JFW uses two cursors. The PC cursor tells you where you are typing on the screen, menu item selected, etc. The JFW cursor acts like the Mouse cursor. It roams around the screen like a person s eyes, going and seeing where the PC cursor cannot go. This means you can continue to use your existing DOS screen reader while executing DOS programs and Window-Eyes while executing Windows programs.
All commands are intuitive and easy to learn.
They are entered via the numeric keypad, or in the case of PowerBooks, directly from the keyboard. More and more people want an ever-greater variety of materials in braille. In North America, Grade 2 braille is the standard. It includes many contracted or abbreviated words. Duxbury - is Grade 2 braille editing and translation software.