[macvoiceover] Re: VO and or jaws

I was once the VP of Software Engineering at FS and was in charge of JAWS for six years. today, when I have the choice, I use a Macintosh with VO (sometimes I have a client who requires either GNU/Linux or Windows and I'm left without a choice). For the most part, I find VO and Macintosh more usable and much less buggy (I am going nuts with a bug you might see earlier in the email list for today but I find at least a dozen "showstopper" bugs in JAWS/Windows every time I turn it on) .
Right now, I think JAWS handles web content with both IE and Firefox better than any other screen reader on any other platform. Most everything else, though, I tend to prefer on Mac.
This sort of discussion really belongs on the VO-bs email list. Will someone move it over so we don't clog up this one for those people with immediate questions? 


Happy Hacking,
cdh
On May 27, 2009, at 10:20 PM, Stacey Robinson wrote:


Hi all,
For people who used jaws and then went to a mac and voiceover, is jaws better? How do the two compare? I was talking about this with a friend of mine and she thought jaws was better, but had not really used vo. 
I just wondered if someone could give me a comparison.
Thanks,
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