Hi all
Is anybody else able to check the Freedom Scientific website for me please?
The Jaws demo links just don't seem to work.
I need the 64-bit demo yesterday because the countdown is on, I only have this
dongle for 3 weeks and in that time I need to become fully proficient with Jaws.
I imagine that they have been trying to find somebody with your
area of expertise and have been failing to do so. Of course
attitude and initiative are like gold, but they also have a need
to fill and you may, to use an American saying, be the
man.
Sorry I don't have anything else
Gordon,
Are you downloading via Mac or Windows?
I just tried this link:
http://www.freedomscientific.com/downloads/http/http-downloads.asp
You have to remember if you are using Safari on your Mac, it does not alert you
when a file starts downloading. Also check you have got Gate Keeper set
Hi Martin Krystal
Nothing is yet confirmed, the admin people are taking advantage of the summer
holidays. :)
I have the Jaws dongle but I'm having problems getting hold of the demo file.
Thanks for the positive comments from both. I'll update you as things change.
Gordon
On 3 Aug 2012, at
Gordon,
The full version is the demo. When you fire up JAWS and it does not find a
dongle or CD key, it asks you to activate JAWS. If you do not do that, then
JAWS automatically runs in 40 minute demo mode.
Chris
On 3 Aug 2012, at 12:37, Gordon Smith gor...@mac-access.net wrote:
Hi Chris
Hi Chris
Right! That changes things greatly. I thought the demo was a separate
download because they have links on their website to Trial Software. Sorry
about that, dum of me! OK, I've downloaded the 64-bit version so I'll go and
try it.
Gordon
On 3 Aug 2012, at 12:40, Chris Moore
Hi all
Just one more question, for now. What's this OCR Engine For Convenient OCR
on the Jaws website?
Gordon
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Gordon,
JAWS (and NVDA too for that matter) have the ability to scrape a page and look
for content that is not usually accessible to the screen reader and then makes
it become accessible.
For example you have a application which has labelled buttons, and I mean a
sighted person can see the
Hi Chris
OK, I've discovered that if I use the FTP download link for Jaws using a PC, it
reads very differently for one thing to how it does with VoiceOver. For a
start, the downloads are labelled Demo which VoiceOver doesn't see. For
seconds, the FTP downloads work, which they do not in
Hi Chris
The FTP downloads screen, and Window-Eyes 7.5.4.
Gordon
On 3 Aug 2012, at 14:33, Chris Moore moor...@blueyonder.co.uk wrote:
OUt of interest, which web page are you referring to which has the FTP links
and the additional demo description? What screen reader are you using to
Hi Chris
No matter what I tried under Safari 6 Mac OS X 10.8 the links wouldn't resolve.
But no matter, I have the installer now. Interestingly though, when I plugged
my dongle into the NoteBook running Windows 7, it couldn't install the device
drivers.
Gordon
On 3 Aug 2012, at 17:41,
Josh.
No, this is Windows. As I told you I'm going to need it for work.
Gordon
On 3 Aug 2012, at 17:46, josh gregory joshkar...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey wait, am I understanding there's a jaws for mac?
On 8/3/12, Chris Moore moor...@blueyonder.co.uk wrote:
They worked fine for me how strange
No JAWS for Mac. It can be run on a Windows partition or simply downloaded
to a flash drive for installation on a Windows computer.
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