Re: Making braille display working with a particular application

The package is called accessible_output and is part of the source code

of Qwitter (qwitter-client.net). It is in Python only, but I suspect
that it could be translated by someone who knows both Python and c++
(I do not know enough cpp) since it is basically just a lot of
convenience functions around connecting to the first available screen
reader on the user's computer and using the reader's api.
Do you have a link to that ? It sounds interesting, but I hope it is usable by another thing than python.
Why everything is in python ? I really don't understand that choice... python is in my opinion the less accessible programming language for blind ever, because of the indentation stuff. I tried it fast, and I fast gave it up because of that very annoying problem. 


By the way, that untested dll you have is for System Access or System

Access To Go.
I don't know that screen reader at all, so I will just let it down for a while. 


You do not need to bundle jfwapi.dll in your

application, at least I do not think so, for it to work. Just use
win32 to find which reader is running (see
http://www.empowermentzone.com/saysetup.zip for info on this, but this
is also in Python).

I'm not sure to understand you correctly, and your link is broken (404).
How could I use jaws API without the DLL ?
You mean that the DLL is already in windows directory and doesn't have to be included or so because of that ? 

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