[typeabilitybeta] first report on TypeAbility 3.0.7
- From: "Scott Erichsen" <scott.erichsen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <typeabilitybeta@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 9 Jul 2008 03:19:52 +0100
Hi
Have just installed TypeAbility 3.0.7
1. The installation program still needs dialogue work. The dialogue
about the licence agreement did not read. I was just presented with the
yes button. I had to use Insert+B or the JAWS cursor to read the
dialogue.
2. The next dialogue after that did not read its contents, I had to use
JAWS cursor to find out it was related to selecting the JAWS versions.
Also, I noticed that both versions of JAWS I had installed (JAWS 9 and
JAWS 10Beta) were checked. Do we want that? Or do you think we should
check the latest version that is installed only.
Starting TypeAbility.
I was given the following:
"Document 1 - Wordpad"
After about 5 seconds TypeAbility started.
I'm running TypeAbility on Windows Vista Business on a laptop.
Which brings me to my other point.
This fact of needing to connect an external keyboard to use TypeAbility
with a laptop, could cause some problems for students.
I personally use a desktop keyboard with my laptop when I'm at the
office, but I don't when travelling as I haven't found one small enough
to fit into my bag and folders up! (SMILE)
That will do so far and more as I play with it throughout the day.
Cheers.
Scott Erichsen
Support and Training, Blindness Products
T & T Consultancy Australia Pty LTD.
795 Pacific Highway,
Gordon,
NSW, 2072
Tel: +612 9499 5075
Fax: +612 9499 5073
Website: www.tandt-consultancy.com.au
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