Hello Gordon. My original post was in regards to the set up on the mac side of it. As I noted it had nothing to do with the windows side. I just needed what settings had to be done in the vm ware side of it. Also I am sorry I don’t have a lot of time to search through archives due to work and travel time to and from. I just thought maybe someone could give me some information off list if possible even. I don’t think i deserved to be lashed at like that. I did try and send you this off list but did not see an email address in your signature and apple mail sent it to the list only when I hit reply all. On Nov 25, 2013, at 6:57 PM, Gordon Smith <gor...@mac-access.net> wrote:
> Hello > Please do not discuss your Winjows issues in this group. The list policy > clearly states that this discusssion is prohibited. The discussion of the > virtual machine itself, that is, the discussion of how to configure the > virtual machine on the OS X side of is acceptable. But the discussion of how > to configure the guest system is off topic. > Actually, I encourage members to make use of the list archives. these issues > have been discussed repeatedly already and you'd be doing us all a favour by > utilising this resourse. > Kind Regards > Gordon Smith > Information Technology Accessibility consultant > Providing Support For Young People Living With Sight Loss: Advice On > Accessible Information Technologies And Braille Transcription Services. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Phil Halton <philh...@gmail.com > To: OS X & iOS Accessibility <mac-access@mac-access.net > Date sent: Thu, 21 Nov 2013 10:22:54 -0500 > Subject: Re: help with setting up vm ware? > > Mathew, I use Jaws in windows7 in VMWare under mountain lion, and will > probably not be upgrading anytime soon either. One thing you'll need to be > aware of when installing and using Jaws is the need to modify some setting to > have access to an insert key, or a caps lock key for jaws in laptop keyboard > mode. If you have a full-sized apple keyboard, this is not a problem because > that keyboard has an insert key, and you can run jaws in PC keyboard mode. > The caps lock is unavailable because apple doesn't treat it like a key press > but handles it differently, and it doesn't get passed along to windows - > making it unavailable as a jaws modifier key. > > What I've done, and what a lot of people do, is to use a freeware windows > program called sharp keys to assign the grave accent key to act as a caps > lock key, and then set jaws to run in laptop keyboard mode with the caps lock > (now the grave accent key) as the jaws modifier key. > . > > another way, probably the better way, is to set up VMWare to substitute an > insert key for the caps lock key, so that when you press capslock, vmware > sends an insert key to windows. > I've forgotten how that's done in vmware now, but it's fairly simple. > probably a lot simpler than the sharp keys method and the third option that I > won't mention here now. > > The only drawback to the last method is that you lose one Jaws command, the > command is insert+J, which has a conflict that causes it to be unusable. > However, pressing control left arrow does the same thing as insert + j and so > it doesn't really matter. > > Sorry I can't give accurate directions on how to set up an insert key from > within vmware, I'm sure someone here will tell you if you ask. > > . > On Nov 20, 2013, at 10:21 PM, Matthew Carello <mcarell...@comcast.net> wrote: > > Hello all. I set up vmware 6.0 today on a macbook air. All seemed to go ok. > Does anyone have any tips on what I should et in it to make it work better? > I have been choosing single window mode and full window. I can get narrator > to start up but what would be better to use jaws or NVDA? I would rather use > jaws if possible because I know it better. Is there any good tutorials out > there? 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