Right, you've got to imagine that you install an operating system on a virtual machine just as you would on a physical one. So obviously you won't get speech from the physical, nor would you get speech from the virtual. Same concepts really, just realize that you're "running another computer on top of it".
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To: <programmingblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2008 6:48 PM Subject: Microsoft Virtual Machine 2007This Linux thread is probably off topic, however, it got me thinking. I downloaded the Microsoft Virtual Machine 2007 and installed it. During the installation I was told my Windows Vista Home Premium was not a supported version, however, it seem to install fine and I setup a couple of Virtual Machines with JAWS 9.0.2169. When I run a Virtual Machine to install an OS for testing, JAWS will not read the Open Window. Any ideas? I would like to get going so I can start testing programs I right.
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