Newswire: Chase Crispen has more updates for us. Arrive 15 minutes before this Tektalk begins to hear his updates of technology news we all have to look forward to coming soon. What will Jaws 12 do? That is the question Eric Damery, vice president at Freedom Scientific will unveil during the next tektalk presentation. As each new version appears, the many Jaws users anticipate new features and improvements to those we already use. If you would like to familiarize yourself with them, Eric suggests you visit http://www.freedomscientific.com/downloads/jaws/JAWS-public-beta.aspandYou will find a What's New Pagewhich will furnish information he will be discuss during his presentation. It is always exciting to have a new version of Jaws. The key features Eric will discuss are: Settings Center, Virtual Ribbon Menus, and BrailleIn feature. These are all well documented and outlined on the What's New page. Navigate by heading in order to read what is of interest to you. Questions are welcome. Date: Monday, october 18, 2010
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