

> It is risky, and probably worthless to say, "one screen reading program is better than another."  It depends on the applications you need to use, computer, version of windows, skill level, what your friends use, etc.  There is no best for all situations.  Certainly NVDA is a good program  and getting  better all the time, but it also doesn't have the scriptability and customization that JAWS has that can be useful in employment situations.
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> On 10/12/2011 10:33 AM, enes wrote:
>> hi,
>> I just want your opinions
>> is nvda really a better screen reader than jaws
>> I have heard stuff about nvda and jaws
>> i've heard it operates better with new apps
>> 
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