[bcab] Re: JAWS and Tabs

Hi Mel

Yes, I keep forgetting about that option.

Thanks.

Kevin

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Hi Kevin
 
Not sure if there is a way of being alerted to JAWS updates, but you can 
certainly go to JAWS help and search for updates which is quick and easy.
Mel
 
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Hi Tim 

Is there a way of being alerted to new builds of JAWS being made 
available. 

Cheers 

Kevin 

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Hi Mel,

I have also found JAWS 9 to be a bit of a step back in some respects,
though as always, there are also some improvements.  I've found that the
stability, and its support of Word has improved with recent patch
updates.  The latest is version 9.0.552.  So if you installed yours from
the distribution CD, its worth checking which version you have, and if
necessary updating.

I don't have any experience of the application you mention, but it would
be worth going back to the supplier/manufacturer and asking them to
justify their claims of accessibility.  I've certainly found in a couple
of cases, that things which work in JAWS 8, were broken in JAWS 9, so it
may be that they genuinely did get it working with an earlier version.
Alternatively, they may have some scripts which make things easier. 

Regards,

Tim Pennick

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> 
> Hi All,
> 
> 
> This is where I show myself up as not being very conversant 
> with the more advanced features of JAWS.  I'm now required to 
> use a product called ServiceCenter 6 which, according to its 
> developers, is accessible with JAWS.  Well, I'm not sure what 
> they've done with the accessibility, but it clearly isn't 
> without a lot of tweaking.
> 
> 
> One thing I've noticed is that there are a lot of tabs on any 
> given page and there are items such as read only fields 
> included in the tab order.  Is there a way of making JAWS 9 
> ignore some of the tabs in a given tab order?
> 
> 
> Personally, I've only just installed JAWS 9 and on first 
> impression, it seems very unstable.  Is this the case, or am 
> I missing something?
> 
> 
> Finally, if David Boden is reading this, are you too required 
> to use ServiceCenter 6 by the council, and if so, how are you 
> approaching it?
> Maybe two heads could be better than one on this one.
> 
> 
> Mel
> 
> 
> Mel Spooner
> 
> Service Desk Assistant
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> ICT Services
> 
> Resources Department
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> Nottinghamshire County Council
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> Tel   0115 854 6116
> 
> Email mel.spooner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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