NVDA-ready for the blind masses and serious comp-users

[bando?ers@gmail]

Yes, there are still a few aps that I need to use JAWS with, but
there are others that work better with NVDA. (and from what I hear no
one screen-reader is the best with all aps/possible situations)
That being said, I would like to post my comment on the NVDA blog's
release anouncement.
B.H.- bando?ers -- 2009-11-25 04:21
Thank you so much guys/it is a real honor to be the first to comment
here, and I hope it makes you half as happy as it makes me to say that
NVDA is now my #1 screen-reader! I feel that there are a few fine
products to give us blind ppl access to this grand world of computing
and cyber-communications and NVDA can hold its head high among the
best. Nvda is not just a good _free screen-reader; it is one very good
screen-reader, regardless of price, with its own set of unique and
valuable features. I recomend any serious blind-computer user
including NVDA in there access tool kit; no matter how much money they
may or may not have. Keep up the good work. Burt Henry

[Tiddy Ogg]

On Tue, 24 Nov 2009 20:45:38 -0800 (PST), "bando?ers@gmail"
<burt1...@gmail.com> wrote:

>Yes, there are still a few aps that I need to use JAWS with, but
>there are others that work better with NVDA.

Just downloaded it. When I get the nerve/time I'll give it a whirl.
Do you think it's good enough to let me abandon Jaws?

[Alf]

It depends for what things you use jaws. If you can write more about it than
we can tell you what you can do or not do with nvda.
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