What saddens me about all this,  is that my answer to your question is this: 
Because JAWS is touted as the number one screen reader,   and as much as I 
don't like it, unless a miracle happens, VFO  isn't going to keep them both 
going when they have in their view, the number one screen reader.  Not to 
mansion that people have made a living creating JAWS specific products, so... 
As far as Narrator goes,  yes I agree with you there. I've tested the demo of 
the dolphin product,  and I'll warn you, the demo file is over a gig in size. 
It comes with its own book share search utility, its own scanning utility, and 
some other stuff that I haven't had practical time to test. 
I would consider it though.
Thanks,
Darrell

-----Original Message-----
From: Talk [mailto:[email protected]] On 
Behalf Of Adaptive Information Systems Inc. via Talk
Sent: Monday, May 08, 2017 3:14 PM
To: 'Peter Duran' <[email protected]>; 'Window-Eyes Discussion List' 
<[email protected]>
Subject: RE: No future; Window-Eyes is dead!

Hi Peter,

Why not two screen readers from VFO.

Many other companies in the real world have more than one brand of products in 
their offerings,  why not Window-eyes which is far better than the other brand 
VFO sells.

Also if Window-eyes is dead like so many speculate, VFO had no issues in 
selling me a Window-eyes SMA a month ago for $199.00 for the next two major 
upgrades!

Narrator has a long way to go to be a viable screen reader and do we want to be 
relying on Narrator for Windows, like those poor folks who have MAC and appple 
products having only one choice, Voice over!
 
NVDA is coming along, but it has a way to go to be equal to Window-eyes.

I am successfully using Window-eyes 9.1 with XP Pro.
YOU are probably laughing, but MY company did over $500,000.00 using XP pro, 
Window-eyes 9.1, AVG 2 year protection software,  Firefox for my browser, 
Office 2003 with the ms converter patch to access office 2007 and up files, and 
good old outlook express and outlook as email clients with little or no issues!
  
I also have over 6 computers with windows 7 pro with  the latest Window-eyes
9.54 with little issues.
 
I wil go to Dolphin screen reader before I am stuck with no Window-eyes and 
have NVDA as a backup screen reader.
 
Who knows, maybe if the alternative facts are true about the end of 
Window-eyes, maybe some other adaptive company wil take it over and keep it 
alive, Like HumanWare.

So I wil expect a refund from VFO if Window-eyes does not come out with any 
major upgrades and use my refund to purchase Dolphin screen reader software 
instead.

Regards,
Roger Behm




Adaptive Information Systems Inc. 
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Janesville WI 53545-1388
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-----Original Message-----
From: Talk [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of Peter Duran via Talk
Sent: Monday, May 08, 2017 12:58 PM
To: 'Window-Eyes Discussion List'
Subject: No future; Window-Eyes is dead!

It always amazes me when smart folks (like on this list) prefer a fanticy 
instead of reality.  There is absolutely no reason for Window-Eyes to continue 
and compete with JFW.  Why would they do that?

There are 3 options to check out: Narrator on Windows 10, NVDA, and VoiceOver. 
So, get real and get to work.

I suppose those of you who believe that Window-Eyes will stay around also 
believe that the health care bill that passed the House last week will cover 
everybody as promised by Trump instead of leaving 24 million folks without any 
health care.

Peter Duran

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