Hi Brian, I deeply regret the discontinuation of J-Tools. It is so sad that some of your products like J-Tools and Infotech are no longer available. Brian, in your message you say that many of the J-Tools features are already in Jaws 14. However, things such as the tesxt notes, the j-clipboard, the bookmarks and the shortcuts are not available in Jaws 14. Do you plan to give the code of J-Tools to Fs, or to make it available as open source so feature developers of Jaws scripts could use it to implement new features for jaws? Best regards, Luis From: j-tools-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:j-tools-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Brian Hartgen Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2013 2:31 AM To: j-tools@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Cc: tandt-news@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [j-tools] Discontinuation of J-Tools Hi everyone After a long period of discussion and consideration, as a company we have made the decision to cease development of the J-Tools product. You will now find many of the utilities which were available in the J-Tools product in the JAWS screen-reader itself and together with the time it takes to produce each new release of J-Tools does not make the product viable given its low cost. We will be focusing our development efforts on the J-Say and Say-MAGic voice input/output products from this point forward. We would like to thank you all for using J-Tools and for your suggestions of features to be included. If you have any questions regarding any aspect of this message, please feel free to write to me at brian.hartgen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Again, many thanks for using J-Tools! Best wishes: Brian Hartgen