Or, if you're just looking for a text editor, go to
www.writemonkey.com, click 'downloads' & download the 1st .zip file
you see. You can use ctrl e to export your markdown to either your
favorite web browser or Word.
Extra bonus: they have a splash screen w/some really funny sayings to
make you laugh before beginning to write. When I opened mine up to
check the version, it said "a closed mouth catches no feet." Use your
screen reader's read dialog key if you use 1, to read the splash
screen, then press escape when you're done laughing.
On 3/26/21, Florian Beijers <florianbeijers@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Vs Code has markdown support with a way to preview as you type if I'm
not mistaken, but that may again be somewhat too technical?
2021-03-26 23:18 GMT+01:00, J.J. Meddaugh <jj@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:
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I just found
Writage for Microsoft Word. <https://www.writage.com/>
which is a free add-in which lets you both save and load Markdown files,
as well as copy your current word file's contents to the Clipboard using
Markdown. It doesn't seem to do in-line editing, but may still be a
useful tool to produce or synthesize text.
On 3/26/2021 6:03 PM, timothyjb310@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi, I was wondering if someone had some ideas for working with
markdown with JAWS. I know that you can just write it in note pad and
convert using something like pandoc in the command line, although, I
am looking for a solution for my sister who is less technical and
wants a quick and easy way to see results from the markdown. I have
heard of a couple popular editors, for markdown, but not sure about
the accessibility of any of those tools.
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I believe that ED Sharp provides some support for mark down, although
I have been playing with it, and was unable to figure out what support
is provided. The documentation mentions markdown briefly, but nothing
that was super clear. I did some digging and was surprised to see that
ED Sharp does actually come prepackaged with pandoc, so perhaps there
is some integration that I am missing.
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Thanks,
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Timothy Breitenfeldt
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