Imagine a multi screen cinema
WindowEyes is by default designed to give you audio description
(access) only to movies in one of the theatres, i.e., the one that
only displays applications designed with the Microsoft graphical user
interface controls.
Java programs are normally designed with Java's own exclusive
graphical user interface controls which are not readily accessible to
most screen readers. So, imagine a Java program as a movie displayed
in one of the other theatres albeit without audio description.
Now the good news is that wineyes users are potentially able to use
Java Software solutions like any other win32 (windows) program with
the help of the Java for WE program.
The point of Java is that you are able to install and use the same
Java program on any machine so long as you have the Java components installed.
Think of it as a diplomat who is able to work anywhere in the world
with the help of interpreters and translators.
John
At 03:02 13/02/2009, you wrote:
Hi all,
would some one please explain to my fogged brain what does Java
do. However, I have watched the list for some time now and the
explanations I have read don't seem to help me. So, please tell me
what the plain English advantages to java and installing the java
script is. I have carefully kept the Java stuff updated in my
computer whithough seeing any benefit from doing so. Please help!
Jerry Doody
email: [email protected]
Phone: (860)649-7920
Cell: (860)490-0508
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