Simon,
There may be many reasons for not using Windows 10 but I wouldnt consider
access to be one of them. I find the latest version of NVDA (which of course
is free) works well with Windows 10. Ribbon menus are a pain I agree but
they are generally usable even if you have to refer to help to find out.
Remember the short cut keys in Word 2003 work in later versions of Word too.
Best wishes
Robert
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Oggetto: [access-uk] android or chrome os on a desktop?
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hello all,
am currently running win7 on my desktop machine, but seemingly support for
this is going to end this coming january.
not only do I not really want windows 10, as I have just heard so many
stories of access issues with it, especially when it comes to those pesky
ribbon menus, but as my current screenreader is window-eyes, that seemingly
won't work with it as well.
so if I have got to change both my os and screenreader, rather than the
win10 rout, I wondered if there is any sort of android desktop machine?
as at least having used that on my samsung phone, if there is, I thought
that may be a better rout to go.
if that's not possible, another option that I am considering, is something
like chrome os, again, if I can find that on a desktop machine, so am
wondering if anyone has had any experience of this with it's screenreader,
and range of apps?
as I have heard a few good things about this, but don't really know that
much about it.
Simon
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