Jarte is quite accessible. It even has a Screen Reader Mode. In some
instances, it's not as handy to use as Word. For instance, unless one
constantly checks the status line, it's hard to tell when page
boundaries are crossed. Raul's scripts may well address this and other
issues. As far as whether it's recommendable over Microsoft Word, that
depends on the features the user needs from a word processor. The best
way to get a feel for the strengths and advantages of the program is to
go to the Web site and access the "Help" page, where very good
documentation can be found. The site is
www.jarte.com
Craig
On 9/12/2010 5:25 PM, Louis wrote:
Hello. Has anyone tried the Jart wordprocessor? Is it accessible?
Would you recommend it over microsoft word?Thanks for your help.
Louis
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