[RWP] A getting started question

[Roy Shtupler]

am using it with Jaws 11 as well , mainly for recording and editing.
to navigate between tracks , use up/down arrows.
to move between items (parts such as recorded and/or imported material) on a 
track , use CTRL+Left/right arrows.
first , see if this works for you.
after the 30 day period ends , Reaper will continue functioning as before , 
just reminding you of it being shareware every time you start it up.
hope this helps
Roy.
www.soundclick.com/tzackeek
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Chris Goodwin" <chris85.music at gmail.com>
To: <rwp at reaaccess.com>
Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2011 10:38 PM
Subject: [RWP] A getting started question


> Hi,
>
> I've recently downloaded and installed Reaper and ReaAccess which I'm
> using with Jaws v11.  I am having trouble in getting started though.
>
> I've read stuff on the Reaper wiki and have some idea of what to do,
> and I've also googled for help on getting started which has also
> helped a little.  But the reaacess.com web site seems corrupted at the
> mo, and I can't get any info from it such as from the tips page.
>
> When Reaper starts I can add a track, and then I can insert a media
> file such as a wav file.  I can also, by a little luck as well as
> judgement, use the cursor keys in combination with the control key to
> select my media file.  Then keys like the application key or shift+F10
> get me a pop up menu where I can see a load of properties about my
> media file.
>
> So here are some questions:
>
> * How can I reliably navigate around a project which contains several
> tracks each with multiple media files on it?
>
> * The properties dialog for a media file is pretty large and tabbing
> around to get to, say, the position field, takes ages.  Is there a
> quick way to set the position?
>
> * Reaper is big and using it with a screen reader adds more of a
> challenge.  Is there any words or tutorials on how to use Reaper with
> ReaAccess?
>
> I'm going to run out of my grace period on the free install of Reaper
> soon so would like to know if it really can be used to good effect
> with screen readers before paying out for it.
>
> Many thanks in advance,
>
> Chris
>
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