[RWP] some what off topic window-eyes with reaper sonar and kontakt? please help kind regards trey.

[Indigo]

Window-Eyes refuses to run both 64 bit Reaper and ReaAccess 
simultaneously, although Jaws, NVDA and System Access have no problem.
I was happy for years in 32 bit XP, running any version of Reaper, plus 
Sonar 8.5.3 with an older
6.1 version of Window-Eyes, which is really powerful at digging buttons 
out of native VST interfaces.
I haven't tried Kontakt in 32 bits with Window-Eyes 6.1, so can't say 
how that would work.
Once I became disillusioned with Wineyes on 64 bit Windows 7, I quickly 
got used to running NVDA for mail and now am totally addicted to the way 
it streaks along on the web, fast as light.
I'm also making some music with it on Windows 7, but will go back to XP 
any old time to work more comfortably.
I use NVDA's review at the number pad, but believe both Jaws and Wineyes 
still have the edge doing screen exploration at the number pad.
Sometimes, though, NVDA can see screen buttons the other screenreaders 
can't, and it's getting more powerful with each release.
I'm on NVDA this very second, and love it for what it does best.
Indi.

On 7/20/2014 3:36 PM, trahern culver wrote:
> hey all i'm thinking i need a more powerful screen reeder for my studio computer which is a windows7 machine.
>
> i'm looking towards window-eyes i'm not a fan of jaws at all. Firstly apologies as this question is off topic, are there any comprehensive resources for information on using window-eyes with sonar? so far I've found some mailing list posts and an app from gw micro but nothing instructional.
>
> Secondly how well does window-eyes work with reaper and kontakt?
> I spoke to some one who told me window-eyes could not work with reaaccess because some file paths are hard coded in to the scrips.
>
> But if I remember correctly  there's some people on this list using reaper with window-eyes.
>
> When it comes to kontakt i'de like to know how well window-eyes gets on with it.
>
> your help with these questions would be most welcome kind regards trey.
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