When using JAWS in conjunction with Visual Studio 2013 to learn how to develop applications in C# (C Sharp) I have encountered the following hurdles. Does anyone have any thoughts/guidance that will assist me in getting over these hurdles?
1. The text editor has an option to turn on line numbering. Even with the numbering turned on, JAWS does not 'see' them and therefore does not speak them. Also, there are some tasks that are completed by entering information into the line number area which I cannot get JAWS to move a cursor into that area. 2. When syntax errors are identified, the editor places colored wavy lines under the source code where the errors exist. JAWS does not recognize these indicators. 3. On the left hand side of the editor window there is a vertical line/column where certain indicators are set/displayed. JAWS does not seem to recognize this column as anything other than a left side boundary. The line numbers mentioned in the above item are to the left of this column. The odd thing about this is that JAWS does seem to recognize when things are there (breakpoint indicators and other indicators related to collapsing and expanding of blocks of code), but will not allow me to move the cursor there to set the breakpoint, etc. If anyone has any information regarding either Visual studio or JAWS 16 settings that I can set to get over any of these hurdles, it would be greatly appreciated. Kevin Southard For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
