Juan,
Do you need to do all of your development inside of the VS environment?
Could you interface with the functionality you need via a command line
or some other medium? For example, is there a way to execute queries
via a script? I'm only asking because you could potentially do editing
in a different environment, do compiling via a command line, and run
queries some other way. This would allow you to set up your workflow in
a way that only requires you to use a single screen reader.
Regards,
Jad Wauthier
On 1/13/2022 10:52 AM, travis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi,
All the keyboard shortcuts and the keyboard hooking end up conflicting. I just don’t’ see a feasible way to do it.
Your best bet honestly is to run one of the screen readers in a VM with an instance of Visual Studio. And have the project in a shared folder. But that’d require having two instances of Visual Studio open on the same project which might have it’s own problems.
-Travis
*From:* program-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <program-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> *On Behalf Of *juanhernandez98@xxxxxxxxx
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*Subject:* [program-l] wierd request for nvda/jaws
Hi All,
I’m working with VS 2019, and Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services.
There are things in SSIS that read well with Jaws, and others that only read really well with NVDA.
Is there any way feasible to run both screen readers at the same time functionally, but keep the active one muted?
Has anyone ever tried this, or does anyone do this?
I just loose some much time when moving between the screen readers on a daily basis that I wish I could just run them both.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Best,
Juan
