Thanks for the info, Alan, I didn't know about that speaking Opera but it
sounds interesting, will give it a check. However, I was under the
impression that Opera isn't accessible with screen readers. Is that true
anyone? I use Jaws 6.
TIA,
Hello List Members,Whilst recentley listening to our Local [ that is
Melbourne Australia] V I Radio Station:3 rph,I managed to copy down
thebasic features of the new Opera Talking Browser.I'am sure their will be
those who are aware of this new Product, for those who are not, I am sure
you will at leaste find it interesting,as I am only running Win 98 and
the Program is suitable only for win 2000,and,XP,I cannot vouch for any
of the claims.I am looking forward to reading any reports!.The Url for
Opera is: www.opera.com. .new Opera Browser will respond to several
Voice commands,such as forward,back,zoom in,zoom out,link,home,next.and
will read the Text on web pages , plus is apparentley very fast. however
only in English and I believe only works with Windows 2000,and
XP.More imfo at :www.opera.com.Regards Alan Pollard
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