Hi folks, Today I set up JAWS on a client's machine running Windows XP Pro. The client will be using the MS Office Suite, Groupwise 6.5 and an application called Automated Case Management System, which is used to track medical services. ACMS is actually a Unix-based application which is accessed using a terminal emulation package called TCP3270. I had my doubts about whether it would be accessible with JAWS 7.0, and it seems that it isn't without any specific scripts running, as expected. All screens are unreadable except with the JAWS or invisible cursor, and the second you try to use any arrow keys to look around with the PC cursor, you're thrown out of the application entirely. Not nice. I'd like to make this work for the client if possible, so I'm wondering if anybody out there has used TCP3270 to access a Unix app like ACMS, and how did you get things working. Are scripts available anywhere? The client's job will ride on whether an acceptable solution can be found for this situation, so this is a matter of critical importance. I'll check with Freedom Scientific to see what they may know about it, but I thought I'd post here to see what anybody has to say first. Any help you can give me is sincerely appreciated. Thanks in advance. Tom