your husband is right Shirley I should keep your laptop for yourself, was it not your husband who had to stand on his head the other week to play solitaire? Jaws jumping around does put them off, however it is hard to refuse, actually I did not let young Jade turn Jaws off on my desktop I sent her to the Laptop but that was due to my not knowing what Beebo was, she is not stupid at all just young and no phone at home and if her father does need a screen Reader she will have learned a little bit by now, she has moved from my town but will try to come on Monday as she gets a break from College, she is studying hairdressing and she heard me speak of Jaws in the Salon where she wworkson Saturday, also she was broke and I pay her the same per hour as the Salon does. cannot be stingy Dorothy ----- Original Message ----- From: "shirley clow" <shirley.clow@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <jaws-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Friday, March 28, 2008 8:52 PMSubject: [jaws-uk] Re: Should Jaws be turned off when sighted people use our computers?
Hello angel,As the Desk Top is used by my husband, my son and myself, I always bring JAWS up manually when I am using the computer.
My son doesn't seem to have a problem with working when Jaws is running, but my husband reckons the print jumps about!...
I also have my laptop set in the same way, although it is only me that uses it!...
Regards, Shirley.----- Original Message ----- From: Angel238
To: jaws-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Friday, March 28, 2008 8:45 PMSubject: [jaws-uk] Should Jaws be turned off when sighted people use our computers?
Just what is the relationship between how jaws reads and what appears on the screen. My children have always turned off Jaws when they used my computer. They told me because I listen to Jaws at an extremely fast pace they were unable to read what they chose. They said they could read better and scroll better with jaws off. Is this true?
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