Here is an opinion from a minion.
 
I would suggest starting off with a very small number of Window-Eyes
specific commands.
 
Read current line and read to end is a good beginning.
 
After the person is comfortable with those two then may be consider
introducing browse mode commands.
 
H and shift+H is a good introduction.
 
Remember that arrow keys and pressing tabl and shift+tab are not
Window-Eyes specific.
 
After the person has had a few days to get comfortable with these
basics, then you can add some more. Read current word for example and D
to get to the next different element on a web page are also handy.
 
Vic
 


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From: douglas rudolph [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Monday, June 06, 2011 9:29 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: new win eyes user, needs help


 hey guys,
 
a friend of mine has just recentley lost her sight and im gettin her
onto window eyes. My question is kind of stupid to me, but will be
helpful to her. What are some pointers and suggestions you guys have for
new users, who have next to no experiance with some sort of screen
reader? like, best ways to use it, do's and don'ts, etc? for me i know
mmost of this, but its realy hard for me to show her, since i know
exactly what im doing, and she doesn't, she won't understand what im
doing...
if you can help me, that would rock
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