The audio for the first session of our Script Training (which happened last Tuesday afternoon) is now posted on our audio presentations pages (http://www.gwmicro.com/Audio_Video_Archive/Presentations/). A big hurray goes out to Jeff Bishop for taking the time to clean it up for us. Thanks, Jeff!Original post blogged on b2evolution.
From our Latest News page: GW Micro is excited to announce support for Java applications through the new WE4Java Window-Eyes script, developed by Jay Macarty. The WE4Java Script Central web page describes WE4Java as a script that "provides access to Java based programs using an alternate technology from the Java Access Bridge. This interface communicates directly with the Window-Eyes COM object mo
I recently had a dialog with a developer interested in knowing what kinds of web-based dynamic information we supported. I get this question a lot, and the answer isn't always easy to understand, especially by people who do not use a screen reader on a daily basis. This individual, however, told me that my reply was very helpful, and I'm all about helping people out when I can. With that in mind,
Live from CSUN - New products from GW Micro 2008-03-13 02:21:22 am, by Jeremy , 261 words, 400 views Categories: dev, general, sales, shows Coming to you live from CSUN - greetings everyone! Tonight, we officially announced our new products. <drum roll please> We introduced the next generation of the Braille Sense, as well as the next generation SenseView, the SenseView Duo. I don't want to
A Short Introduction to Window-Eyes Scripting, and the Window-Eyes Object Model Feb-02-2008As you most likely know by now, the scripting cat is out of the scripting bag. At ATIA, GW Micro introduced one of the most requested features in Window-Eyes: support for a scripting language. Not only is Window-Eyes providing a scripting support, but the method being used is by far the easiest available in
12:02:02 pm, by Aaron , 649 words, 2178 views Categories: general We love keyboard access to things, don't we? Of course we do, and we should. So here's another keyboard tip, this one specifically for Vista users: launch applications in your quick launch toolbar using the respective WINDOWS-# hot key. In my Quick Launch toolbar, I have the following applications in the following order: Internet Ex
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