Hi Louis, I use Both jaws and Window-Eyes, but, unlike you guys, I ain't
transitioning from one to another until I graduate from high school. In my
school, ihave to use Jaws as the company that supplies it to our
schooldistrict, as they have a contract with the distributers and Freedom
Scientific. However, I do use Window-Eyes at home but I mostly used Jaws. I
transitioned from jfw to wineyes last year, but Ihave decided to wait till I
graduate from high school.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Louis D" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, May 30, 2009 8:16 PM
Subject: curiosity
HI all members of the GW-Info group. My name is Louis and I am
currently a freshman in California. Recently I've discovered the
products of GWMicro and I must say I am impressed. I am currently
using a Braille Note and am in the process of transitioning from Jaws
to Window Eyes. I was just wondering about your experiences with
Window eyes and the Braille sense. How do they compare to other
products out there and your experiences with them? I am very excited
about the Book Sense. I think that that the Book Sense is already a
great product but it would be greater if it supported other voices
such as the Elequence voices, WMA protected books and other file types
such as ipod formats, and a search word feature in the Daisy mode.
Would you guys agree? Can't wait to read your opinions.
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