[RWP] Released: ReaAccess 1.1.1.6

[ReaAccess crew]

Mike,

Ok, I'll make sure that System Access gets added to the list of supported
screen readers in the next release, and that it gets a mention during the
installation process too from now on.

Your Axium setup sounds very cool.  Perhaps if you have time, we could
coincide System Access support being publicly announced with a short
podcast of you demonstrating a few efficient workflows on your setup if
you're comfortable enough with it by then?

Best,
ReaAccess crew

On Thu, April 1, 2010 2:54 pm, Mike Calvo Yesterday Today and Forever
Ministries wrote:
> Yes as long as you have folks set up for NVDA it will work. So you
> could actually say NVDA/System Access support or something along those
> lines. BTW I am playing with an MAudio Axium pro61 and it is a great KB
> that includes the ability to control a daw through something called
> personalities. The controller can also map qwerty commands so full
> control of the daw including screen reader functions can be done right
> from the unit.
> Just thought I'd mention this.
> Mike
> Original message:
>> Mike,
>
>> As the guy who refines the English of the project, this is an error on
>> my
>> part. I was under the impression that SA's Reaper support depended on
>> your
>> NVDA API emulation, and that the emulation was only being distributed in
>> the dev builds of SA at this stage. If Reaper support is now publicly
>> available to all SA users and everyone who goes to satogo.com, let us
>> know, and it will be my pleasure to add SA to the list of supported
>> screen
>> readers.
>
>> Best
>> ReaAccess crew
>
>> On Wed, March 31, 2010 8:13 pm, Mike Calvo Yesterday Today and Forever
>> Ministries wrote:
>>> Hi Guys:
>>> I was out of town and wasn't able to install until now. I find you
>>> aren't mentioning System Access as a supported screen reader? Why is
>>> that?
>>> Mike
>
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