No audio in PE!
Need audio to install oparating systems!
Full Version: new plugins'!
Hello this is a list of programs’ that I really can use in PE, if possible
NVDA, Jaws, Zoom Text & Magic!
Is it possible to run/use any of the above soft wear?
There is 161 Million users’ that need the support for it!
NVDA, Jaws, Zoom Text & Magic!
Is it possible to run/use any of the above soft wear?
There is 161 Million users’ that need the support for it!
AFAIK Jaws is EXTREMELY difficult to be run in a PE.
If you are needing some features for the visually impaired, recently a small Winbuilder based project has been modified to have some of these, NVDA was added to it instead.
Check here:
http://reboot.pro/15080/
With reference to your other post that I merged with the present thread (about Audio), the project has audio support (using the drivers from the XP already on the machine) and the solution for non XP installed machines was to add support for a "generic" USB headset.
This may also be of use:
http://reboot.pro/15371/
jaclaz
If you are needing some features for the visually impaired, recently a small Winbuilder based project has been modified to have some of these, NVDA was added to it instead.
Check here:
http://reboot.pro/15080/
With reference to your other post that I merged with the present thread (about Audio), the project has audio support (using the drivers from the XP already on the machine) and the solution for non XP installed machines was to add support for a "generic" USB headset.
This may also be of use:
http://reboot.pro/15371/
jaclaz
Well maybe if we can get wallpaper with fish, Jaws will come by!......LOL?
But thanks, most folks that know what Low-visual & Blind access is every one runs for the hills’!
But thanks, most folks that know what Low-visual & Blind access is every one runs for the hills’!
QUOTE (jaclaz @ Feb 7 2012, 12:03 PM) 
AFAIK Jaws is EXTREMELY difficult to be run in a PE.
A Jaws 11 plugin from 2010 and NVDA 2009.1 http://www.pebuilder.de/showthread.php?233...-PE-integrieren
It's unknwon to enable a Braille device.
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