Hello all.
Talking of JAWS for DOS, did it work with any software synthesizers like
Keynote Gold Multimedia? If not then forget it; I don't have a hardware
synthesizer to play with.
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On 02/09/2010 5:37, Eleni Vamvakari wrote:
I'm just glad that JAWS for DOS is freeware. I downloaded it and want
to try it. Can anyone offer me any tips? I don't like the bloating
and nonsense in the later versions of JFW. Most of the features are
unneeded by the average user and the price is outrageous. I'd rather
support NVDA if anything.
Eleni
On 9/2/10, ROSEMARIE CHAVARRIA<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi, Lennie,
Wow, that's neat you met one of the men who started Jaws for dos. Jaws
certainly has come a long way since the old dos days.
Rosemarie
-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2010 7:48 PM
To: blind computing
Subject: [Blind-Computing] computer museum jaws
In the very early 1980s when I first was introduced to ITS, then Total
Talk and finally to Total Talk Pc, is where I first met Ted Hinter. Ted was
a programmer for MCS, Maryland Computer Systems, working for Dean Blazie.
After one or two winters in Maryland Ted left for warmer climate and started
Hinter Joyce and developed the first jaws for dos software. Jaws has come a
very long way over the past almost 25 years. I for one, am sure glad that
Ted had the foresight to develop the product.
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