Hi,I am copying your message to a couple of lists related to blind programming in case others there wish to respond. Also copied is someone else who has expressed interest in developing an accessibility add-in for VS2010. My understanding is that VS2010 has significant compatibility problems with all screen readers at this time. Scripting could probably resolve some of these problems. I do not use VS myself at this point, but perhaps others may be interested in collaborating on a scripting project.
Regards, Jamal On 10/28/2010 4:29 AM, Juanjo Montiel wrote: > Hello, > Surely many people have written asking you the same question. > My name is Juanjo. I am a blind programmer, and currently working on a > software development company in Madrid, Spain. At my company are > migrating to Visual Studio 2010. I've seen that with JAWS 11, at least > read the code window, but quite poor. I have also encountered a > strange error. When I delete a character in the code window or add > something, at 3 or 4 seconds, again JAWS announces the title of the > window, and stop reading my code window. I have to access the menu bar > with alt, alt press out again, and then again JAWS read my code > window. > Similarly, the auto-complete list also speaks properly, and sometimes > (I could not say when), the menus do not read them correctly. > I tried the same orwith JAWS 12, and test results were similar. > Is there any documentation on scripting and JAWS UIAuthomation? Is > there someone initiative to develop scripts for Visual Studio 2010? > > Thanks in advance and sorry for my bad english. > > Juanjo. > > __________View the list's information and change your settings at //www.freelists.org/list/programmingblind