Right, the one that Microsoft supplies as part of Windows 7 OEM is the
click-and-run version, since it is advertisement-supported. It is really
intended as a "teaser" to get people to cough up the money for a licensed
version.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Greg Washington" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, October 02, 2010 8:33 AM
Subject: [JAWS-Users] Update on using Jaws with Ms Office Excel 2010 Homeand
Student click and run edition
Earlier I shared FS's response to my problems with using Jaws and MS
Office Excel 2010 Home and Student click and run edition. FS sent me very
thorough directions for a fix. Unfortunately, I discovered when following
their directions that the edition of MS Office 2010 Home and Student I
have was good only for the on line click and run version. this version
doesn't work with Jaws as FS explained. So please be careful when buying
a new computer that comes either preloaded with MS Office Home and Student
2010 edition or you purchase it as an add on as I did. Be sure that you
are getting the full version and not the on line click and run version.
Best,
Greg Washington
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