A lot of testing tools use the same hooking methods as do most screen readers and, in more cases than not, they are completely incompatible with a lot of access technology (magnification is even worse).
Knowing a bit about how the screen readers work, I would say that the hardest problems will come in JAWS, HAL and Window-Eyes and the easier ones would be NVDA and System Access as the former has no hooking and the latter hooks very high and ought not conflict with testing tools.
On Jul 21, 2009, at 7:59 PM, Marvin Hunkin wrote:
hi. can you help? need an answer today. as from july 23 in australia to july 28. will be going away and will not have internet access. so please help me asap. doing a programing course online and using c++. using a g++ compiler from http://www.cygwin.org and using text pad 5 from http://www.textpad.com now my main problem is. i navigate to the directory where my code is in the command prompt. know how to do that. then i go to text pad and use the run command. which i have set up g++. my problem is : say like a program where you need to input data. on this screen no way to do this for testing purposes. it either does not let me enter data or gives an error. if i try to run the exe program in command prompt.then says not an internal program or command or cannot find the exe program.so wonder if there is any tools so i can test my programs. any tools to help me out. need your help today. as cannot test my c++ programs. and got the fifth degree from my professor for not testing my code. well any suggestions would be appreciated. need a reply today for the mentioned reason above. in devonport, tasmania, australia. cheers Marvin. E-Mail: startrekcafe@xxxxxxxxx Msn: startrekcafe@xxxxxxx Skype: startrekcafeVisit my Jaws Australia Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/groups/ JawsOz/__________ View the list's information and change your settings at //www.freelists.org/list/programmingblind
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