[RWP] Version Match

[indigo]

I don't know what your sentence, the files appear in the right directory 
in Jaws means.
When installing either Reaper or ReaAccess; accept defaultsand don't 
change where Reaper or ReaAccess put their files.
You can uncheck screenreaders you don't use, when installing ReaAccess, 
but it doesn't seem to matter if you don't.
Accept default destination directories  in all cases.

As for running the latest Reaper with Window-Eyes,
I couldn't get Reaper 4x 64 bit to work with ReaAccess, on Windows 7 64, 
because Window-Eyes 7.5.1 refused to work with both Reaper and ReaAccess 
at the same time, but N V D A and Jaws don't have that problem.
I went back to XP and 32 bit Reaper, with an older version of 
Window-Eyes; because it's more comfortable for me, but I know plenty of 
folks who are working fine in Win 7 64 and Reaper versions 4x.
Roy Shtupler has found work arounds to get the context menus in version 
4 to work.
Reaper 4x should load at least, with Jaws, either on Windows 7 64 or 32 
bit, or in XP.
Make sure you downloaded the proper  version of Reaper, 32 or 64 bits, 
according to whether your operating system is 32 or 64 bits.
Install Reaper first, then open it and close it before installing 
ReaAccess, or you will get an error message when you try to install 
ReaAccess.
Indigo L


On 2/8/2012 3:49 AM, Henrik Leander wrote:
> Hi there! I tried to install the latest Reaper and the latest Reaaccess on a computer with Jaws 11. The files appear in the right directories in Jaws but it doesnt load. Shall I use the latest Reaper or will it be more accessable if I go with the last version of Reaper 3?
>
> Is Reaaccess working with the latest Window Eyes? Are there any difference there with what version of reaper/reaaccess youre using?
> best /Henrik
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