I wouldn't want to buy, or even use free, any screen reader that is
marketed in such an unprofessional manner. I don't even know what magic
powers it's supposed to have yet, but it is suspect in my view. If the guy
who wanted to start the business called Home Depot tried to do so by
standing in the middle of Lowe's or Sears and shouted to the customers what
a rotten store they were in, I'd have to wonder what was wrong with the
guy, his business, and his product. I'd also be very doubtful of any
support I might hope to receive from someone so ridiculous. Slamming the
company whose media is being exploited to get the word out is a really
lousy way to do business. If a great product is available and at less or
no cost, then market it. Not only was all this GW bashing in poor taste on
this list, but insults all of us who use WindowEyes as if we're viewed as
too stupid to know that we should be using the product that isn't even
available yet. Get real! Maybe this guy applied to GW for a job, telling
them what a programming whiz he was, and maybe he even is a whiz, but who
would want to hire someone with such an attitude?
Thanks for your consideration!
Marilyn
At 10:42 AM 9/2/2010, you wrote:
Shane,
You think coming in on a blind related support list with blazing guns,
attacking company and users alike is going to endear anyone to you? Not
too likely.
Your agenda is suspect to say the least.
Quote of the nanosecond. . .
Who are you going to believe, me or your own eyes?
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----- Original Message ----- From: "shane findley" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, September 02, 2010 2:57 AM
Subject: Re: GW Micro Responds to the Future of Screen Readers Discussion
Panel Questions
Thanks Chip! Another developer is always nice!
I see there is some bitterness from failed attempts of the past.
I understand the skeptics. Sorry to have upset any of the users. I think
that will change when you see I have good intent, and good code.
David you wrote alot, so I want to address you, especially your last
paragraphs.
The mouse is not free to roam wildly. In the totally blind option, the
mouse is static and locked onto the control that you have scrolled to. No
drifting. Mouse movement changes the category, with the diagonal movements
ignored. The sensitivity to movement and wheel scroll is adjustable, which
is really nice for those with minor tremmors, or similar mobility impairments.
The concept is sound, simple, and it's virus free.
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