Parallels is not accessible. I think there is a way to get a virtual
machine started without sighted help once it's set up, but personally,
I see no need to support a company that has been asked several times to
make their product accessible and refuses to do this, especially when
vmware fusion is very accessible and does the same thing.
Original message:
I understand that program is not accessible.
Les
On Jul 17, 2012, at 1:20 PM, deedra waters wrote:
Does anyone know if this works with voiceover? i've heard conflicting things.
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