I really like Windows Seven, and I love Window-Eyes.

Pat Ferguson

At 10:12 AM 4/20/2012, you wrote:
Did someone force you to use Windows? If that is the case then jump ship and go Apple. If you detest Microsoft that much, do the right thing and get an Apple.LOL

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On 4/20/2012 7:56 AM, Pat Ferguson wrote:
Hi Everyone,

Well, this is interesting. <grin> lol.

Why should we be forced to use Microsoft's products if we don't want to?
<smile> Why can't Window-Eyes support Open Office? <smile> I know this
has been brought up many times on this list, but it would be wonderful.
After all, Window-Eyes supports Jarte? Why can't it support Open Office?
<smile>

I realize that GW Micro has a good relationship with Microsoft, but
there are other great products out on the market besides Microsoft
products. I've heard that Open Office is one of them.

And really, folks, NotePad Plus Plus isn't a bad program, but you are
right, it will mess up Word files. I can probably reformat these in
Duxbury, especially for those I've taken all the codes out of, not
realizing that I was making them text files again, by bringing them into
notepad plus plus, but I realize that now. lol.

Oh, one thing about NotePad Plus Plus is that it is a great HTML editor,
and it was recommended to Vernon by the folks at Zen Cart which is what
he uses on our online store web site. <smile>

I just wish the menus worked better with Window-Eyes.

I guess you can even convert text files into html files, and it will put
all the code in them for you. I'm trying to learn the html code, so I
can put it where I want it. lol.

It's a learning experience. lol.

Thanks a bunch.

Pat Ferguson
At 12:45 AM 4/20/2012, you wrote:
Aaron,
I have to admit, I jumped a little when reading your statement. Maybe,
it came across a bit other than you meant it to.

Stating that there is alternatives to Office, I find a bit quick. OK,
if we read your message strictly in the context of the thread, yes,
there might be a few alternatives that somehow could work. And, as
such, a couple have been mentioned. But as for an Over-All
alternative, really Aaron, what choices do we have. The Office suite
contains Word and Excel, two pieces of software that are rather
commonly used. Even if you found an alternative for Word, what is your
real suggestion for an alternative to Excel? I am quite eager to know,
if there would be any software that are accessible with Window-Eyes,
and still can read and save Excel documents - as I have looked into a
few, but none have been really accessible. Then, comes all the rest of
the Office package.

Well, we have had the discussion here, several times, as to
OpenOffice. We all know, that they don't "open" for screen readers -
so for us, they would rather be named "CloseOffice". :) Then, there
would have been WordPerfect, who neither does work with WE, due to
little cooperation-minded team behind the software. Recently, I tested
a suite called Ashampoo Office, and which worked only partially, but
would have been a rather affordable alternative.

So, Aaron and the rest of the staff, what is your suggestion as an
"alternative to Office"? Surely, quite a handful of us, would have
appreciated if there really existed an alternative that worked with a
screen reader. So far, I haven't had any real luck in finding such,
but am all ears, if anyone has some info on the matter.


----- Original Message ----- From: "Aaron Smith" <[email protected]>
To: "GW Micro Support List" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2012 8:43 PM
Subject: Re: Window-Eyes and NotePad Plus Plus


On 4/19/2012 1:50 PM, Brice Mijares wrote:
What if we can't afford office.

Then don't use it. Several other alternatives have been suggested.
Now there are a plethora of options to choose from, regardless of
your financial status.

Aaron

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