Hi Jeremy,
Lol! Yeah, I think remaining in beta stage is the new trend these
days. Mysteries of the Ancients, version 0.20 is beta 20, and the
game has been in beta stage for two years. I think many potential
customers believe it is going to remain in beta stage indefinitely as
long as I am taki
Hi all,
I'm no expert on the Jaws API or the Window-Eyes API, but as I recall
both use a com mottle. Since both use com you can include it easily
into VB 6, VB .Net, or C .Net apps with relative ease. Since games
like Lone Wolf and Time of Conflict, which was written in Visual Basic
6, support t
Thanks Gómez, I will see if I can find more information about this.
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About using jaws with your games, I think there is a vb class written
for speech with jaws and other screen readers, though I'm not sure
where it's at since I don't code with that language.
I think @flameborn on twitter would have it, you could try asking him.
On 6/13/11, Jeremy Kaldobsky wrote:
Che, you've brought up some very good suggestions, and I've written them down.
I've been saying for a while that I feel bad for people who are forced to use
sapi when they'd rather be using Jaws. I've yet to find any good documentation
for adding jaws support, so if you happen to know of a goo
