-[removed]Ai Squared and GW Micro Join Forces

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Date: 2014-05-01 10:19:07 Disability ZoomText Screen reader Screen magnifier Computer accessibility Window-eyes Low vision Magnifier Comparison of screen readers Assistive technology Accessibility Design		-[removed]Ai Squared and GW Micro Join Forces Add to Reading List Source URL: www.aisquared.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 957,47 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Instructor: (IN) In this module, I will be talking about what Window-Eyes users might expect when using Outlook with JAWS. On my machine I am using Outlook 2016 and JAWSFirst, I will launch outlook. JAWS: Openi DocID: 1u1LX - View Document
	Instructor (IN) In this module I will be discussing a few different ways of obtaining information using JAWS. I will discuss what the Window-Eyes hotkeys are and the equivalents in JAWS. These hotkeys that I talk about DocID: 1tRxH - View Document
	02 Basic Hot Keys Instructor (IN): When JAWS is installed it does not set a Windows shortcut. Window-Eyes, on the other hand, by default sets CTRL+ALT+W as its startup Windows shortcut. This means that if Window-Eyes DocID: 1tJBF - View Document
	Instructions for using the Window-Eyes™ Manual Welcome to the Window-Eyes manual, the number one place for documentation about all Window-Eyes features and functions. This version of the Window-Eyes manual is written DocID: 1tGqR - View Document
	Instructor (IN): In this module, I will discuss some of the ways that a Window-Eyes user can learn how to read relative to the cursor when using JAWS. For my example, I am using JAWS version 18 inside a Word document u DocID: 1tFTU - View Document