You'll need to get a third-party screen reader. I tested using
windows-eyes and JAWS in IE for windows. Both have trial versions.
Once you've downloaded and installed them, try running one of the test
cases in test/accessibility/. Let me know how it goes!
-Max
Henry Minsky wrote:
Can anyone tell me the easiest way to verify if the accesibility API is
working, on a Windows machine running
Firefox or IE?
Is there some System setting I need to turn on, or a 3rd party app I
need to download in order to access the
output from an app with accessibility hooks enabled?
--
Henry Minsky
Software Architect
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