Hi Steve, Windows 7 uses mirror drivers, where XP didn’t. I believe you do need to start it the way Zoomtext says. Currant version of Zoom is 10 by the way.
From: Steve Crews Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2012 3:17 PM To: 'Adaptive technology information and support.' Subject: [ATI] JAWS and Zoomtext at startup problem Hello, I just received a new computer at my business office. It has Windows 7 operating system, I haven’t loaded Office 2010 yet. It has the latest version of Zoomtext, V9.1 and JAWS V 13. With this software, I can’t have JAWS and Zoomtext both come on at start up. JAWS starts up first and Zoomtext comes on with a message saying that Zoomtext has to come on before JAWS. With my old XP operating systems, I am able to start both at start up. But this is with Zoomtext V. 9. As I still have a small amount of vision in my left eye, I get some benefit from the Zoomtext color enhancements and magnification. And basically use JAWS for speech. I would like to have JAWS and Zoomtext both come on at start up, JAWS for speech and Zoomtext for color enhancement and magnification. Is there a way to do this? The way I have it right now is, I have Zoomtext come on at start up with color enhancement and magnification turned on with out speech. Then I have JAWS in the start menu, so after Zoomtext is up, I enter the letter J in the start edit box and press enter and JAWS starts up with speech. And this isn’t all that bad, but I would like for both of the programs to start at start up. Zoomtext with color enhancement and magnification and JAWS for speech. Can this be done using Windows 7 and the current versions of JAWS and Zoomtext? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, and sorry for the lengthy explanation. Steve -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- _______________________________________________ ATI (Adaptive Technology Inc.) A special interest affiliate of the Missouri Council of the Blind http://moblind.org/membership/affiliates/adaptive_technology
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