Hi, Josh.
It's not only on the radar, but we're actively working on a solution,
and hope to have it out in a near future version of Window-Eyes.
Thanks,
Aaron
On 7/18/2013 2:26 AM, Joshua Arthur wrote:
Is fixing the inability to read the screen with the mouse pointer
within IE9 and IE10 on the radar as an item GW Micro intends on fixing
anytime soon? On my personal computers I've moved to using Firefox,
but I do not have that option at work. My company is in the process
of an enterprise-wide upgrade to IE9, and since using the mouse
pointer is absolutely necessary for a number of internal browser-based
applications I am now embroiled in a fight to be exempt from this upgrade.
Since upgrading to IE9 would render me incapable of doing my job at
all I have no option but to put up this fight. However, it would be
rather helpful to know that an end to this lack of a previously
available feature is on the horizon. This seems like a feature which
would be utilized by nearly every user of the product as opposed to
some of the other items receiving attention as of late.
Josh
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