I suspect that I should be just fine, no problems, but, how well does Window-eyes work with Itunes now adays? I confess, since I became a mac user in 2011, I've really honestly not done hardly anything on the windows side with Itunes. I know that from Itunes 10 to ITunes 11 they changed the interface quite drasticly. It works great on the mac, but that's not the point for this list. I just don't really know how well it is with a Windows screen reader like NVDA or Window-eyes. I had someone tell me since version 11, it's become a bit confusing. Let me say this, I am normally not a basic ITunes user. I pretty well normally, at least on the Mac side of things, use it to its full potential. Meaning, I create playlists, I do use ITunes match some times, I definitely do use Itunes Radio, both the new way of doing radio, as well as the old preprogrammed stations, I do burn audio CD's, I do use audible with Itunes, I definitely do download things from the store both free and paid, I do watch TV shows and movies, I definitely do sometimes though not often listen to podcasts, I do use Airplay on occasions, I have created smart playlists based on certain criteria, I definitely! definitely! havbe imported physical CD's into my library, etc. So, yeah, is most of this accessible on the Windows side of things with Window-eyes 8.4 running on Windows 8.1? If so, then, excellent!
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