Kim,
Yes; Window-Eyes 8.0 and newer support Java. You will need to ensure
that the Java Access Bridge is installed first, however. You can do this
by running the GW Java Access Bridge Installer found in the Window-Eyes
program group in your Start Menu.
Aside from sharing four letters in its name, JavaScript is a completely
separate entity and has nothing whatsoever to do with Java.
Regards,
Steve
On 6/16/2013 11:40 PM, Kim Lingo wrote:
Does WE work with Java? I have Windows XP with all available
updates. I'm running window-eyes version 8.2. Also, is javascript
part of that program, or is it some kind of plug-in that you have to
download and install separately. I was trying to help a friend with a
job application, and I got the message that I needed Javascript. Is
this all part of Internet Explorer, or a separate thing?
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