When I used VMware Fusion briefly, I was able to install Windows 7 fully
without sighted assistance so long as I used the Easy Install option. As
for a screen reader I used NVDA, but have heard that JAWS works very
well too. As for key remapping software you will have to configure both
Windows 7 using Sharp Keys and Fusion itself, or at least that has been
my experienced. But I never got to use Sharp Keys. I decided to abandon
Fusion for now while my Windows 7 laptop is working.
Sent from my Windows laptop.
On 10/09/2012 19:38, Nemanja Djurdjevic wrote:
Hi list,
I am going to install windows 7 on my macbook pro running Mountain Lion using VMWare
fusion, and I have some questions. First, I have the windows license that I want, and
I've got plenty of Ram and SSD space, so this isn't a problem. Is the process of
installing windows fully accessible with Voiceover? I have heard that it is, but am just
checking. What about re-mapping keys? I think the utility, "Sharp Keys" would
serve me, but is there anything better? A third party screen reader? While in the virtual
machine, I'll obviously need a screen reader. JAWS or NVDA? Does it make any difference?
Is there anything else I need to know? Forgive me if my questions are stupid, or if the
answers are obvious, but I'd like to be as prepared as possible, since I haven't touched
windows for a while.. Thanks in advance,
Nemanja
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