Jim,
It's sort of the other way round regarding windows software. There
is a software for Mac that will run windows on the Mac. AS I
understand it, you install the software, install windows and your
apps. I have heard that you can run a windows screen reader in the
windows environment and any software that can be acccessed through
windows should then be accessible.
There is some recent discussion on this in the archives.
--
Jonnie Apple Seed
With his:
Hands-On Technolog(eye)s
On Jan 26, 2006, at 12:41 AM, Jim Gatteys wrote:
I've been reading through soem of the archives but haven't found much
info
about pc emulators on the mac. I stil have one piece of software
that I am
kind of attached to that I use with my pc. I was wondering if the
"voice
over" feature would read software running under an emulator? Does
anybody
ahve any info on this? If you need more specifics, let me know.
Jim
Hello Jim:
Welcome to the list. This is the place to ask questions and they
are welcome.
Yes, ask plenty of questions and hopefully you will be able to
gather the
information which will lead you to purchase a mac (grin). I was
faced with the
same dilemma and went for the mac. It has been the best thing I
have done from
the standpoint of computers.
Enjoy and once again, ask away.----- Start Original Message -----
From: "Jim Gatteys" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: New to the List!
Hello All!
I just signed up to the list and am reading past postings but am
sure that
I'll have questions as I go along. I dcurrently am using windows
and jfw--a
very old version and they want almost 600 bucks for an upgrade and
maintenance agreement. I am seriously thinking it'd be money
better spent to
sink it into the apple since they have the new voice over software.
I'd welcome any comments from anybody and if this has already been
posted to
the list previously, feel free to email me privately.
Jim
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