Window-Eyes and Classic Shell are out of the question. They do not work
at all. This is unfair and Nvda and Jaws and probably others work well
with Classic Shell so what's the deal breaker here? I don't use Classic
Shell anymore; I just use the native interface.
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On 30/03/2013 17:02, Tom Fairhurst wrote:
The big problem with this program is that it doesn’t seem to work. At least I
can’t figure out how to show such menus in Microsoft products. I understand, to
some degree, how it helps with the start menu and Windows Explorer. I find the
help confusin g tofollow and reduntant. F6 does not go between the topics list
and the HTML textg. I am using Windows 7 64-bit pro and Window-Eyes 8.1.
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