I think each person has to decide what sort of work he or she wants or is educated to do and then decided where jaws and scanning software would fit in. For example, if you want to sell something such as a produuct you make or something you would distribute, you would do well to learn some web design and the rest of the necessary jaws/computer skills to suit that need. If you want to be a teacher, learn what you need to know to get the education and then develop the computer skills necessary to carry out your duties as a teacher. I've been learning jaws and other computer skills for about ten years but mostly for my own enjoyment and information gathering. You have to decide what you want to be able to do and then focus onthat rather than learning how to fly when the only thing you want to do is get on a plane. marilyn
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