I do hope GW will clear up some questions we all have mainly the effect
this will have on current registered Window-eyes users. What reason do
I have to continue paying $175 on average for Window-eyes upgrades when
I could purchase a more recent Office for the same price or cheaper
which would entitle me to the full current version of Window-eyes? I've
been a Window-eyes user since 1998 and haven't used the tutorials so for
me, this would not be an incentive.
Also, will SMA's be available at some point?
On 1/14/2014 3:05 PM, bob jutzi wrote:
GW rocks! What a heck of an opportunity for those in need of a screen
reader but unable to afford one. GW removes as many barriers as
possible to using Window-eyes. I doubt the boys from Florida will top
this one.
On 1/14/2014 2:47 PM, Solomon Mekonnen wrote:
I concur!
At 02:28 PM 1/14/2014, Peter Duran wrote:
Congratulations Dan and Doug and all the GW staff! What a coup! It's
hard to fathom all the ramifications of this joint venture between GW
Micro and Microsoft. You guys are the best!
Peter Duran
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