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JAWS for Windows screen reading software

JAWS for Windows screen reading software. published by Freedom Scientific. JAWS. I reviewed JAWS version 10.0.1139U Free demo download from Freedom Scientific website http://www.freedomscientific.com/downloads/JAWS/JAWS-downloads.asp. JAWS.

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JAWS for Windows screen reading software

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  1. JAWS for Windowsscreen reading software published by Freedom Scientific

  2. JAWS • I reviewed JAWS version 10.0.1139U • Free demo download from Freedom Scientific website http://www.freedomscientific.com/downloads/JAWS/JAWS-downloads.asp

  3. JAWS • Purpose of Jaws is to allow full access of the computer to people with poor or no vision. • “JAWS” because it reads aloud everything written on the screen.

  4. JAWS • Intricate program with many specific command keys that one must remember to access full benefits of software (not so easy). • Amazing software that can really open up a lot for someone with low or no vision, if they are willing to put the time and effort into learning it.

  5. JAWS • Examples of some JAWS commands(for a laptop computer) Close active box Alt + F4 Read prior line Up Arrow Say all Caps + Down Arrow Speed up Alt + Control + Pg Up

  6. JAWS …and now for a demonstration of its features…

  7. JAWS When you have a chance, try it yourself. The demo is free and the JAWS help bar will navigate you through it. (remember to make sure that the volume on your computer is not off!)

  8. Ephraim Cook Johns Hopkins University April 14, 2009

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